We're baaaack!  Exactly one year from the start of the everyday social club, I update you all with a quick, but major life update before we have three fellow MLT alums, Rondell, Michelle & Amanda share why they're getting a MBA, the honest tips you need to know to do the same, and why it's even helpful.

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Be sure to check out this article on Amanda's Business School Journey.

My most non-toxic male friends, Jay and Xavier, join to discuss what it's like to live with your significant other during gentrification, how they've grown as black men in their respective relationships, mental health, what's enough money, gentrification in New York City, and the movie, Sylvie's Love.  As always, subscribe on whichever app you use to listen to podcast and follow us on Instagram!

Max Vickers join to discuss his transition from finance to tech, how he gets paid to combine his love of sports and math, and what makes Overtime different. 

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Rashida Ahmed and Angelica Yams, black woman sex educators, join to discuss sex and intimacy from the perspective of professionals and black women.  They explain what their profession entails and answer listener-submitted questions about: squirting, BDSM, more orgasms, exploring your boundaries, and more.

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Ever been curious about the people behind the cultural impact of the biggest brands in the world? Arinze joins to explain his job role, how he's curated some of the most authentic, moving experiences for one of the biggest sports brands in history, influencing without influence in any workplace, why your "why" matters, being black while being corporate, and how he brought his Nigerian identity into his work.

Note: Views represented in this podcast episode are not reflective of any employers.

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Jon and Dwa of What You Expect podcast join to talk the good and the bad of 2020:

• How Tic was an asshole on Lovecraft Country (00:08:30)
• The Science of the BBL (00:13:15)
• Being politically correct in 2020 (00:18:35)
• Respecting trans, queer + homosexual people (00:21:45)
• The COVID in the room (00:31:45)
• Dwa questions why anyone lives in New York (00:37:25)
• Dealing with deaths this year (00:42:49)
• Dwa is starting a family (00:58:35)
• How men date different as they move up tax brackets (01:05:45)
• Nafisa's battle with the Ciara Stans of Twitter (01:19:00)
• Women letting men explain things to them that they already know (01:23:50)

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The self-proclaimed Traphouse Jodeci, Ye Ali (@Ye_Ali) joins to have the hardest interview I've ever ran in my life.  We discuss his journey in music, why his female fans are so important, and why he stopped giving a fuck.  Listen to his newest project Private Suite 3!

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For this Asshole episode, Dr. Joy and Rich join to review three "Am I the Asshole?" situations from Reddit: Only Fans, sexless marriages, and gender reveals included.  We also discuss:

• Gaslighting and Dating As Auditioning (11:12)
• The implication of enlisting in the military (15:40)
• A quick recap of Kevin Hart on Clubhouse (29:00)
• Men and Women maturing in relationships (49:00)
• Why Women Suck at Dating (53:35)
• The Constant Need to Create Content (1:12:00)

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Dara Winley, PhD,  joins the podcast to discuss mental trauma and management 101.   Dara is a staff clinician at Northwestern University staff clinician and creator of the Take Care Black Women series.  We discuss everything from:

• What emotional trauma is 
• How emotional trauma can look like
• How our issues affect our relationships
• The effect of family issues on the person
• When and how to start your mental health journey

You can find Dara on Twitter and read her content on Psychology Today.


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For this episode of How I Got Here, Slack Senior Software Engineer and Climate Base Co-Founder, Justin Hardin, joins to discuss his journey into becoming and thriving as a software engineer, why he chose to continue this journey at Slack, and what's different about being a Co-Founder of his new venture to attack climate change - Climate Base.

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