The Break Time Podcast

It's all wild talk and audacious moves in this episode as Diddy makes an appeal while a young lady makes a wild relationship claim. 

Diddy's lawyers are claiming that his "Freak Offs" were 'choreographed' examples of amateur adult content, so they're appealing his conviction. A little closer to home though,  a young lady claims that relationships survive for as long as the woman is willing to forgive... Is this true? 

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It's all about finding the truth and questioning people's ideas today in this episode as a new discovery threatens to shift perspectives on gay people. There's also some pandering that needs critiquing. 

New research suggests that the male G-Spot may be in a totally different area to what was believed, and we need to know. Then, a man hops online to claim that the reason there are more single women today is down to them choosing not to marry for financial stability. But is it true? 

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It's all about changing with the times in this episode, as the man of today questions whether to adapt to the current reality or stick to the good old ways that have always worked best. 

There's a young man who's questioning the value of a university degree in today's world, and someone needs to set the record straight. There's another young man who claims that online dating is better than cold approaching, but is it really true? 

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It's all about the men in this episode, where we see them as both victim and perpetrator for different reasons and scenarios. A man cries wolf in a sexual harassment case, and gets proven wrong, while a woman questions a weird phenomenon. 

Apparently, successful women seem to have a thing for men who are either broke, drunkards, or both... but why? 

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What comes from the west, and has struggled to find its place here in the Nairobi culture? White people and monogamy (hehe), and we're trying to set the record straight on both. 

A white man claims that Kenyans are suffering from being addicted to comfort, which made Kenyans online uncomfortable. Then someone decided to question whether rich men can indeed be monogamous. 

While the answer is simple, the reason behind the answer remains a little bit tricky... 

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It's another episode and self-awareness is on the table, but some people seem to be avoiding it. Keke Palmer and Demi Lovato speak on dating in their teens before becoming "victims". 

A man hops online to speak on his inability to secure a good mate, with his reason being that he's too "perfect" for dating/dating options right now. There might be something to his claim, but could there be more to it? 

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It's an episode all about the women, but not in the way you think. There are some talks regarding men that needed input from the men's side, so here we are. 

A man asks about consent during the act, and a woman speaks against today's ways of dating. Said woman claims that men need dating classes, yet also shames women for conforming to such. 

But who's really in the wrong here?  

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It's back to the full episodes and away we go! There's a lot of self-reflection in this one, and there are a couple of women who may feel attacked after listening, but it's all in the name of love and accountability (trust). 

There's a trending story by CNN which has people arguing over numbers, and it's for good reason. Then there's a man who stated what he looked for in his wife and the women online aren't happy to hear what it was. But are they wrong for feeling that way or is there more to the story? 

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A man (from Meru) hops online and proposes an interesting kind of life: being a stay-at-home wife/mom, wrapped in a patriarchal community. With the idea (and the content) having really taken shape over the past few years online, it was surprising that women reacted quite negatively. 

So why? 

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A look into the proposal made to Sanaipei Tande brings some thoughts to the surface. Also, Nick Cannon's marriage and divorce happened around the same time and has been discussed at a similar time as well. 

Could they be related? 

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