This is the first Men's Round conversation of 2026. There are things in life that all men fear no matter how old they are. These fears can be put in check. On this episode of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes the fellas Juggy and Godfrey for the first men's only conversation of the new year. This conversation begins with a lively discussion about their personal resolutions and reflections on the past year. The fellas share their thoughts on the current state of sports, particularly focusing on the NFL and college football, as they analyze the performance of their favorite teams and the implications of coaching changes. They also touch on broader societal issues, including the importance of community and integrity in the face of celebrity culture and consumerism. The conversation flows seamlessly from personal anecdotes to sports commentary, creating an engaging atmosphere for listeners. In this episode of the Liquor Talk Podcast, the hosts delve into the complexities of modern relationships and the importance of making informed choices when selecting partners. They emphasize that many individuals often choose partners based on convenience rather than compatibility, leading to dissatisfaction in relationships. The discussion transitions into the significance of marriage, highlighting the necessity of communication, counseling, and surrounding oneself with positive role models who have successfully navigated long-term commitments. The hosts stress that marriage is not just a milestone but a lifelong journey that requires effort, understanding, and selflessness from both partners.The conversation then shifts to the fears faced by Black men, including the fear of being irrelevant, broke, and unintelligent. The hosts discuss how societal pressures and systemic issues contribute to these fears, urging listeners to embrace education and community support. They advocate for breaking the cycle of celebrating incarceration and instead focus on uplifting one another through mentorship and shared experiences. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to take charge of their lives, seek knowledge, and foster a sense of community to combat these fears and challenges. In this episode of the Liquor Talk Podcast, the hosts delve into the complexities of intelligence, humility, and the fear of rejection. They emphasize the importance of being coachable and the value of listening over speaking, suggesting that sometimes playing the fool can reveal more about others. The conversation shifts to the societal perceptions of intelligence, particularly in professional settings, where individuals often face biases that undermine their capabilities. The hosts share personal anecdotes and broader societal observations, highlighting the need for self-awareness and the courage to ask for help. As the discussion progresses, the focus turns to the fear of appearing weak and the importance of establishing boundaries in relationships. The hosts argue that true strength lies in knowing when to assert oneself and when to remain silent. They also tackle the fear of rejection, encouraging listeners to embrace it as a part of life and to recognize that every 'no' can lead to a 'yes.' The episode wraps up with a call to action for listeners to engage in their communities and to be proactive in their personal and professional lives, reinforcing the idea that overcoming fears is essential for growth and success.