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The episode kicks off with Horatio's humorous yet relatable frustration over an unavailable barber, setting the tone for a lively discussion. CDK and Horatio dive into the significance of haircuts in boosting self-confidence, emphasizing the importance of maintaining oneself in a relationship and not getting too comfortable. They also explore the critical need to be an informed voter, discuss the timelessness in music, and highlight the importance of exercise. The conversation touches on the "Timeless Nature of Recession Pop" and gives a shoutout to the Obamas for their unparalleled speaking skills, dubbing them the "Dons of the Democratic Party." Lastly, Horatio shares his vision for a running club specifically for Black people and debates the balance between change and tradition.
By CDK on The Mic, HoratioRadioThe episode kicks off with Horatio's humorous yet relatable frustration over an unavailable barber, setting the tone for a lively discussion. CDK and Horatio dive into the significance of haircuts in boosting self-confidence, emphasizing the importance of maintaining oneself in a relationship and not getting too comfortable. They also explore the critical need to be an informed voter, discuss the timelessness in music, and highlight the importance of exercise. The conversation touches on the "Timeless Nature of Recession Pop" and gives a shoutout to the Obamas for their unparalleled speaking skills, dubbing them the "Dons of the Democratic Party." Lastly, Horatio shares his vision for a running club specifically for Black people and debates the balance between change and tradition.