Young & Washed

Young & Washed

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Young & Washed episodes

  • Episode 25: The Return of Hurt Bae
    On this week’s episode we ask is Chicago the happiest city to live in? Along with our special guests Dana (IG: @melanin_ mannequin) & Nina (IG: @_ninadoesit). Next we discuss Daniel Caesar’s comments on Instagram Live and how that thinking impacts our community. Last we discuss feminism....oh yes we went there this episode. We hope you enjoy this episode and as always thank you for listening!

    Follow Diaz and Mark on Instagram @juandiazbf and @mark.ex
    1 hr 34 min
  • Episode 24: From Zion to Mt. Zion
    On this week’s episode we discuss the importance of eating healthy. Juan has been experiencing difficulty with his stomach and decided to try vegan food for awhile. Next, we touch lightly on Zion Williamson and a another student “exposing” him via Snapchat. Afterwards, we talk about experiences of dealing with life after high school and if we choose the right paths. Last, we ask each other “If we believe in God?” The guys give their personal views on religion. Oh boy, this show an interesting episode! As always thank you guys for listening!

    Follow Diaz and Mark on Instagram @juandiazbf and @mark.ex
    1 hr 51 min
  • Episode 23: Mark With a “Q”
    We kick this episode off with a discussion on the R.Kelly interview with Gayle King. Next, we lightly touch on the Michael Jackson docuseries “Leaving Neverland” and we reflect on Oprah’s decision to interview the accusers after the series aired. We brought back the subject of dating single mothers, but this time with help from our special guests Dana (IG: @melanin_ mannequin) & Tiffany( IG: @tiffanylcapri). We also discussed reparations and politicians lack of a black agenda. Last, we talk about friend zoning and platonic friendships. Not an episode you want to miss! Don’t forget to give us feedback, and as always thank you for listening!

    Follow Diaz and Mark on Instagram @juandiazbf and @mark.ex
    1 hr 37 min
  • Episode 22: Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don’t
    On this week’s episode we discuss the arrest of the New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft. Next we discuss the dilemma of black owned businesses. We ask questions like “Should we speak up or be more understanding if the service isn’t up to our liking?” “Is the service/product too high?” & “Should we sacrifice ease of access in order to support?” After that we discuss our experiences/thoughts on dating single mothers. And last we discuss the dreaded “Momo Challenge.” As always thank you for listening!

    Follow Diaz and Mark on Instagram @juandiazbf and @mark.ex
    1 hr 37 min
  • Episode 21: Get On & Leave Yo A** For A White Girl
    On this week’s episode we discuss the Jussie Smollet ordeal and how situations like this can compromise real attacks in the future. Next we ask “Why do rich black men always tend to date/marry white women once they become successful?” Along with our special guest ( Dana on IG: @melanin_mannequin) of course! We also touch lightly on the Steve Harvey & Mo’Nique conversation that went viral. Diaz had a few choice words for Steve Harvey and why what he said is detrimental to our community. Last we discussed the rules to dating and if men not wanting to spend money on women whom they aren’t in a relationship with is ridiculous or not. As always thank you for listening!

    Follow Diaz and Mark on Instagram @juandiazbf and @mark.ex
    1 hr 35 min
  • Episode 20: Victor, Not Victim
    On this week’s episode we get a little off topic. The first topic we discuss is “Do women really mature faster than men?” And it sparked a huge debate with our guests (Miette @singmiette, Al @stony_alan & Zo @Zone6vibes). After that we touch on the Floyd vs T.I. situation which sparked another enormous debate. This episode is one for the ages. We hope you all enjoy it as much as we have making it, and as always, thank you for listening!

    Follow Diaz and Mark on Instagram @juandiazbf and @mark.ex
    1 hr 59 min
  • Episode 19: Memes Ain’t Funny Lame
    On this week’s episode we discuss the pending deportation of 21 Savage and those who have been slandering/posting memes poking fun of it. The likes of Demi Lovato & Chris Brown join in on making fun of his pending deportation so we give our thoughts on that. Next we discuss the story that Liam Neeson revealed and give our opinions about his state of mind and how it ties into tragic situations with black males in this country. Also we give our thoughts on the Super Bowl and if the NFL is still cancelled in our lives or not. Last we untangle the Gucci Sweater debacle and why black face has no place in today’s society. As always thank you for listening!

    Follow Diaz and Mark on Instagram @juandiazbf and @mark.ex
    1 hr 13 min
  • Episode 18: U Do What U Want When U Poppin’
    On this episode we have a few guests (Van, Sonia, Anthony, Travis, Mano) who discuss their experiences while working at the refugee camps located on the southern border. Next, we have a conversation about whether or not black people should trust presidential candidate Kamala Harris. Then, we raise the question of if a Black History Month is necessary. We talk about the idea of having a polygamist relationship and if its actually feasible. Lastly, we converse about the recent rap endeavors of Tory Lanez which leads to a heated debate over Diaz referring to J. Cole as the “Tim Duncan of Rap”.  We hope you enjoy this episode just a much as we enjoyed recording it. Special thanks to our guest personalties for their contributions and as always, thank you to you our loyal listeners!

    Follow Diaz and Mark on Instagram @juandiazbf and @mark.ex
    1 hr 40 min
  • Episode 17: Soulja > Biggie & Pac
    On this week’s episode we discuss the influence Soulja Boy has on the landscape of hip hop. We touch on how some of his tactics changed the music industry and why he might be the single greatest artist of the 2000s. Next, we discuss the government shut down and how devastating the effects have been on everyday Americans. We also touch lightly on a new law that was passed mandating that black history curriculum in all Illinois public schools. Last, but certainly not least, we discuss the sentencing of Jason Van Dyke (the cop who brutally murdered La’Quan McDonald) and if the sentence was fair or too lenient? As always thank you for listening!

    Follow Diaz and Mark on Instagram @juandiazbf and @mark.ex
    1 hr 26 min
  • Episode 16: “I Don’t See Nothing Wrong”
    On this week’s episode we ask if given the opportunity & resources “Would you go back to Africa?” Next we discuss the “Surviving R.Kelly” docuseries. We also share our opinions about R.Kelly’s behavior and whether or not the court of public opinion should convict him. And last we ask “Are only women victims of sexual assault?” And “Are women sexual predators too?” As always thank you for listening!

    Follow Diaz and Mark on Instagram @juandiazbf and @mark.ex
    1 hr 31 min

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New podcast about young adults who feel out of place in a young society