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As a podcast that strives to address the elephant in the room, we also  want to welcome guests that have the same mindset as well. In the third  installment of #BeHerd, the talented, hilarious, and fearful brother J.  Adé joins the EiTHER podcast to talk about his background as a scholar  and entertainment figure, maintaining a balance between his 9-5 and  podcast, and also joining the crew in a new segment we would like to  call “PS5 Pandering.” As a fellow podcaster that welcomes CONTROVERSY,  you do not want to miss what happens when the EiTHER podcast links up with Mr. J. Adé himself. You can follow J. Adé on Instagram @joethegr8  and his podcast @j.ade.pod. The J. Adé Podcast can be found on Anchor,  Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Spotify! #TrunksUp 

Happy Father's Day! For those that remember, EiTHER dropped an episode on Mother's Day where Matt and Jordan discussed and championed the fathers that are in their children's lives and continue to be a positive male presence. On this Father's Day edition, we welcome our good friend and strong mother Miss Ariel to join the EiTHER crew and provide a rebuttal from the female perspective. In addition, we all dive into the topic of the male and female roles during the different stages of pregnancy and how one another support and deal with their respective levels of stress. You can follow Ariel on Instagram @bombshell_ariel and on Twitter @BombShell_Ariel as well. Tune in as both sides get into it on this episode! #TrunksUp

On today's episode of the EiTHER podcast, the crew welcomes 9-year Air Force veteran and friend of the podcast Rico Anderson as they dive DEEP into what it means to be black in the armed forces. Rico and the EiTHER fellas clear up misinformation and de-arm false narratives with everything going on in today's climate. Happy Flag Day! #TrunksUp 

African Americans have been oppressed since the United States of America was founded – from slavery to the systemic racism that is still prevalent today. The fight for equality has extended from generation to generation and now it’s our turn to try to make a difference. It’s time to Do It Now. It’s time to create A Story for Change. In the second installment of #BeHerd, the crew sits down with the founders of two new initiatives: Do It Now and A Story for Change. In addition, both parties will dive into the topic of how microaggression plays a role in the racism of today. You can follow Do It Now and A Story for Change on Instagram @doitnow_movement and @storyforchange!

Working a 9-5 is not the end all, be all. But for some, it is. For some, it takes away time from perfecting their craft towards something they are passionate about. And because of that, their dreams eventually fade out and their life continues. These people are left with a bunch of “what if” questions lingering throughout their mind. So how can creators keep a healthy balance? Are you still as passionate towards reaching your dream if your energy is devoted to work 8 hours of the day? On today’s episode, the EiTHER podcast discuss the trials and tribulations of pursuing a dream while still working a 9-5 job. #TrunksUp

Making plans with your friends can be such a drag sometimes, but thank god for ol' reliable. The one bar everyone always ends up at no matter where they start. A place where even the most surprising occurrences, actually aren't that surprising. Unfortunately, Manayunk just lost a staple -  the ol' reliable for a lot of people, including Mr. LeBeard himself. On this edition of QuaranTINGS & Kings, the fellas honor the bar  formerly known as Mad River. #TrunksUp 

Music elicits and evokes a wide range of emotions. Experiencing your favorite artists live enhances the music even more. But what about those times when you step out of your comfort zone? For a lot of people, attending an EDM concert is foreign territory. Whether it’s preconceived opinions or stories people have heard, there tends to be a hesitancy for some when determining if he or she would attend an EDM concert or not. The EiTHER boys discuss what stems from these stereotypes and how their personal experiences have backed up or went against them. #TrunksUp

In this thing called life, we get older and mature (hopefully, that is).  Sometimes, we like to reflect on positive memories - whether it's  friendship, family, events, or even music. Old songs spark memories of  school dances with your potential crush. Now that we're older you  wonder, why the hell was I serenading or blasting these lyrics? On  today's latest edition of QuaranTINGS & Kings, the EiTHER boys break  down some suspect lyrics from songs we all used to (or still) love.  #TrunksUp