While there was understandable outrage to the way that DMX was portrayed, particularly in the Daily News and Rolling Stone articles, there’s another side to the story. Some who are less familiar with X’s influence on the lives of his fans, the culture and music, are offended that a Prince had to share the front page with a rapper.

We shed light on how a pauper became equal to a prince.

In this episode fab and Charles pay homage to DMX and discuss....

Sometimes it feels like dating was so much easier when we were young. “Do you like me”, check yes or no. Now it’s complicated, and there are a million reasons why it probably won’t work in our favor. While we have a better sense of who we want, we also know what we don’t like. In this episode, we explore the spoken and unspoken turn offs when considering a partner.

In this episode we discuss:

Banter/ Prologue (5:25)

5:26   Podcast intro

8:52   Turnoffs for women

9:17    Men that don't ever cry

16:47  Bad friends

22:21   Trying to fix everything

24:25   Mama's boy

29:09   Cheap men

32:12   Turnoffs for men

32:43   Messy women

36:30   Prince Charming expectations

39:26   Men have to pay on first date

43:43    Paying for ex's mistakes

48:06   wrapup

As people we tend to disagree on a lot of things, but responding to a global crisis shouldn’t be this contentious.  While efforts to dispel myths and miss information about the COVID vaccines are critical, we explore if there is something else that is causing many to be skeptical. Something buried our nation’s history.

In this episode Charles and Fab explore how we all grow up with certain superstitions that carry into adulthood.  Do superstitions prime us to believe conspiracy theories?  Are conspiracy theories rooted in history and facts?

There’s different, and then there’s a drop of blood and the number 666 on your sneakers different. Lil Nas X is not only challenging fashion, but he’s calling out what he believes are cultural and mainstream hypocrisies. While it’s easy to criticize the delivery, we take a deeper look and evaluate the message.

On this episode Charles and Fab explore who is the responsible party in monitoring content and whether our responses and reaction to procative videos and art help our hinder our goals.