This is a space for me to speak my mind unfiltered and it will double as a space to share tips on branding, dating, building relationships/networking.
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Social media loves to claim that a man’s job is to make a woman soft, but let’s talk about why that narrative is flawed. In this episode, we break down why femininity isn’t something handed to you by someone else—it’s an internal power that moves like water, strong and adaptable on its own terms. We dive into the mutual responsibility of emotional safety in relationships, why men need a soft place to land too, and what it looks like when God tucks you away in a season of solitude just so you can see who you are without the noise. Plus, sticking with the no-filter life, walking in real forgiveness, and a quick salute to Victoria Monét’s latest project.
1 Oct 2026
Just Serve: Breaking Free from Religious Routine
Have you ever found yourself moving full speed ahead with a decision, only to stop and realize: did I actually ask God about this?
In this episode, we get into what happens when we move on good intentions instead of divine instruction. I open up about my own experience of getting deeply plugged into a church, buying the merch, and showing up every week, only to learn that God sent me there to be fed for a season, not to set up permanent camp.
When we skip asking for direction, disobedience gets expensive, costing us time, peace, and energy. But Gods assignment is often simpler than our traditional rituals. Instead of overthinking the rules, the checklists, and the performative motions of "doing church," the call on my life right now came down to two simple words: just serve.
Tune in as we unpack slow obedience, listening to God through our children, and returning to the foundational places of real service with a sincere heart.
Key Takeaways:
Slow obedience is still disobedience
The high cost of assuming rather than consulting God
Recognizing the difference between a season of being fed and a permanent assignment
Stripping away religious performance to simply show up and serve
22 Sept 2026
Are you a hater?
Where is the line between having questions and just plain hating? In this episode, we break down what it actually means to cross over into "hater territory," why keeping your hot takes in the trusted group chat is an art form, and how social media commentary directly impacts people’s livelihoods. From viral critiques on everyday businesses to the surreal world of AI-generated soap opera ads selling supplements, we’re unpacking how easily influence can sway our decisions.
Plus, we take a step back for a serious, heartfelt conversation on community, the tragic loss of Nolan Wells, and why Black parents must remain intentional about immersing their children in culture, identity, and real-world awareness. To close it out, we’re tapping into music with a rundown of Jhené Aiko’s Westside Whimsy and that unmistakable West Coast sound.
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