Bourbon & Boyshorts

This is a BOURBON BREAKTHROUUUUU..On this episode we chat with Eric the Stylist as she gives her experiences on Love and Loyalty and most importantly RESPECT. We start off with how she got her start in styling when she was 8!! to grinding her way through school to opening and owing her own salon. Later we tap into relationship talk and we struck a nerve when we hit on why she allowed DISRESPECT in her relation and people being real & loyal to her and her reciprocating the realness & loyalty back. And after a while we had a BOURBON BREAKTHRUUUUU with Erica when she realizes she is the reason why DISRESPECT was being done in the relationship. This episode is a really good listen for the people who are going through a rocky or trying time in their relationship and wanting to move on

BOONIE is BACK!! We catch up with Beautiful Boonie of the Boonie Breakdown Podcast to find out what she has been up to since we last spoke 2 years ago. We get down and somewhat dirty on several topics from the rules of engagement on how to set up a 3SUM, Jeremy's secret night time nickname, gay night club experience aka ''THE BALL" the Boonie Breakdown Tour and soooo much more this a conversation you dont want to miss

END RAPE CULTURE

What is the “Rape Culture?”

Rape Culture is an environment in which rape is prevalent and in which sexual violence against women is normalized and excused in the media and popular culture. Rape culture is perpetuated through the use of misogynistic language, the objectification of women’s bodies, and the glamorization of sexual violence, thereby creating a society that disregards women’s rights and safety.

Listen as we sit down with Enchanta, founder of Black Women Whiskey and host of Women & Whiskey Wednesdays; a monthly happy hour series that raises money for local non profits. We learn what it means to be a abolitionist and focus on restorative justice. From there we move into the predatory practices of the bail system how it structured to keep people impoverished.

And of course we couldn't end the this episode without learning who is single and who is in a happy relationship that "works until it doesn't work anymore"

Listen as we sit down w/ Craig C. Chef by Day Painter/Artist by Nite. We follow Craig's journey from his humble beginnings in Baltimore as an up and coming painter and Chef to taking his talents on the road to sharpen his skills having to take those skills and inspire others to get on a superior level while running his own kitchen. We also touch on love and fatherhood and how he found inspiration from his woman and kids to in turn creating new art from new found love. Lastly we round out the convo with not taking life for granted and appreciating the people in our lives and keeping ourselves uplifted by creating a circle of trust and vulnerability for all our brothers out here in the world.

Listen as we sit down with the Ladies of Above the Flame Cigars, African American women owned boutique cigar company offering premium quality hand rolled cigars whose foundation is built on integrity, professionalism, commitment and respect.

We find out these ladies who are family decided to start a cigar company during the pandemic. What’s more interesting is their story growing up in Southeast DC.

https://abovetheflamecigars.com

Listen as we sit down with Chef French of French Toast Connection. Chef starts by giving him his props as a DJ and apologizes for underestimating his abilities. Chef French breaks down the ATL (Atlanta) roots of “French Toast Connection” and explains how she perfected her world famous sweet potato hash………

https://www.frenchtoastconnectionatl.com

“Styling is enhancing who you are, not changing who you are”

- Lulu B.

Listen as we sit down with Talea Dixon, owner of Lulu B’s Closet. We discuss the importance of fashion and feeling good and how it plays a role in our everyday lives. Talea shares why she resigned from her job to pursues the entrepreneurial life, and touches on why she’ll never change her store into a boutique.

This is our most vulnerable episode to date. Listen as we open up about the things that hurt, the pressures we're under and a passionate breakdown of tears and emotions from Jeremy. Listen and share your thoughts

On this episode we start with a “Prelude” conversation with our guest we Natasha Edmonds of the No Prelude podcast. We start out learning how Natasha and Jeremy first met and when she first learned his name. Tasha candidly shares why her first marriage ended and the lessons she learned. One thing that is very prevalent with Tasha is that she’s a true “daddy’s girl” and it shows. Finally we get her to tell us about her top secret job working for the Mayor

Listen as we sit down with our Accountability Brother Travis and jump right into breaking down the facades we present to the world. With his facade gown Travis shares the moment he felt the emotions of separating from his wife. As men we often dong create a safe space to be vulnerable with each other after as evidenced from our emotional intervention with Kyle. One reason being that everything since childhood is building men to guard themselves from heartbreak.

Final question we ask….. “Where is your love life now? Do you feel like you deserve love?”