Euphoria Podcast

This episode is a re-recording of Season 3 Episode 2. Due to some technical difficulties with our original episode, we decided to revisit this episode so that you could enjoy higher quality audio. 

Men. One question: Do you enjoy head? Why? Why not? This week we talk about why black men hate head and how it might affect their relationships.

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Special thanks to Simon Stone for producing the music for this podcast.

This week we dive into our thoughts on and experiences with interracial dating and how it compares to dating someone of the same race. 

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Special thanks to Simon Stone for producing the music for this podcast.

Men typically aren't great at talking about their emotions. Whether it's because it's "not manly" or because they don't know how, emotional needs just aren't usually top-of-mind for most men, even when they're having a rough day, week, month, or even year. This week, we dive into 5 things that men need from their partners to maintain their emotional health!

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Podcast production by The Podcast Engineer.
Special thanks to Simon Stone for producing the music for this podcast.

If you enjoyed this episode, share it with a friend by sending them our link on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast player!

Podcast production by The Podcast Engineer.
Special thanks to Simon Stone for producing the music for this podcast.

If you enjoyed this episode, share it with a friend by sending them our link on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast player!

Podcast production by The Podcast Engineer.
Special thanks to Simon Stone for producing the music for this podcast.

What is it like to be a member of the LGBTQ community in America today. Though LGBTQ rights have improved over the past couple of decades, many still treat them as suggestions. Many LGBTQ Americans still don't feel safe living in the country they call home.

This week, with a very special guest, we talk about what it's really like to be a member of the LGBTQ community in America today.

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Podcast production by The Podcast Engineer.
Special thanks to Simon Stone for producing the music for this podcast.

"Be a man." What does that actually mean? And what about manhood–what does that mean?

In this week's episode, we're talk about what it really means to be a man and whether it aligns with today's generally accepted social norms.

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Podcast production by The Podcast Engineer.
Special thanks to Simon Stone for producing the music for this podcast.

Let's talk about the N* word.

Do you say it regularly? Do you hear it regularly? How does it make you feel? This week the hosts of Euphoria Podcast dive into their thoughts surrounding the word and whether it's ever appropriate to use.

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Podcast production by The Podcast Engineer.
Special thanks to Simon Stone for producing the music for this podcast.

For the Seasons 2 Finale, Nicki Divine, Simon Stone, and PoeticMindz talk about micro-aggression and how it affects our relationships with not only our friends and family, but everyone else we interact with.

Micro-aggressions are the tiny tools often used to fuel and perpetuate subtle discriminatory behavior. They can be wrapped up in genuine good intention or they can be delivered in spite, but they reach much farther than the people who hear them. Because unchecked micro-aggressions can quickly become widely accepted "norms" that regularly hurt or belittle a group of people. Though they sound small, micro-aggressions have macro implications. 

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Podcast production by ThePodcastEngineer.com.
Special thanks to Jay String for producing the music for this podcast.