• 36. Vulnerability...
    May 25 2021

    ...or Languishing in This Thing Called Life. 

    Anthony.Emeka decided to take Brene Brown’s approach to vulnerability and tackle it head-on. In today's segment, he talks about something he doesn't talk about much- himself. Check it out. 

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    9 mins
  • 35. A Millennial Perspective on Fatherhood (Part 2)…
    May 18 2021

    ...or What it Means To Be An Involved Dad.

    Last week, we started the conversation about the evolution of fatherhood. This week, in part two of the conversation with Chandy and Calvin, we discuss the consequences of being an only child, parental expectations, and living in the now. Our favorite guest emotion vulnerability stops by as we wrap up our discussion about the privilege of fatherhood.

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    45 mins
  • 34. A Millennial Perspective on Fatherhood (Part 1)...
    May 11 2021

    ...or What it Means To Be An Involved Dad.

    Historically, being a father meant being the bread winner and the disciplinarian. Not anymore. Today, fathers are intimately involved in parenting. From prepping meals to being a full-time stay-at-home dad, something unfathomable in the past, things are changing.

    Today, Anthony.Emeka chats with two millennial fathers, Chandy, a Manager at Deloitte in Burlington, Canada and Calvin, a Senior Advisor to the President of Howard University in Washington, D.C. about the evolution of fatherhood.

    Check it out. 

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    46 mins
  • 33. Let's Talk About Stacey Abrams (Part 2)
    May 4 2021

    ...or Our Time Is Now: A Discussion.

    Today we wrap up our conversation of Our Time is Now by Stacey Abrams. We tackle topics including modern-day slavery, ruthless capitalism, and millennials running for office. Hear what our guests have to say about how to implement real change. 

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    31 mins
  • 32. Let's Talk About Stacey Abrams (Part 1)...
    Apr 27 2021

    ...or Our Time Is Now: A Discussion.

    The entire world was watching the 2020 presidential election unfold in Georgia. The reason for the new interest, and the fact that it was now competitive for Democrats, came down to one person- Stacey Abrams. 

    To understand how Stacey Abrams took her stinging 2018 loss for Governor and leveraged the energy of her campaign to turn Georgia blue in 2020, is the topic of her incredible book Our Time Is Now. Our book club discussed the various topics raised in her work from voting rights and voter suppression to proposed solutions. This is our conversation. 

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    46 mins
  • 31. Why Do They Hate Us So Much?...
    Apr 20 2021

    ...or When Will It End? 

    To say the past few weeks have been a rollercoaster would be an understatement. The U.S. continues to flaunt all of the makings of a sh*tshow. More mass shootings. More police killings. More racial discrimination. More overt hate. 

    This week, Anthony.Emeka had an unexpected conversation with book club members about the current state of affairs. Before discussing the important Our Time is Now by Stacey Abrams, they had a mental check-in that spoke volumes about their shared experience. 

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    22 mins
  • 30. America From Abroad…
    Apr 14 2021

    ...or What Non-Americans Think of the United States.

    American “greatness” is imported to every corner of the world. (Economic) opportunity, Hollywood, technology, amongst other things. Relatedly, the U.S. also exports unflattering qualities- economic inequality, racial and sexual discrimination, and gun violence, to name a few.

    Today, I talk with some of my personal confidants who live outside America’s borders to understand how others see “The Land of the Free.” We talk shop about parental leave, differences in healthcare, and, of course, American’s winning ingredient- gun violence, amongst other topics. Perspectives come from France, Great Britain, and Canada.

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • 29. The Dynamics of Interracial Relationships, Installation III...
    Apr 6 2021

    ...or Love Knows No Color, Until It Does.

    In our final installment on the Dynamics of Interracial Relationships, Jess Puccinelli (she/hers) and Matthew Hoeg (he/they) wrap up the conversation by discussing what it means to raise interracial children- the good, bad, and the ugly. We also provide context for the question "Why don't more people engage in interracial relationships?"

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    33 mins