Everythang Culture

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We discuss public executions, disruptive neighbors, and "acute adhd" / safety within schools.

We are back with episode two of Talks They Don't Want to Have. In this episode, we discuss "The Talk." The talk means something in every household, but this talk is specific to Black people or American descendants of slavery. We discuss the talk's impact (positive and negative) on our youth and ourselves. We talk about Nolan Wells and how, even though we live in 2026, "The Talk" is still necessary. 

Make sure to leave a comment and engage. Remember our pillars: Respect, Communication, and Consistency. 

Huge thanks to @chanpods for collaborating. 

Clip: BlackBeltBabe on TikTok 

October 5th, 2026 is the last day to register to vote! We discuss Leon, Wanda, and Dara (The Drop), why voting matters, DiVinci with his disrespect towards Americans, and the beauty in aging.

Just as the Black community impacts culture, it continues to be a force during elections. 

According to Pew Research Center, there are 34,450,000 eligible Black voters in the U.S. - 14% of all eligible voters. The bulk of those voters live in the south (We're talking to you, Texas, Georgia, and Florida). Nowhere are Black voters more critical than in swing states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and North Carolina where races are so close that they have been decided by a few thousand votes.

While some states try to roll back voting rights and protections, Black voters continue to cast ballots to elect federal, state, and local officials who handle policies that directly impact their communities.

Chan and I discuss the history, importance, and experiences of voting in America.

Tune in, engage, and VOTE! Listen, share, and make a change.

The advent of the internet has revolutionized almost every aspect of our lives, from how we communicate to how we access information. Its influence is profound and far-reaching, shaping the way we think, interact, and even perceive the world.

The internet has transformed communication, making it faster and more accessible than ever before. With the rise of email, social media, and instant messaging, we can connect with others across the globe in real-time. This has not only made it easier to maintain personal relationships but has also facilitated global business operations and cultural exchanges.

Before the internet, accessing information required a trip to the library or reliance on physical media. Now, information is at our fingertips, available instantly through search engines and online databases. This democratization of knowledge has empowered individuals to educate themselves and stay informed about world events.

The internet has significantly impacted education by providing new learning opportunities through online courses and virtual classrooms. Students now have access to a wealth of resources and can collaborate with peers worldwide, breaking down geographical barriers in education.

Social networks have changed how we form and maintain relationships. They allow us to share experiences and ideas with a broader audience, but they have also raised concerns about privacy and the quality of our social interactions.

Despite its many benefits, the internet poses challenges such as digital addiction, misinformation, and cybersecurity threats. It's crucial to navigate these issues responsibly to ensure a positive impact on society.

In conclusion, the internet has dramatically changed us and continues to shape the future. It has opened up new possibilities while also presenting new challenges that require thoughtful consideration and adaptation.

Leave your experiences and thoughts with us in the comments and reviews below!

Welcome back everyone!

We are blessed and happy to share the Wonderful Wanda Williams with you all. Wanda shares her life experiences, childhood, family connections, and her contributions in her community. Wanda is a day-one supporter of Everythang Culture. We are so happy to have her back!

Tune in, like, comment, and share!

Hey beautiful people!

This episode is from our Sunday Night Live conversation, where we discussed the Wide Deceiver, Daejon Love. Federal prosecutors arrested 35-year-old Daejon Labrayae Love and 18-year-old Taylor Jamie Chan for allegedly running a multi-state romance and investment scam. He posed as a San Francisco 49ers player in the NFL and scammed over 32 women for an estimated amount of 1.3 MILLION dollars.

Excuse the yawns y'all. It was a good but long weekend.

Black people do not hang themselves from trees.

This episode was recorded on Sunday, August 23rd, 2026. We discuss the origins and importance of family reunions, recidivism, desistance, Carmelo Anthony, Lindsay Clancy, and racism in restaurants such as "Texas Roadhouse".

Make sure to like, comment, and share!

https://www.trains.com/trn/railroads/heritage-rail/heritage-railroads/east-broad-top-railroad-announces-descendants-reunion-june-13-14/

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https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/stories/historical-legacy-black-family-reunions

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In this episode, we discuss our events from this past week. We discuss how playing Spades and Uno offers surprising insights into relationships. Learn about partnership, communication, and dealing with the hand you're dealt in life and love.

We also discuss categorizing family and friends by "the three tables."

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