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In the final episode of season 2, the hosts, alongside special guests Austin and Leo, discuss the culture of the world's most popular holiday in a true Undefined Truth's fashion, filled with laughs, debates, and opinions that foster awareness while promoting positivity.
Have you always wondered what the conversations are like at the Barbershop? If you're a woman, the answer is probably, Yes. If you're a Guy, you plausibly may have thought to yourself, how is the conversation different at other shops. In Undefined Truth's introduction of The Barbershop series, Ellis, Kyng Kess, and Slik, owner of Slik Kutz, give different opinions on several issues.
Sometimes, people downplay their love for money or how it primarily drives their motives. The Hosts, and special guest, Dan, explore how money, success, and wealth influences present-day relationships. Let's be honest; we do care about what money can do.
In a world of online dating and social media, long-distance relationships are much more prevalent than ever before. Its challenges can put one's loyalty, faith, or character to the test. In this episode, Ellis and Amber talk about an LDR's difficulties and offer opinions on maintaining such a relationship.
Once a relationship has ended, is it really done? In Season 2 Episode 3, Ellis and Amber talk about the lingering effects of an ex, why some people tend to drift back together post-breakup, and the importance of healing before moving on.
It's common for people to think that everything in life should be available on-demand in a society like ours. Unfortunately, this mindset makes things difficult in today's dating and relationship climate. Along with special guests Brandon and Chanel, the hosts tackle various issues affecting the journey before and after marriage; they offer opinions on how we can better ourselves as individuals to maintain a healthy relationship.
"Don't shit where you eat" it's a well-known phrase used to warn against Workplace Romances. Interestingly, a lot of married couples in the U.S. met at work. Dating in a work environment can be risky, but it's happening more in present-day culture. Your hosts delve into this conversation with special guest Kesha, exploring various aspects of this type of romance.
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