Liquor Talk

Its official. Liquor Talk has made to 400 episodes. Thank you all for all of the support over the years. This is not the end of the journey. Its just the end of the 10th season of Liquor Talk. Thank you to all of the people who took the time to bless this platform with their presence. We will be having some of you on again in the future. On this season finale and celebratory 400th episode of the Liquor Talk Podcast, host Victor Jones reunites with co-hosts Lashionna and Rob to reflect on their journey, discuss the importance of mental health, and share personal growth experiences. The conversation delves into the complexities of mental health, the disparities in the justice system, and the challenges of accountability in relationships. With humor and vulnerability, they explore how past experiences shape their present and the importance of having a supportive community. In this episode of Liquor Talk, Victor Jones delves into the complexities of relationships, the impact of external opinions, and the challenges of dating individuals in the public eye. He shares personal experiences with polyamory and discusses the dynamics of male and female friendships. The conversation also touches on the state of black culture and creativity, the importance of addressing trauma and mental health, and reflections on personal growth and future aspirations. Victor emphasizes the need for self-awareness and the significance of supporting loved ones while they are still present. Thank you for all of the support. Please visit the website at www.liquortalkpodcast.com to check out Culture on the rocks and submit your inquiries about the podcast. 

This is the last episode before the season 10 finale and milestone episode. There is a lot of good that comes from allowing yourself to be vulnerable and its not always easy. However, its worth it because it will prepare you for success. On this episode of Liquor Talk, host Victor Jones welcomes Donald Perattis, the host of the Mind of the Exoticpreneur podcast and expert in the adult entertainment industry. They discuss Donald's journey from exotic entertainment to podcasting, the principles of success, and the concept of the 'exotic preneur.' The conversation delves into themes of self-acceptance, overcoming fear, and the value of vulnerability in sharing personal stories. Donald shares insights from his experiences with adult film stars and emphasizes the importance of authenticity and understanding one's sexual energy in achieving personal and professional success. In this engaging conversation, Donald Perattis and Victor Jones explore themes of self-improvement, attraction, and sexual health. They discuss the importance of living authentically, the principles of becoming an attractive individual, and the dynamics of relationships, including the friend zone. The conversation also delves into men's sexual health, addressing common misconceptions and providing practical advice for maintaining performance. Additionally, they tackle the topic of size and its perceived importance in relationships, ultimately emphasizing the significance of personal growth and confidence. The episode concludes with insights into Perattis's new project, 'Attraction Masters,' which aims to create a unique universe around attraction and relationships.

Only two episodes left in season 10 of Liquor Talk. In life people forget to prioritize themselves and it leads to getting burned out and stressed out. We are not meant to be on this earth just to work and pay bills. We have got to do thing for ourselves so we can be the best we can be for each other. On this episode of Liquor Talk, host Victor Jones engages in a deep conversation with Dr. Melanie Gray, a podcast host and expert in workplace wellness. They discuss the challenges of racism and segregation in Milwaukee, the impact of rising education costs on stress and burnout, and the importance of civic engagement and voting. Dr. Gray emphasizes the need for self-care, personal validation, and trauma-informed leadership in the workplace. The conversation also touches on the dangers of social media and the normalization of exhaustion as a badge of honor, urging listeners to prioritize their well-being and recognize their value as individuals. In this conversation, Dr. Melanie Gray discusses the importance of intentional change, creating wellness cultures in workplaces, and the necessity of setting boundaries. She emphasizes the role of rest and recovery in preventing burnout and the significance of understanding the nervous system's impact on stress. Dr. Gray shares her personal journey of reclaiming energy and redefining success, while also addressing the challenges of imposter syndrome and the importance of self-advocacy. The discussion concludes with insights into future projects and the importance of prioritizing self-care.

We are only three episodes away from 400. Hope you got your gin and juice ready for this episode. When everyone supports collectively then the vision grows to heights unimaginable. ON this episode of Liquor Talk, Victor Jones engages with community advocate Camille Washington, exploring her journey and the impact of her education at FAMU on her identity. They discuss the importance of recognizing and valuing black culture and art, the need for collective growth, and the challenges faced by black artists in gaining recognition and support. The conversation emphasizes the significance of investing in one's community and the stories that black artists tell, while also addressing the need for more representation of black joy in art. In this conversation, Victor Jones emphasizes the importance of supporting black-owned businesses and the need for intentional spending within the community. He discusses the challenges faced by black entrepreneurs and the necessity of collaboration among creatives. The dialogue also highlights the significance of reviving community connections through events and collective economics, while addressing the current state of black creatives in Tampa and the need for better support and promotion.

We have reached the home stretch of the 10th Season of Liquor Talk. Parental discretion is highly advised for this episode. Sex is important and having the conversations about it is also very valuable and these conversations need to be heard. On this episode of Liquor Talk, host Victor Jones welcomes back Eve Hall, a successful podcaster and author, to discuss her journey in the podcasting world, the importance of sexual health, and various topics related to sexuality. They explore the significance of self-care in sexual health, the advancements in sexual wellness products, and the mind-body connection in intimacy. Eve shares insights on the safest time in history to have sex, the necessity of lubrication, and the challenges of quickies. The conversation also touches on Eve's innovative ideas for enhancing sexual experiences and her exploration of kinks. In this engaging conversation, Eve Hall and Victor Jones delve into various aspects of sexual pleasure, liberation, and education. They discuss the importance of exploring the entire body for pleasure, the significance of sexual autonomy, and the role of masturbation in relationships. The conversation also touches on the challenges of toxic relationships, the differences between kinks and fetishes, and the ongoing orgasm gap between men and women. Eve emphasizes the need for open communication about sexual desires and the importance of sexual health, while also addressing generational trauma and the need for better sexual education for future generations.

