Lotion Is For Everybody!

Lotion Is For Everybody!

By The L.I.F.E CrewSociety & Culture
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Lotion Is For Everybody! episodes

  • You Are What You Watch
    This week, the L.I.F.E crew gives their opinion on the positive and negative influences of the media. From social platforms to politics to your everyday news sources, they discuss how these elements affect how we act, think and live our lives. Have a listen and see if you agree!
    59 min
  • Brotherhood vs. Brothers Should

    In this episode, the L.I.F.E crew discusses the current climate in sports and the strong affect is has on our culture . The NBA, NFL and NCAA are all up for debate as we attempt to separate the real from the fake (news). 

    1 hr 21 min
  • Martin Luther X

    The crew is joined by a few highly educated guests who help us highlight why Black Lives truly Matter. In the midst of the justified turmoil our nation is dealing with, the panel breaks down how we, the people, can identify, combat and overcome the inequalities that still resonate within our communities. Please enjoy the conversation and remember to support your local organizations that aim to protect our brothers, sisters and your neighbors. 

    1 hr 36 min
  • I Need Cheeks!

    This week, the guys get a chance to share their feelings on the never-ending  "men vs. women" controversy and, as you can imagine, it's clear the there are 2 sides to every story. Even with a special guest to represent the single population, Tee interrogates the fellas on their thoughts on common gender based issues. You decide if they have a point. 

    1 hr 25 min
  • What's Wrong With A Lil' Crazy?

    In this classic episode, Tee invites reinforcements to the party to challenge AJ and Vic's proclaimed understanding of women. The crew (and company) revisits common gender bias topics in an effort to bridge the gap of miscommunication and misconceptions between guys and gals. One thing is for sure, our guests responses are very unexpected! 

    1 hr 20 min
  • Strip Club Daycare

    Rashad Bilal (Earn Your Leisure Podcast) & Jessie Hayes (Skinphorea Facial Bar) join the L.I.F.E Crew to have an honest discussion on what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur. In this episode, we explore the motivations and pressures of being self-employed in 2020 and also highlight how our guests are blazing trails in their respective industries. As expected, the conversation takes a few detours but we always seem to get back on track....eventually.

    1 hr 6 min
  • Who Raised You?

    Being parents, the L.I.F.E crew knows all too well how difficult it can be raising children in today's world. From determining when to kick them out the house to accepting they may never leave your house; Vic, Tee and AJ walk the line of acceptable parenting strategies. One thing is for sure, it may be timeout for timeouts.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Jhorts

    Out with the old, in with the new...or maybe not! In this episode the L.I.F.E crew compares popular generational differences of the 90's versus the new millennium. Music, fashion and tech are on the table for discussion and we're always up for a good debate, especially when we get to jump in our time machines.

    59 min
  • #MinorityAF

    By now we've all probably seen the Netflix hit series, #BlackAF.  Well, in this episode we take a turn at breaking down it's criticism, hidden symbolism, parallels and what in means to embrace our #MinorityAF-ness. Enjoy!

    1 hr 1 min
  • What In The Hairy Legs?!!

    Society's norms are a thing of the past. What was once taboo, is not anymore, while other unwritten rules have begin to set the standard.  In this episode, the L.I.F.E crew dives head first into a few of these topics and share their opinions on the past, present and future of our culture. 

    1 hr 12 min

About Lotion Is For Everybody!

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"L.I.F.E!" is a new, exciting podcast brought to you by three friends who seem to see the world differently. The L.I.F.E crew will casually dissect trending topics, stereotypes, popular opinions and other elements that define our culture. They leave no stone unturned and are not afraid to speak their truths....or should I say, their opinions.