The Iron Table

Why is it that Mother's Day gets all the attention and effort? Moms get flowers, fancy dinners, gift cards to actual stores, and just about anything with numbers in front of the decimal place. Yet when it comes to Father's Day, it’s a chore. Dad has to get up and start the grill for his day. He gets ties (we've been a pandemic, so when will he wear them?), homemade cards, and coupons that, while they never expire, can't be cashed in when he wants them. If you wondered what Fathers (and men in general) thought, this is the EPISODE. 
 
 We brought in a special guest Jamar Moore, a licensed Clinical Therapist skilled in individual and couples therapy, to join Keith and I. Jamar stopped by to provide his validated and educated opinion on Father's Day, the male psyche, and tips to enhance the communication in your relationships. This is one episode you don't want to miss!

In this episode, the hosts close out on a previously discussed topic, navigating touchy relationships. The conversation then shifts, and we get into the core of why the Iron Table came to be. If you want to know why The Iron Table came to be, you don't want to miss this episode.

We've all been down this road. We've all had exes. Whether you’re in your teens or approaching a century, you've had a relationship end. Sometimes the breakup is smooth, and you both can be cordial when you see each other. Sometimes you break up, and your paths may never cross again. But what if you can't have a peaceful breakup? OR what if you still have strings attached (kids). How can you navigate that minefield of a relationship without setting off bombs?  Is there an answer to navigating this touchy, but you don't want to touch, situation? Your hosts are willing to navigate these muddy waters searching for a reply...

Student Loans... When many hear those two words, their mood instantly changes. Many have had to sign on the dotted line, to be able to stay within the school and, once done, face the reality of repayment. It’s almost a necessary evil. Here we discuss the impact student loans have on the economy and the current & future workforce. 

2020 is the "Year of Streaming" with so many options from Netflix, Hulu, Disney +, etc., there is plenty to watch. Today's episode focuses on what's currently on our watchlist and what types of movies\tv shows we don't care for. Also, one of our hosts finally confronts the guest about something they did to them over 20+ years ago that left a lasting mark...

Remember when soap and water were all you needed to be clean? You could jump in the shower, get dressed, and go. That was then; this is now. You need more than just the old tried and true these days. You currently have to build a routine if you want to be clean. As we get older, so do our bodies and scent. Learn what you can do to keep her close or what has kept her away.

Your Hosts are at it again, bringing you critical yet taboo topics. In this episode, we discuss the topic of Vasectomy using our personal experiences with this medical procedure. We talked about the circumstances that brought us to consider getting a vasectomy.  We highlight the two ways the operation can be done, the recovery process, AND our thoughts during that process. 
 
 We invited some guests to help us discuss this topic. This is one episode you don't want to miss!

Spiritual Intimacy - When you hear that term, do you wonder if that means you must become vulnerable or transparent to your mate? Have you wondered why your significant other might struggle with this issue? Well, look no further. We look at this topic and highlight it from a males' point of view. We talk about what thoughts could go through his mind and steps that can help address a critical aspect of any vital relationship. 

As an entrepreneur, one of the hardest things to do is deal with family and friends always asking for a discount when they a product or service you're providing. We discuss this issue and constructive ways to address those individuals who seemingly always want something "FOR FREE" that "COSTS YOU" to provide.