In this episode, I discuss why I don't trust quotes when Facebook is the only source, the weather, this episode's hype song, a poem by Wesley Frazier-Keys, the name Cyrus Carmack-Belton, a TikTok message that ties into today's Final Say, and my reluctance to make new friends or any other meaningful connections. 

In this episode, I talk about a clip that lived rent-free in my mind all week, vibe coding as a hobby, recent changes to the website, remembering that yesterday was D-Day, why I agree that men are killing themselves because of men, my well wishes to queer folks during Pride Month, and how I came to realize that my view of people was shaped by toxic individuals.

In this episode, I talk about being kind to yourself, Keke Palmer's words about believing in yourself, getting paid in full, being that guy, that picture of Jay-Z sitting at a table with members of Trump's family, and return to the topic of "We're the Mothaf*ckers" to share the thoughts that were still rattling around in my head after the last episode. 

In this episode, I talk about borrowing a physical copy of Rage of Dragons, how I use AI to help shape my thoughts, 3GO's freeloaders, and what I mean when I say, "We're the Mothaf*ckers." 

In this episode, I talk about my thoughts after finishing season 3 of Invincible, the nightmare I had the night before, conflict resolution, and how I wasn’t going to talk about Cheyenne Bryant.

In this episode, I talk about self-love, my limited time on this planet, Toni Morrison’s quote about racism, reaffirming how much I enjoyed The Rage of Dragons and how I’m trying to get it like Tau Solarin, a white guy repeatedly yelling the N-word from his car, small talk, and how @adivunsolicitated’s video about the Great Replacement had me reflecting on growing up in Ottawa as the child of Haitian immigrants.

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In this episode, I talk about how I can support the message “Ban All Male Podcasts” while being a male podcaster, shining according to TheDivergentHood, being both an introvert and an artist, and being disliked by people with ugly spirits.

In the Final Say segment, I attempt to answer the question: “How do you stay soft-hearted in a world that measures manhood by emotional numbness?”

In this episode, I talk about what I like to do while listening to music, feeling unimpressed, and 11 sentences that show you have boundaries. I also share my thoughts after finishing The Rage of Dragons by Evan Winter, explain why I’ve been reciting “M-O-N-E-Y, STAY FLY” throughout the episode, how Drake’s latest release reminded me of my journey as a Highly Sensitive Person, and why it felt like the whole world was trying to gaslight me this past week.

In this episode, I discuss a thought I had at work, a thought I had at the grocery store, the 2026 Canadian Census, a clip that reminded me about the importance of setting boundaries, white comedians when it’s their turn at a roast, and what I get for loving these hoes. 

In this episode, I talk about my inability to wish everyone well, rethinking masculinity, white people’s struggle to understand the term "white privilege," working for Spirit Airlines, and how the last day of that pre-retirement workshop left me feeling depressed by forcing me to think about getting old.