Forgive us for being late on the upload. But we've been lately on CP time instead of CT Time. This episode is about the "Black Talk" and the stigma behind it. Basically, if you don't understand black talk. Then this episode isn't for you. Respectfully of course! But let us know how we did!

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The host had an idea to talk about domestic violence. As you will hear, the show eventually became about domestic abuse. Knowing that the host is a feminism advocate really helps out with perspective. The point of the episode is to notice the flags of domestic abuse. No matter the relationship. We hope this episode gets through to whoever needs it! As always, let us know how we did.

We did have other episodes before hand, but the quality wasn't up to par for a spotify upload. If you would still like to watch them, you can find them here:

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This episode, our guest speakers got caught up. But luckily we have a person shadowing with us. And they gladly helped out with the conversation with the background that they have. The title speaks for itself. Some people believe that Gospel is for children. Some people believe that Gospel is not for children. Others would rather not care. While there are worst music genres to talk about. It's no better place to start than with some of the first music genres we all listen to as children. As always, let us know how well we did!

This is not a diss to anyone that is reaching middle age and still very much single. This is actually a reach for understanding for both ends. Those that are of the age and those that are not of the age. Anyone can become 35+ in age and be constantly single for years. But why is that though. We weren't able to fully dive into this discussion due to not having guest speakers this episode. But we did scratch the surface. We might even come back to this topic sooner or later as well. Let us know how we did!

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We apologize for the lateness of our episode upload, but know that we have more episodes ready as well. This was about the fact that the new iphone 15 dropped. So you know what that means: people are already beginning to start comparing phones. Around the time that this show actually started, this conversation would've been a great one to have. But since apple has lost their monopoly lawsuit, each phone now basically has it's give and take physically on why you should get it. We have 2 guest speakers on our show. One is team android and the other is team iphone. Let us know how we did with our discussion!

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As far as dates go, 9/11 definitely happened. Or else we wouldn't have been able to record that day. But as far as conspiracies go, We weren't allowed to record in our studio that day. But luckily our team is resourceful as always, so we found a local library to talk. It was just unfortunate that we couldn't stream that day. But luckily we still have content for you! The conspiracy is not actually about whether or not the 9/11 event happened. But that is for you to find out! Let us know how we did with this show!

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The past few weeks have been crazy. It affected our production and production value. We do strive for professional episodes, but we don't always get those together unfortunately. But that leads to the conversation that we have this episode. While we strive for greatness, our episodes are paid out of pocket. We do ask for support, but we can be patient about when it comes. Everything one does can be evaluated when it comes to one's job. But this conversation is more so about if the job is undervaluing us. These questions come in rotation a lot. And it's hard to decide if the individual is right to feel how they feel, or if it's all in their head. It's up to you to decide. Still, we are always here for the convo! Let us know how we did in the episode!

Gaming has become an easy sense of access for a waste of time as of late. And within that access, you get the less enthusiastic or even worse: the exclusive club. And then there's also the awkward group within the awkward group. Lately, gamers have all came together to figure out how to differ who from whom. Not to say that there aren't gatekeepers out there, but knowing that there are those trying to have you join their club feels more warming than those that act disgusted with you simply due to your lack of talent or uninterests into their usual hobbies. And this is how we came up with this conversation. We have two guest speakers for this conversation as well and they were both male and female giving two separate perspectives! Let us know how we did!

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In our final week, we wanted to talk about an LGBT issue that is going on inside and outside of the community. There are many words for the phenomenon, but we decided to go with the umbrella term "Labels". Basically "What is your sexuality? Are you a boy or a girl or both or none? Do you even identify as human?" These labels both separate and discriminate individuals in so many ways. While there are those that embrace the labels, there are also those that reject them. With our special guest lil simi from pugilistradio.com we will be getting down and dirty with the conversation! Let us know how we did!

Believe it or not, both the words "Sympathy and Empathy" have a sense of spirituality towards them. It's not just about feeling or caring, it's about the who/what/when/where/why. Usually how we start our questions. But even then, it's still about the connections. So too many times, people have confused the two words or even the concepts of such. Ironically one of these words was invented because the concept itself didn't even have a name to it. Rambling aside, we had two guest speakers today talk about the two words, whether or not they understood the difference, and even how to even apply it. The world needs a sense of sympathy and empathy. Lately it's been corrupted with mostly apathy. Hopefully with our conversation, you can possibly understand the difference and reasons to use each sense of caring. Let us know how we did!