Small Chops Podcast

Small Chops Podcast

By Oba OlukoyaSociety & CultureEducationSelf-ImprovementRelationships
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Small Chops Podcast episodes

  • Music Mashup Episode

    As I'm getting back into the recording/uploading cadence, here's a bit to hold you over. Check out the Small Chops Podcast channel on YouTube for more content real soon.

    23 min
  • Sadia Khan Interview, part 1

    Reactions to Saadia Khan on Soft White Underbelly | Small Chops Podcast

    In this episode of the Small Chops Podcast, I reacts to an interview with Sadia Khan featured on the YouTube channel Soft White Underbelly, known for its interviews with a wide array of individuals from diverse and often marginalized backgrounds. The podcast delves into various topics discussed in the interview, such as the impacts of single-parent households, the ramifications of social media on children's mental health, perspectives on relationships and sexuality, and the effects of pornography. I pause the interview at intervals to reflect on these topics, offering insights and personal opinions on the issues raised by Khan. Themes of societal norms, personal experiences, and the pursuit of understanding complex issues surrounding love, marriage, and digital impacts on intimacy are explored.

    00:00 Welcome to Small Chops Podcast: A Reaction to Sadia Khan on Soft White Underbelly

    01:19 Breaking Down Saadia Khan's Interview: Insights and Reactions
    03:38 Exploring the Impact of Single Parent Households and Social Media on Children
    05:45 The Influence of Social Media and Pornography on Relationships and Self-Perception
    08:09 Analyzing Celebrity Influence: Britney Spears and Miley Cyrus
    13:09 The Complex Dynamics of Attraction, Rejection, and Relationships
    16:51 The Role of Pornography in Modern Society: A Critical Look
    35:08 Friendships, Attraction, and the Quest for Genuine Connections
    42:07 Unpacking the Concept of Unconditional Love in Relationships
    46:13 Concluding Thoughts and Future Discussions

    48 min
  • My Bad(s)

    In this episode, I take a closer look at my habits and consistencies in my previous relationships. With the help of research done by Dr. John Gottman, I bring to light some of the things I intend to leave in my past and not perpetuate. Know better, do better! Indulge

    43 min

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