Discussing the Relational portion of “When to Quit”. Broken down into three parts. 1. When to quit feeling. 2. When to quit conversing. 3. When to stop doing. Also covering a portion of emotional intelligence during this podcast as well as understanding these kind of situations or the people in these situations. Join us on The Bedcast for a more comprehensive discussion about the impact etc it causes in one’s life.

People waste others’ time for a few key reasons—lack of respect, poor planning, procrastination, or even control. Sometimes it’s careless, sometimes it’s intentional, but at the end of the day, it usually comes down to not valuing time—yours or theirs.

Join us as we elaborate on why and what’s WASTEFUL on THE BEDCAST

It’s hard to let go because we form deep emotional attachments—to people, memories, routines, or dreams—that give us comfort, identity, or hope. Letting go often feels like losing a part of ourselves or facing uncertainty, and our brains naturally resist change. Fear of the unknown, lingering “what ifs,” and the pain of loss make holding on feel safer than moving forward.

It’s about having the courage to act, speak up, or take risks regardless of fear, doubt, or social expectations. Audacity can be empowering—showing confidence, resilience, and vision—but it can also be perceived as overstepping or challenging norms.

Pretty privilege can open doors, but the podcast highlights its hidden costs—being underestimated, objectified, or dismissed, and struggling to be valued for more than appearance.

Join in with The Bedcast on this 2 part series of Pretty Privilege. This is part 1/2

The thoughts of one’s inner self. Since You’re Here, let’s talk ‼️

In today’s hyper-connected world, fraudsters aren’t hiding in the shadows—they’re going viral. From fake luxury lifestyles to fabricated success stories, social media has become the perfect stage for deception. These schemes thrive on likes, follows, and the illusion of influence, often blurring the line between entertainment and exploitation. The bigger the following, the bigger the scam—and the fallout is public, messy, and often devastating. It’s a cautionary tale of how clout can be currency, and fame can mask fraud… until the truth trends.

In this episode, we dive into the grey areas of life—those untitled situations that don’t fit neatly into a box. From undefined relationships and blurry boundaries to career transitions and emotional limbo, we explore how to navigate spaces that lack clear labels but still carry real weight. Expect honest conversations, personal stories, and thoughtful insights on embracing uncertainty and finding clarity without needing a title.

Brief discussion of the Sade Robinson case. Her mother, Sheena Scarbrough, has turned her grief into activism—calling for a statewide task force focused on missing and murdered Black women and girls to address the disparity in attention and resources given to cases affecting communities of color

We discuss the urgency of amplifying missing-person reports within Black and brown communities and how the communities itself… need to start addressing and protecting its mothers and children’s themselves. This is a call for action!!

This episode dives into the emotional and often complicated rift between parents and their adult children. Let’s explore the root causes of conflict—ranging from unmet expectations and communication breakdowns to generational trauma and shifting roles. With real stories and expert insights, we unpack how resentment builds, how to manage boundaries, and what healing might look like. Whether you’re a parent seeking reconciliation or just trying to understand the distance, this conversation offers honest reflection and practical steps forward.