In today’s episode, I explore the concept of feminine power and imagine how I’d break it down for my younger, unenlightened, clueless self.

In today’s episode, I check in on my mental health—and on anyone who might relate.

In this episode, I explore the French documentary Elle m'a quitté and how it reinforced my belief in the need to redefine masculinity.

In this episode, with just three days left in February 2025, I read aloud a personal essay dedicated to Black America—a heartfelt tribute to its culture, resilience, and impact on my life.

Black Canadian History

Soundtrack

In today’s Featured Thought, I dive into a TikTok clip that left me speechless, sparking reflections on the complex journey of sobriety and the challenges that come with it.

You Must Learn

Humour

In today’s episode, I break down why Kendrick Lamar’s song Savior struck a chord with me and why its message resonated in my soul.

In today’s episode, I share how my favorite moment of the halftime show happened after the performance.

In today’s episode, I share my final thoughts on the audiobook Ça ne marchera jamais! and, like everyone else on the Internet, weigh in on the halftime show.

In this episode, I discuss the highly questionable part of the story of Jesus, the problem mediocre white dudes have with DEI, the film September 5, and a complicated thought on masculinity inspired by a post on Reddit.

In this episode, I talk about how, watching the Tiger Woods documentary, I saw more than just a golf legend—I saw a familiar struggle with identity, pressure, and the cost of trying to be what others expect.