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On the sixth episode of @TheBLCPod, Nic, S.N.M., & Just J start with their weekly recap and lament the state of affairs in customer service (04:56). They dove into Hot Topics talking about Tamar Braxton's recent split (10:50) and whether Terrell Owens blames black women for why he dates white women (16:33). They also talked about Sexxy Red and her recently leaked tape as well as her comments about Trump (28.24). After talking about Drake's new album and his clapback at Joe's Budden's criticism (39:37), they reacted to the new AI-generated Tupac song dissing Keefe D (46:31), and gave their thoughts on the Waffle House strike (54:40).
For the main conversation (01:09:47), in light of inflation and rising cost of living, the crew asked, "Should finance dictate romance and relationships? And if so, why?" They also talked about the impact that would have on our views of traditional values and roles in relationships, whether it was time for us to rethink those things & and establish new ones, and how important finances were to not only relationships, but everything we do. Tune in & enjoy the conversation. Don't forget to follow, share, subscribe, like & all that good stuff.
On the fourth episode of The Black Lives Chatter Podcast, Nic, S.N.M., & Just J had even more to say. After catching up and Nic responding to a commenter, the crew got straight into it with Anthony Anderson's recent divorce settlement, followed by how Teyana Taylor showed up for soon-to-be (?) ex, Iman Shumpert, and an update of what's going on with Jeannie Mai and Jeezy. After that they talked about Danny Masterson's wife filing for divorce shortly after his sentencing, they ended Hot Topics with what's going on with Remy Ma, Papoose and EZ The Block Captain. Inspired by a recent Instagram post on the topic, for the main conversation, Nic, S.N.M., & J discussed a social media (or at least ClubHouse) favorite, "Why are people obsessed with body counts & should it matter?" Aside from the obvious, they also talked about what, if anything, does BC tell you about the person, how do you know if they’re telling the truth, and difference between men and women when it comes to perception, and so much more. Tune in and enjoy the conversation. Don't forget to follow, share, subscribe, & all that good stuff.
On the third episode of The Black Lives Chatter Podcast, Nic, S.N.M., & J had a lot to talk about. After exchanging not so pleasant pleasantries, LOL, they got right into Hot Topics and started with the DJ Envy and Tyrese beef involving DJ Envy's wife, Gia. Speaking of relationships, they also touched on the news of Jeezy filing for divorce from Jeannie Mai after two years of marriage. After talking about how Jonathan Majors "allegedly" stopped two girls from fighting (on camera), they talked about the Deion Sanders effect on Colorado University and college football as a whole. Finally, they talked about the outrage regarding Dove and their choice to partner with a Black Lives Matter activist. Inspired by recent comments made by Tyler Perry and how women of means should consider dating a man for reasons other than money, for the main conversation Nic, S.N.M., & J discussed whether he was promoting struggle love, how men and women hear things differently, expectations of traditional general roles and whether relationships can thrive with the women being the breadwinner, and so much more. Tune in and enjoy the conversation. Don't forget to follow, share, subscribe, & all that good stuff.
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Welcome to Maybe You’re The Problem—the channel where accountability isn’t optional.
We talk relationships, dating, marriage, modern gender dynamics, and the choices that keep people stuck in the same situations they claim they want to escape.
The conversations may be uncomfortable. The opinions may be unpopular. And sometimes, the problem isn’t your ex, your dating pool, society, or the opposite sex.
Maybe you’re the problem.
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Because before you blame everybody else... maybe you should ask yourself:
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