Cakes, cookies, and breakfast sandwiches – three categories of food  where it’s unlikely to meet somebody who couldn’t find any item on the  menu he or she wouldn’t like. (Unless this person has dietary concerns  or isn’t hungry, of course). Pulling inspiration from his aunt’s  delicious baking, culinary artist Kyle Cuffie-Scott has brought this  holy trinity of goods to life by starting his own company, Darnel’s  Cakes. In honor of his cousin Darnel who passed away, Kyle Cuffie-Scott  not only continues to bring joy to his community through his baked  goods, but he’s also made a conscious effort to raise awareness about  the HIV/AIDS epidemic and support local and national organizations that  are at the forefront of fighting the virus, disease, and stigmas. What  started off as a successful fundraiser on World Aids Day, transforming  into a presence at a local farmer’s market, and now blossomed to a  brick-and-mortar location, Darnel’s Cakes transcends your average  bakery. Located on 444 North Third Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123,  Darnel’s Cakes, and more specifically, Kyle Cuffie-Scott, serve to be a  model within the community displaying how to use a platform for the  greater good. Enjoy! #TrunksUp

It's the year 2005 - Donovan McNabb is throwing up in the huddle during the Super Bowl, Lance Armstrong has won his 7th straight Tour de France  (pre-doping offenses), Hurricane Katrina destroyed the city of New  Orleans which led to Kanye telling us George Bush doesn't care about black people, and the classic video game Guitar Hero hit the stores. But what other classics dropped in 2005? That's right, T-Pain's iconic song  "I'm N Luv (Wit a Stripper)." For a song so beloved, why is stripping looked down upon by others? Why are people so quick to judge those that strip? It's their occupation and their way to earn money - who are we to say what's right and what's wrong? On this episode of EiTHER, the fellas discuss the topic of strip clubs, the culture that surrounds it,  and the relationships made within. They will also delve a little into today's platform known as OnlyFans. Enjoy! #TrunksUp

Elephant Graveyard - a time for the fellas to reconnect and veer away  from the typical EiTHER one topic format to discuss current events and anything else that may be on their mind! After this week, Elephant  Graveyard will shift to becoming a segment within the EiTHER Sunday  drops so stay tuned! In part 3, the boys discuss owning your masters as a  creator, the emergence of music industry business practices in the podcast world, and the NBA playoffs plus the Sixers coaching search.  Enjoy! #TrunksUp 

NSFW. It’s almost taboo to talk about it. It’s only discussed amongst close friends. It has caused arguments within relationships. It causes pre-judgment if people find out you watch it. It’s very lucrative if you work in that industry. So I bet you’re wondering, what exactly is  ‘it?’ This ‘it’ is porn. That’s right, you heard correctly, porn. On today’s episode of EiTHER, the fellas discuss the porn industry and the many facets associated with it. Put on your TV-MA headphones and press play. #TrunksUp

The podcast industry has been booming and continues to spike upwards,  but with this increasing popularity, more eyes are beginning to follow the trends. Now more than ever, podcasters must hold on to their creative rights and freedom before a major corporation tries to control all of it. In the second edition of the Elephant Graveyard, the fellas discuss the Joe Budden podcast and the new lane he's trying to create,  Charlamagne's Black Effect podcast network, the importance of podcasting vs radio and it's popularity of today, and of course, EiTHER's off the cuff tangents. It's the Elephant Graveyard baby!!!! #TrunksUp

In a world that is driven by content, it is very easy to pick and choose  what you want to hear, see, and consistently be exposed to. The term  ‘fake news’ has morphed into a trigger phrase that holds no merit. Who  is telling the truth? Who is genuine? Where are the credible sources  these days? Because of the powers in place, the media’s stock has  dropped in the value department. The current events have forced  companies to take a step back and reconsider their business practices –  one of them being diversity in the workplace. Joining EiTHER for the  latest episode of the #BeHerd series, Jake Somerville comes equipped  with a background worth sharing in his young career. Mr. Somerville  works within sports tv production; being involved with projects for the  NFL, NASCAR, Notre Dame, and the Olympics. A Penn State alum that  majored in broadcast journalism, Jake provides an important perspective  to the topics on deck for this episode. You can follow Jake on Twitter  and Instagram @Jake_Som. Enjoy! #TrunksUp