You the Crazy One

You the Crazy One

By Taji AqibSociety & Culture
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You the Crazy One episodes

  • Episode 14 | "I Bought You Them Drinks, so You Is My Girlfriend"
    When should a person feel obligated to have sex, if ever? Beginning with the debate revolving around the scenario of a person flying their interest out to spend time with them, and developing into what our duties are to pleasure a husband or wife, the WulfWords crew attempts to define what sex "obligations" and "expectations" are, and what they should be.
    Support the podcast at Patreon.com/TajiAqib, where you can watch the live recordings and enjoy other perks. WulfPack, woof back!
    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode 13 | “The Decepticon Variant”

    Taji, Keazy, and Damon G reconvene after the holidays and a brief layoff to discuss coronavirus affairs and getting back to the "normal" swing of things in the post-COVID world.

    Support the podcast at Patreon.com/TajiAqib, where you can watch the live recordings and enjoy other perks. WulfPack, woof back!

    1 hr 6 min
  • Episode 12 | "They Knew About That Man's Mouth and They Still Went"

    Several people perished in a surge during Travis Scott's performance at his Astroworld festival and the WulfWords squad debates where to place the blame. Travis? The venue? The fans who attended? Does any of it matter and where do we go from here? One thing they could all agree on is that the overriding problem is much deeper than even the eight physical deaths and is one that goes unaddressed far too often in modern society. Support the podcast at Patreon.com/TajiAqib, where you can watch the live recordings and enjoy other perks. WulfPack, woof back!

    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode 11 | "This Is a World of Cowards That’s Being Raised"

    The full squad comes together to discuss the tragic rape that took place in a Philly Septa train that shocked the world. What does this say about us as a community? What does it say about how we view sexual violence against women? How can we do better to prevent a situation like this from happening? We are aware this is a heavy and triggering topic, however to be better, we need to have conversations that encourage us to do better.

    Support the podcast at Patreon.com/TajiAqib, where you can watch the live recordings and enjoy other perks. WulfPack, woof back!

    1 hr 19 min
  • Episode 10 | “IS This How We Want Black Women to Be Portrayed?”
    After a three-year hiatus, rapper Meek Mill released his much-awaited album “Expensive Pain”. When he revealed the cover, however, attention quickly changed from the album itself to the artwork and the story it told of the portrayal of dark-skinned black women in hip hop, or the lack thereof. Join host Taji Aqib and cohost Chanté for a conversation you don’t want to miss.
    Support the podcast at https://Patreon.com/TajiAqib, where you can watch the live recordings and enjoy other perks. WulfPack, woof back!
    53 min
  • WulfWords Reviews | Dave Chappelle: The Closer
    Dave Chappelle's latest, and proclaimed last standup "The Closer" got a lot of people in a tizzy and our host Taji Aqib called it an "anti-assault on the LGBTQ+ community." What does he mean by that? Listen to find out, as co-hosts Keazy, Damon G., and Chanté join The Wulf to dissect and review Dave's set from refreshing perspectives uninhibited by mainstream agendas. 
    Support the podcast at https://Patreon.com/TajiAqib, where you can watch the live recordings and enjoy other perks. WulfPack, woof back!
    1 hr
  • Episode 9 | "Psychologically Baked": The Social Media Addiction

    On October 4th, the world came to a halt when Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp went down for six hours, leaving many to exist in a new reality without social media. The long reaching effects of the outage begs the question, what is the real impact of social media on our society? Taji Aqib is joined by guest co-hosts Keazy and Chanté for a enlightening convo you don’t wanna miss!

    Support the podcast at https://Patreon.com/TajiAqib, where you can watch the live recordings and enjoy other perks. WulfPack, woof back!

    1 hr 12 min
  • Episode 8 | Is the Normalization of Casual Sex the Death of True Love and Meaningful Relationships?
    During a rooftop affair in front of a live audience, Taji Aqib, Damon G, and Keazy attempt to navigate the complicated and unforgiving landscape of modern sex and love via a raw, explicit, and spirited discussion.
    Watch the full, special presentation of the live recording of this episode at YouTube.com/TajiAqib. And support WulfWords at https://Patreon.com/TajiAqib, where you will be able to watch the full live recordings of other future episodes and enjoy other perks. WulfPack, woof back!
    46 min
  • WulfWords Reviews | The Chi

    Season 4 of Showtime's The Chi by Lena Waithe attempted to tackle a ton of important social issues ranging from rape impregnation to same sex marriage, transgender discrimination, defunding the police, and more. But how effective was it? Taji is joined by co-hosts Keazy and Dre to give you a real talk breakdown as only WulfWords can. 

    Support the podcast at https://Patreon.com/TajiAqib, where you can watch the live recordings and enjoy other perks. WulfPack, woof back!

    50 min
  • Episode 7 | Is Marriage Overrated? (Part 2)

    Shortly after recording "Is Marriage Overrated?" with Dre and Keazy - two happily married men - news broke of a famous marriage being torn by infidelity, shocking much of the public - that of Dell and Sonya Curry, parents of NBA duo, superstar Steph and his younger brother Seth. A Part 2 felt necessary to followup on the show of the previous week. This time, Taji Aqib is once again joined by Keazy, but Damon G, a FORMERLY married man, rejoins in place of Dre to give his take and provide a different perspective.

    Support WulfWords at https://Patreon.com/TajiAqib, where you can watch the live recordings and enjoy other perks. WulfPack, woof back!


    51 min

About You the Crazy One

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A deeper and alternative perspective on social issues, relationships, culture, entertainment, and life, uninhibited by mainstream agendas. Real and relatable, a voice of and for the people, and a home…