Talk 2 Q!

Part I can be heard here.

We continue to take a look at how women feel about the way men look at them. This podcast series is designed to allow women to have a opinionated platform unchallenged by the fellas.

• At what point does it make a woman uncomfortable to get that type of attention based on her body/style?

We take a look at how women feel about the way men look at them. This podcast series is designed to allow women to have a opinionated platform unchallenged by the fellas.

• At what point does it make a woman uncomfortable to get that type of attention based on her body/style?

Being a dad means to be a teacher.

We have a shortage of men in this country and it's getting worse by the generation.  Notice that I said "in this country".  As far as I can tell, other countries still have men who raise their boys to be men.

There are so many things that a boy should learn if he is to be a productive member of society, but I will discuss seven of them in this podcast episode.

Show #919

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It's easy to get them, but can you keep them? 

There are so many obstacles that block people from achieving a successful union.  A lot of those obstacles we can remove ourselves if we identify what they are.

It's been some years since I've had them on, but Marrie and Suzie rejoin the show to talk about what it takes to maintain the health of your relationship/marriage.

Show #918

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Lauren Davies of the Transatlantic History Ramblings Podcast will join me from the UK to discuss Women's Suffrage! We'll navigate the time zone differences as we celebrate Women's History Month!

We'll talk about where women have been in the past and where women are going in the future. From voting rights to #MeToo, we'll get into it and pay homage to the progress women have made in the last couple of centuries.

You can find the show on Facebook under History Ramblings with Lauren and Brian or listen to them on Apple.  

You can find me on Instagram @Talk2Q.

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What do you do with your ex's pictures and gifts after you start a new relationship?

(Show #230 originally aired live June 4, 2013.) 

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I'm doing something different for this Q-on-1 edition of T2Q.  This episode is going to be a little more informal (if you can believe that).  I'm going to kick back and not just enjoy my conversation with my guest, but also sip a little adult beverage in the process.

Meg the TrillWineWife, as she's known on Instagram, will join the show!  She is a wine enthusiasts who shares her passion for libations on social media.  Now she's sharing them with me!  Meg has suggested a couple of wines for me to try (on the air).  The wines we have will be from a black-owned winery as we close out Black History Month.  

I'll ask Meg the following as we sip on OPP and Love Drunk:

• How does she manage her daily schedule with a husband, kids, and personal life?

We men have heard so many women claim that independent women scare us for some reason.  I personally don't believe that to be the case, but I've never asked a woman's perspective on it.  What exactly does it mean to be a strong, independent woman?  What are things to expect when dating a strong woman?  

I figured who would be better to ask than Cary Thomas of the Camouflaged Beauty Podcast?

Cary is a military veteran and that alone automatically proves her toughness and discipline.  She is the type of person that a lot of people would consider as being "strong".  How do you guys look at her because of that?  Do men avoid her because they feel as if they can't live up to her expectations?

I'll ask her about that, the definition of singleness, and more on this Q-on-1 edition of the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!

Follow Cary here:  www.CamouflagedBeauty.com or www.instagram.com/camouflagedbeauty_.

Show #914

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Is minimum wage going to $15 an hour?   If so, how will that impact the economy?  There have been proposals to raise minimum wage to $15/hour in increments by 2025.  I'm all for people making more money, but what kind of impact would this move have on everyone not making minimum wage?  

Will there not be an impact felt on the workers who make minimum wage in New York?  How will their lives compare to the workers who make minimum wage in Missouri?  And what about the people who make $16/hour?  Will they get incremental increases as well or will companies avoid giving them raises to compensate for a higher minimum wage?

So many questions to throw out to my Show Legends.  Let's see what they have to say on this episode of the Talk 2 Q Radio Show.  "No experts.  Just opinions."

Show #912

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