In this episode,  CDK and Horatio discuss various topics including their recent experiences, their thoughts on the Zeus network, the Chris Brown pictures controversy, and the Kendrick Lamar concert. They also touch on the importance of unity in the West Coast hip-hop scene and the impact of Drake's music. In this conversation, Horatio and CDK discuss various topics including the importance of the West Coast in hip hop, the impact of the internet on a remote village in Africa, the NBA finals, Joe Biden's presidency, and dealing with insecurities and negativity from others. They emphasize the need to be present and mindful in the digital age, the consequences of not controlling oneself, and the importance of humility and self-awareness. The conversation ends with a reminder to cut off toxic people and continue to elevate in life.

Chapters

00:00
Summer Vibes and Hosting for Fantasia

05:43
The Negative Influence of the Zeus Network

08:14
The Controversy Surrounding Chris Brown Pictures

13:07
Unity in the West Coast Hip-Hop Scene

15:14
The Impact of Kendrick Lamar's Concert

21:29
The Impact of the Internet on a Remote Village in Africa

24:41
The NBA Finals and Ime Udoku's Downfall

27:28
Joe Biden's Presidency and the Perception of Humility

31:49
Dealing with Insecurities and Negativity from Others

35:20
Cutting Off Toxic People and Continuing to Elevate

In this episode, CDK and Horatio dive into a range of engaging topics. They explore the double standards in celebrity scandals, the nuances of professionalism in various settings, and the evolving car market. They also discuss the importance of being pro-black while rejecting negative aspects of ghetto culture, the value of going with the flow in dating, and the controversy around honorary degrees. Additionally, they touch on new features in iOS 18 and emphasize the significance of not letting one's environment dictate their behavior.

**Keywords:**
double standards, celebrity scandals, professionalism, car market, pro-black, anti-ghetto, dating, honorary degrees, iOS 18, environment control

**Takeaways:**
1. Double standards exist in celebrity scandals, with men often facing less severe consequences than women.
2. Professionalism requires setting aside personal feelings and maintaining respect in professional settings.
3. Not every car needs to be sold, and the car market may need to adjust with the rise of electric and self-driving cars.
4. It is possible to be pro-black while also being critical of negative aspects of ghetto culture.
5. In dating, it's important to go with the flow and be open to different activities, rather than trying to control the situation.
6. Revoking honorary degrees based on past actions can seem performative and insincere.
7. New features in iOS 18 include the ability to lock apps with your face and high-quality image support for Android devices.
8. Don't let your environment control you; take control of your environment and stay true to yourself.

**Titles:**
- New Features in iOS 18
- The Changing Car Market

**Sound Bites:**
- "Double standards when it comes to men in those type of situations."
- "You can be pro-black, but anti-ghetto."
- "Every car doesn't need to be sold."

**Chapters:**
00:00 - Introduction
02:07 - Being Pro-Black but Anti-Ghetto
05:21 - The Changing Car Market
08:29 - Professionalism and Dating
14:38 - Women Don't Owe You Shit
21:30 - Taking Control of Your Environment

The CDK and Horatio Podcast celebrates its one-year anniversary and discusses a range of topics, from fake diplomas to luxury baby showers, the decline of Cracker Barrel, and the objectification of WNBA players. The hosts also explore the longevity of hip-hop artists and the challenges faced by women in sports.

Chapters

00:00 Celebrating One Year: Reflecting on Change and Consistency
01:18 From Fake Diplomas to Luxury Baby Showers: Exploring Modern Trends
14:16 The Decline of Cracker Barrel: A Cultural Shift in Dining
22:31 Women in Sports: Overcoming Objectification and Recognition

Join us for Episode 41, "Sperm Donors," where we dive into:

- The scarcity of Black men in Japan
- The closure of Chili's and restaurant capping
- Respect for the deceased in rap beefs
- The influence of teacher influencers
- Power dynamics between male teachers and teenage girls
- Content creators vs. companies
- The importance of staying in your lane
- The decline of the NPC trend on TikTok

Don't miss this engaging and thought-provoking discussion. Tune in now on all podcast streaming platforms!

In Episode 40 of the CDK & Horatio podcast, hosts CDK on the Mic and Horatio Radio dive into a wide range of compelling topics guaranteed to captivate listeners. From the pros and cons of community college to the heated debate between Dot and Drake, no stone is left unturned in this engaging conversation.

Join the hosts as they discuss the concerning issue of kids drinking in school, the pitfalls of crashing out over women, and the complexities surrounding D1 Black athletes and interracial dating. They also explore the question of whether church has become too performative in modern society.

Tune in for thought-provoking insights, lively banter, and plenty of laughs as CDK and Horatio navigate through these intriguing topics and invite you to join the discussion. Whether you're a fan of hip-hop culture, social commentary, or simply enjoy great conversation, this episode has something for everyone. Don't miss out on Episode 40 of the CDK & Horatio podcast!

Join CDK and Horatio in Episode 39 of their dynamic podcast as they explore a diverse range of topics guaranteed to spark engaging conversations. From reminiscing about childhood memories of being called a liar in Black families to discussing the emerging trend of Veneer Tech, the hosts offer insightful commentary on various aspects of life.

In this episode, they delve into the unexpected joys of a "boring" life, share anecdotes about the moving process, and reflect on the significance of prom and graduation photo shoots. Additionally, they highlight the best parts about prom, celebrating both the excitement and nostalgia associated with these milestone events.

Tune in for an entertaining and thought-provoking episode filled with laughter, reflection, and unexpected insights. Whether you're a long-time listener or new to the podcast, CDK and Horatio invite you to join the conversation and share your thoughts on these fascinating topics!

In Episode 38 of the CDK & Horatio Podcast, the hosts delve into intriguing topics that challenge conventional perspectives. Horatio takes an unexpected stance on gentrification, sparking a lively discussion on urban development and community transformation. They explore the phenomenon of "big back behavior" and its implications for body positivity and societal norms. Additionally, they delve into the concept of "sassy men" and its portrayal in media and popular culture. 

Please note: Due to technical issues, the interview audio overlapped, resulting in some parts being deleted. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Normal uploads will resume next week. Join CDK and Horatio as they navigate through these thought-provoking subjects with their signature wit and candor. Tune in for an episode that encourages embracing change and embracing new perspectives!

In Episode 37 of the CDK & Horatio Podcast, the dynamic duo dives deep into a myriad of topics. They unpack the enigmatic persona of OJ Simpson, discuss the nuances of political pandering to the black community by Democrats, and reflect on Caitlin Clark's recent loss. The conversation takes an unexpected turn as they explore the concept of self-worth in Kai Cenat's thought-provoking perspective on relationships. Delving into the realm of technology, they examine the ethical dilemmas posed by AI-generated content and share their thoughts on the rise of early morning parties. The episode concludes with a candid discussion on navigating social media and gracefully rejecting unwanted advances. Tune in for engaging insights and lively banter!

In this episode, CDK and Horatio discuss various topics, including the lack of shame for male p*rn stars, their experiences at the Dreamville festival, J. Cole's apology to Kendrick Lamar, the solar eclipse, the hidden meanings in songs, dating older women, and the impact of the internet on the street n*gga image. They emphasize the importance of listening to and learning from those who came before, building credibility in new environments, and discovering one's own preferences rather than following societal expectations.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Discussion on Male P*rn Stars
06:25 The Solar Eclipse and Hidden Meanings in Songs
13:38 Discovering Your Own Preferences