The Break Time Podcast

It's all about love and longevity as a man reminisces his past (but weird) love before we ask a thought-provoking question. A man who was interviewed a decade ago speaks on his love and where the relationship went after the interview, which gave Denver B more questions than answers. 

From there, a man's thoughts on how millennials are toughening out marriage creates a precedent as he goes on to talk about how Gen Zs won't be able to handle marriage. 

Is it true... or is there something he may be missing? 

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In a dance between time and replaceability, two stories shine a contradiction unexpected. The first, a couple with record long kisses parts ways. It's hard to top, but maybe it was worth it. 

The second, a man who is asked to choose between his wife and his business, highlighting how replaceable people see others in the face of some desires. 

Which is better? Which is correct? Is there a dose of reality in this explanation? 

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In an episode filled with men, women and dogs, the last thing you'd expect is that they'd be staying away from each other... yet that's what they're doing (sort of). 

A recent study implies that being a dog-mom might make it harder for women to go on dates while not being into dogs might make you seem like a bad potential mate, regardless of gender. 

From there, Denver B critiques a belief that 'men should be approached and those who do the approaching are losers'. While carrying little merit for some, there's a lot that may be lost. Also, you miss 100% of the shots you don't take... 

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Bluesky: 

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It's all about knocking two bodies together as legislators work to prevent men from nutting, while a woman halfway across the world emphasizes on doing it as soon as possible. 

Denver B outlines the biggest enemy to women's reproductive rights a proposed bill threatens to force men practice 'edging' for their own financial sake. From there, he debates a belief he once held and discussed a while back and held on to once. He defends it, but does he defend it to the end? Or is there a change to be made... 

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My Instagram:
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My Twitter:
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Bluesky: 

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In an episode driven by cutting back where necessary, there's a lot to consider. It's a discussion on money and dick, each needing cutting where necessary, so grab your books and calculators because we'll need them both. 

A man speaks against circumcision, using reasoning that causes an unpopular opinion from Denver B. From there, an influencer's take on money and living financially healthy garners hate, while there's more to it that many don't take into account. One of those is how relationships might be the most economically smart things you can do today...

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Bluesky: 

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In an episode full of wild news and opinions, Denver B tried to stand true to his principles as the world of content runs mad. Your children got robbed through the Hustler Fund, and they're not the only culprit. 

A woman on Tiktok shares her interesting dating preference for married men, before highlighting what she believes is the reason 90% of cheat. There's a lot to question, but if you think about it, it takes a thief to catch a thief... 

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Bluesky: 

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It's an episode full of math, as subtraction happens for reasons that don't add up. People are accepting of addition, but at the loss of someone else. One of Diddy's lawyers has pulled out, and the lawyer in question makes it hard to believe. 

A recent study shows that a large portion of Nairobi women are open to polygamy. Denver B questions it, claiming that they instead would prefer being sidepieces. There's a lot to consider, so he decided to do it for you... 

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Bluesky: 

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In an era where the internet is full of ideas on life, someone needs to cut through the bullshit and feed in some reality. Denver B takes a stab at a woman preaching intellectual superiority with finances before answering a question on dating. 

Some people say that you shouldn't be dating in your early 20s. Denver says that you should be doing it more than ever. Who's right and why? 

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Bluesky: 

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In an introspective outlook on my content, I pose a question to myself and my listeners: Is my content really helping make men better? 

An elder caught having an affair with another elder's wife became a teachable moment, especially after the husband decided to go for blood... literally. 

Reeling from some of the content I've handled since I resumed, I can't help but wonder if my past and present content has been beneficial. If yes, how? And if not, do I have to change what I speak on? 

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The Break Time Podcast Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/thebreaktime_podcast/

My Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/denver_bagaka/
My Twitter:
https://twitter.com/BagakatheD 

Bluesky: 

https://bsky.app/profile/thebreaktimepod.bsky.social

It's all about age, consent and the desire to be seen as the prize, whether you are or aren't. There's a man who was caught 'playing' with a girl and there's a lot to be said about his actions, especially since she's underrage. 

Two women discuss the ego of single men in their 30s and how they see themselves as the prize. There's some talk of girly (read 'diva') behaviour but as time passes on, the reality that making the first move is a gender-neutral action starts to take center stage. 

>Give your feedback here<

The Break Time Podcast Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/thebreaktime_podcast/

My Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/denver_bagaka/
My Twitter:
https://twitter.com/BagakatheD 

Bluesky: 

https://bsky.app/profile/thebreaktimepod.bsky.social