The Break Time Podcast

In an episode discussing relationship drama, spectating is the name of the game. A study claims that South African women have the biggest derrieres, and Sweden ranked third... THIRD!? 

A post on DV influences a talk on generalizing relationship issues before news of an athlete's supposed infidelity ignites conversation on what a man is to do when presented with fame and fortune after coming from rags to riches...

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In an episode trying to stay on-brand, an episode is made to mirror the sentiments of someone who claimed that Kenyan podcasts are all done the same. Except for the fun cheetah fact, because that was unique AF. 

After including a talk on sending nudes and handling money in relationships, a couple of tweets are discussed regarding approaching women, cheating and body count as a preference...

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In an episode touching on the more sensitive side of men, we take a look at how money affects relationships. Before that, there's a wild couple that seems to have some of the weirdest kinks known to most. There's also something about the system screwing kids. 

From there, after a Reddit post questions a man's financial position as the only way to determine a partner's viability, a precedent is formed; a man is loved on the condition that he provides. This leads to a look on why money affects men in relationships regardless of their partner's financial status...

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In an episode touching on accountability, prostitution and the place of men in society today, a set of conjoined twins get married. There's a bunch of threesome jokes as a result. A sex worker's unconsented video negotiation gathers steam as people rush to help her, and I have an idea why it's not the exact opposite reaction. 

From there, the question of what the next generation of men will be like is raised as well as the role of men in helping their sons, brothers and friends become accountable. There's also a question on who decides what the age of consent is and why it may be an issue... 

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It's all about accountability in this episode except for a start that features a big person with big negativity. It's then becomes about the 'church boys' and their pains as they navigate the streets with devious women. 

From there, a question which ignites a debate online challenges the realities of multiple men as I seek to answer whether the help we (men) give is reciprocated by the other gender...

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There's something in the air, and then there's dating in this episode. The men are put to task as America's utility problems push people to make heat not love. There's also someone who claims that it's easier to bag a career woman over other types and that needs to be cross-examined. 

From there, there's a question of how men deal with female rizz, where the red pill movement messed up and why men don't seem to approach women nowadays... 

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It's all about dating (or lack thereof) on this episode which kicks things off with more election stories than ever. There's a new young African president and there's way more interesting things than the fact that he's polygamous. 

All that said, there seems to be a significant shortage of 'good' mates in the dating market. Everyone's noticing it but there's very little as to why. I figured I'd find out the why (and the how) potentially good partners left the dating market in droves, as well as where you'd probably be best placed to find them...

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It's another episode with men taking centre stage in questioning and explaining the male experience. It starts with a 92-year-old's engagement announcement before the concept of settling down is discussed. 

From there, it's a question of why dating sucks these days, why the red pill may have been telling the truth and whether your partner waking you up in the middle of the night is a good idea...

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In an episode that started with unity, the men are getting singled out for their complacency. Japanese men stand out for reasons that would be considered financially retarded in Nairobi, but I'm about to speak for their strategy. 
On the brands that most Kenyan women love, financial services reign supreme. Does this mean that women are becoming more savvy financially or are they just about receiving the money alone? 

From there, armed with a decade's worth of debates, I rip into a man's belief on men losing out on opportunities to women. Was I wrong or there's more to the story??

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We're back to the various thoughts shared via tweets as things are kicked off with a sexually frustrated man's breakdown of his conditions should his (conjugal) rights not be respected/satisfied. 
From there we look at the 'domesticated woman' trend and whether it's a correction before we question whether age should remain a number, whether we mind our parents' dating and whether men do the baby-trapping more than women do... 

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