Whenever someone leaves their home country they will experience a culture shift and in some cases it helps them evolve as a person. On this episode of the Liquor Talk Podcast, host Victor Jones engages with Dr. Nneka Oluoha, an author and physician, discussing her journey from Nigeria to the USA, the cultural shocks she experienced, and her insights on mental health. Dr. Oluoha shares her inspiration for her book 'Live for Me Kem', emphasizing the importance of breaking the stigma surrounding mental health issues. The conversation explores the connection between physical and mental health, the role of family and community in supporting those in emotional pain, and the pressures of success in today's society. Dr. Oluoha encourages listeners to take small steps towards improving their mental health and to seek help when needed. In this conversation, Nneka Oluoha and Victor Jones discuss the importance of creating safe spaces for communication, particularly in families and communities. They explore the silent struggles individuals face when they do not address their mental health issues and the role of empathy in both medicine and storytelling. Nneka shares her experiences as a physician and a writer, emphasizing the need for self-care and the impact of fiction in raising awareness about mental health. They also touch on the challenges of writing and the importance of persistence and constructive feedback. The conversation concludes with Nneka discussing her upcoming book and the themes it explores, including cultural narratives and the journey of mental health.

America has made a major mistake when it comes to youth sports and the other countries in the world are going to dominate in competitions if this continues. The mistake is making youth sports unaffordable for families with low income. Those kind of families produce the best athletes. On this episode, Victor Jones engages with sports agent Adam L. Spencer, who shares insights from his military career and transition into sports management. They discuss the cultural experiences gained from living abroad, the challenges facing American soccer, and the socioeconomic barriers in youth sports. The conversation also delves into the impact of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) on college athletics and compares the structures of American and international sports. In this conversation, Victor Jones and Adam Spencer delve into the evolving landscape of sports ownership, media deals, and the implications of college football realignment. They discuss the future of leagues like the MLS and NFL, the impact of TV deals, and the challenges faced by college sports in maintaining regional rivalries. The discussion also touches on player development in basketball and the influence of analytics on the game. Adam emphasizes the importance of staying informed in the sports business, highlighting the rapid changes in the industry.

We are only 7 episodes away from hitting episode 400. Voting is very important in regards to making America a better place to live. On this Men's Round edition of Liquor Talk, host Victor Jones and his the fellas Godfrey and JD Juggs, discuss a range of topics, primarily focusing on Florida politics, including the recent primaries, the historic win of Angie Nixon, and the challenges faced by Byron Donalds as the Republican nominee. The conversation emphasizes the importance of voting and civic engagement, particularly in local elections, and explores the implications of property taxes on community services. The episode also touches on the upcoming NFL season, with insights into team performances and expectations. In this conversation, The fellas discuss the challenges faced by quarterbacks in the NFL, particularly focusing on CJ Stroud's development. We emphasizes the need for better quarterback training and the impact of team dynamics on player performance. The discussion then shifts to the difficulties single mothers face in dating, highlighting the complexities of introducing children into new relationships. Finally, the conversation addresses accountability in relationships and parenting, stressing the importance of both parties taking responsibility for their actions and decisions.

The nervous system is not talked about enough as a factor in relationships. This is something people should take into consideration. Pour it up for this special Sunday episode. On this episode of the Liquor Talk Podcast, host Victor Jones engages with Becky Aste, a podcast host and marriage counselor, discussing her journey into podcasting and marriage coaching. They explore the importance of self-work and healing in relationships, the impact of childhood experiences on adult relationships, and the significance of understanding the nervous system in emotional responses. Becky shares insights on navigating toxic dynamics, the process of unlearning unhealthy patterns, and the importance of open communication in relationships. The conversation emphasizes the need for personal growth and the celebration of both successful and healthy relationship outcomes. In this conversation, Victor Jones and Becky Aste delve into the complexities of relationships, focusing on themes such as emotional safety, the impact of betrayal on trust, and the importance of curiosity in communication. They explore the challenges faced in intimacy, the dynamics of sexless marriages, and the effects of spiritual trauma. Throughout the discussion, they emphasize the need for authenticity and vulnerability in relationships, offering insights and practical advice for listeners seeking to improve their connections with others.

There are a lot of things people do not understand about corporate America. Pour up a drink because you will need it for this episode. On this episode of Liquor Talk host Victor Jones sits down with Jennifer Walton, founder of Sky Nile Consulting and creator of Grind Live, to talk about brand strategy, career pivots, and why honest conversations still matter. They also get into Black professional life, corporate politics, mentorship, and how to know when it is time to act on an inflection point.In this episode, Jennifer shares how she moved from corporate marketing into entrepreneurship, why she built a live talk show inside a community space, and how she thinks about truth telling in business. Victor and Jennifer also trade stories about football, family, and the real value of collaboration over competition.