In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into a controversial and often misunderstood topic - male feminism. Is it a bad thing? We speak to a Nelly a self-proclaimed male feminist and Trini aka Franklin from black bridges podcast. Feminism has been demonized and criticized for its lack of support for men. Host Maria believes we do not need the feminist movement because women are not oppressed. Host Steph claims we have no choice but to be feminist in a male dominating world. 

Get ready for a conversation about how feminism affects us all and explore the complexities, challenges, and benefits or lack there of men embracing feminism in today's society.

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Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of Unfiltered Trio Podcast! In today's installment, we dive deep into the complex and often controversial realm of affirmative action. This powerful policy has been a driving force behind many pivotal societal changes, but it remains a subject of ongoing debate, challenging our preconceptions and inviting us to explore the intricate dynamics of equality, opportunity, and social justice.

Join us as we unpack the multifaceted landscape of affirmative action. We welcome Dominque again to our podcast episode as we explore why race should or shouldn't be important in college admissions. 

Whether you're an advocate, skeptic, or somewhere in between, this episode promises to offer fresh insights, spark important discussions, and challenge your own understanding of affirmative action. So, tune in and let's embark on this enlightening journey together!

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Steph and Maria bring you very new content, coming with new perspectives after a very productive summer. It has been a summer of transition and growth. Listen in on their journeys that molded them into better versions of themselves. 

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Join us in our conversation with podcast host Rey from Let's Talk Mierda! An audio Dairy Podcast. Where he records friends and families journey through life, what makes them tick, the drama and much much more.  

We reveal some of our most inner thoughts and get into deep conversation about what makes us tick. We hold nothing back from dealing with immigrants parents and their expectations as the English speaking child to fathers stepping up and being the main caretaker along with the breaking societal norms as a mom. We had so much fun recording this casual fun conversation, let's talk mierda together! 

You can reach Rey on his instagram platform @ Letstalkmierda _podcast and listen to all 3 parts of our conversation which you can catch  all of his episodes on Spotify. 

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We're back with another perspective on the Welfare Trap. In this thought-provoking episode, this is a part 2 of the welfare trap the saga continues. This phenomenon disincentivize for individuals to leave welfare programs and pursue self-sufficiency. With Dominique we discuss the underlying factors contributing to this trap and the far-reaching consequences it has on individuals and their communities. Our exploration goes beyond the surface, addressing the complexities and implications of this systemic issue. Is this a viable theory? Can we make it out? Are we really stuck in a self-perpetuating cycle? 

Dominique is an educator and an entrepreneur. She has developed a business model to help students that need one on one educational support. Want to learn more about Dominique you can reach her on her instagram @ Bklyn.Edu.Dom

Join us as we dive deeper into a conversation as to what that means for our communities. 

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An unfiltered conversation with David Beckemeyer host of Podcast Outrage Overload. In this conversation we discuss our podcast and how we met. Then of course in true Unfiltered Trio fashion we get into to more deeper topics like what does WOKE mean to you? How would you define it? What do you think about Ron DeSantis and his rhetoric? 

 Join us as in the conversation as we break down the social views on the most pressing issues. 

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In this thought-provoking episode, we shed light on the welfare trap, a phenomenon that creates disincentives for individuals to leave welfare programs and pursue self-sufficiency. We discuss the underlying factors contributing to this trap and the far-reaching consequences it has on individuals and their communities. Our exploration goes beyond the surface, addressing the complexities and implications of this systemic issue. Is this a viable theory? Can we make it out? Are we really stuck in a self-perpetuating cycle? 

Some economist believe there isn't a trap and it is all about mindset that is keeping families in the welfare systems while others see the economic pitfalls one has to face when trying to break from government assistance. 
Join us as we dive deeper into a conversation as to what that means for our communities. 

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In this episode, we delve into the hotly debated topic of immigration, focusing on the contrasting approaches taken by Texas Governor Greg Abbott and the city of New York. Join us as we analyze the policies, perspectives, and their implications for immigrants and the respective regions.

We explore some pressing questions, Why did Abbott send bus loads of migrants to NYC? What does that mean for the residents of New York who are already facing their own housing crises? Will our taxes go up? How New Yorkers feel about the influx of migrants? What kind of monetary strain does it put on NYC?

Join us! 

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The podcast examines the reasons why financial literacy should be taught in schools. Supporters argue that equipping students with practical financial knowledge empowers them to make informed decisions about saving, budgeting, investing, and managing debt. Advocates believe that early exposure to financial concepts can positively influence long-term financial habits and contribute to individual and societal economic well-being.

On the other hand, the podcast also explores the arguments against incorporating financial literacy into the school curriculum. Skeptics question the feasibility of teaching financial topics alongside the existing academic subjects. They argue that such education is the responsibility of parents or that it might take away valuable time from core subjects. Additionally, critics highlight concerns about the effectiveness of financial education programs and whether they truly prepare students for the complex financial challenges of the real world.

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In this episode we discuss the nuances of financial literacy and stability. Where did you learn your financial habits from? We delve into why we spend the way we do and how our parents influenced our spending habits. Our goals are the same, to gain financial freedom and stability. Although, we have the same goals our journeys are different. Steph explains how God always came through with magical money, Luz discusses the intricacies of growing up in an immigrant household and how difficult it is now to prepare for the future. Also, Maria provides an insight to how to move beyond your money troubles and start investing into long term goals. 

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