TaylorMade Conversations

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Atty. Larry F. Taylor, Jr., Keinya Monet, and Danae Benton have a difficult conversation about consent, drug-assisted sexual assault, dating safety, and the realities women face when trying to protect themselves. The conversation explores what happens when trust is violated, why survivors need to be believed, and how the law responds to these cases.

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Atty. Larry F. Taylor, Jr. and Keinya Monet debate whether work should be a necessity or a choice, who should provide life's basic needs, and whether government support creates opportunity or entitlement. Their conversation gets personal as they explore poverty, family responsibility, ambition, community, and what happens when an increasingly online generation loses connection to the people around them.

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Larry and Keinya debate what deserves outrage, from cultural symbols and generational differences to political tensions, celebrity beef, parenting, and the things people argue about online. A candid TaylorMade Conversations episode full of opinions, humor, and unexpected detours.

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Atty. Larry F. Taylor Jr. and KeInya break down Gen Z safety, self-defense and home invasion laws, the Tyler Chase Butler case, stand-your-ground laws, politics, pop culture, and everything happening this summer.

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Atty. Larry F. Taylor, Jr. and Gen Z co-host Keinya discuss birthright citizenship, the 14th Amendment, immigration, jury selection, TSA battery rules, and the changing laws shaping everyday life.

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Atty. Larry F. Taylor Jr. and Keinya Monet have a candid conversation about purpose, personal growth, relationships, success, and the experiences that shape who we become.

A real conversation about finding direction, learning from life, and becoming a better version of yourself.

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Atty. Larry F. Taylor Jr. and Keinya Monet sit down with Social Security Attorney Anthony Vessel to break down Social Security, SSDI, SSI, FICA credits, disability eligibility, veterans' benefits, and how changes at the Social Security Administration could affect everyday Americans.

A practical conversation designed to help you understand the benefits you may be entitled to and what happens when disability changes your ability to work.

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Atty. Larry F. Taylor Jr. and Keinya Monet debate Gen Z work ethic, social media careers, entrepreneurship, burnout, and why today's hustle looks so different from previous generations.

From content creation and investing to blue-collar careers, AI, and the future of work, this conversation asks whether Gen Z is really less motivated or simply playing a different game.

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Atty. Larry F. Taylor Jr. sits down with Oluwamodupe Oloyede and James J. Carter for a conversation about ambition, education, the arts, leadership, voting rights, police accountability, and creating opportunities for the next generation.

From Dupe's journey through FAMU and LAMDA to James Carter's work with the National Bar Association, this episode explores what it means to turn personal success into lasting community impact.

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Atty. Larry F. Taylor Jr., Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, and Keinya Monet discuss public service, representation, community impact, political leadership, and the importance of inspiring the next generation.

Congresswoman Crockett shares the work happening beyond the headlines, from helping constituents and bringing resources home to fighting sentencing disparities and investing in future generations.

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