The Sapioplex

This is part 2 of Thank You 2020...and in this part we actually say thank you for all the Amazing things that have taken place in 2020!!!

In this Episode David, Lamont and Myself have a special guest! We talk about why we needed toilet paper and what the weirdest things about 2020 really were!!

Did we do what we said we're going to do? An accountability Checkin! Have you ever googled professional and then unprofessional? If you have, and you looked at the images...things would have been pretty scary. Well that is all because of the Algorithms. In this podcast David and Lamont remind me that we can actually overcome the systematic oppression caused by those very same things.

Lamont challenged us to to think about our Gifts and not just any gifts, but the ones we don't always use. From ADHD to lack of inspiration...get to the root of our lack of productivity. In the end we decided we needed accountability and made a plan!

In this Episode we discuss whether or not men read, why men read and other gender and racial stereotypes that surround reading in general. we share our favorite books and the memories that shaped the readers we have become today.

This episode is a continuation of the last episode. In this portion of the discussion we talk about the data and the racial disparities in education. We also tackle various ways to help our young people fall in love with reading and some strategies that we were taught that could help close the learning gaps.

How do you feel? What do we do? and What do we say to our black sons? Those are questions asked and answered on this episode. These are our real, raw and relevant reactions to the current state of our nation. While we may fight differently, it is important to always reflect together.

This episode is a direct response to the question "why do men play video games" and the truth behind being in a relationship with a man who plays the game!!! Didn't get enough? Well another episode about the videogames that changed our lives is coming soon!!!

From parents to siblings the three of us dig into the heaviest parts of "toxicicity" and the difficulties that come with dealing with toxic family. While we didn't plan for it, our life testimonies reveal the complex processes of healing from those toxic family relationships.