Rell Talk

Rell & Chip talk movies covering the topic of franchises, longevity of superheroes, and originality. We also discuss television series in terms of quality writing, meaningful endings, and what makes a show stand out from the rest.

Rell & Chip discuss the masculinity in men during our modern times and how it has changed. We also discuss the trials and tribulations of dating in the age of apps and websites being the primary way of finding romantic partners.

Rell & Chip try to tackle some tougher issues surrounding racism and the transgender community.

Rell & Chip discuss the conundrum of being a superpower nations. The necessity of our military strengths and how it will always be the role we must play for the world. We also touch on the housing market and rental prices that are both out of control with skyrocketing rates.

Rell & Chip discuss their viewpoints on ‘The Slap’ (Will Smith assaulting Chris Rock for making a joke about his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith). We also give our perspectives on going up as being part of two different backgrounds in the United States: Black America & An Immigrants Journey.

Rell & Chip discuss the United States in-depth from its history as a nation to what is needed for us to positively move forward.

Rell & Chip discuss everything from the MCU v. DCEU to Star Wars. Get ready for our thoughts on the multiverse and the galaxy far, far away.

Rell & Chip talk about some tough topics (with laughs still at large) that include the State of the Union address, Ukraine Crisis, Economy Knowledge, and Racial Issues.

Rell & Chip get some good discussions going covering the Crisis in Ukraine, Financial Knowledge (e.g. inflation and monetary information), and Career Navigation (e.g. discussing living wages and leaving a job that isn’t meeting your needs). We had another phenomenal time talking about it all and hope y’all have just as good a time listening.

Ladies and gentlemen I would like to thank everyone that tunes into our episode. We cover tons of topics and have fun throughout the discussion. Although I must warn you it’s best to listen in segments because it’s over 2 hours. Hopefully you enjoy as much as you can commit to listening (and don’t feel bad for quitting before reaching the conclusion lol).