Hey beautiful people!

This episode is from our Sunday Night Live conversation, where we discussed the Wide Deceiver, Daejon Love. Federal prosecutors arrested 35-year-old Daejon Labrayae Love and 18-year-old Taylor Jamie Chan for allegedly running a multi-state romance and investment scam. He posed as a San Francisco 49ers player in the NFL and scammed over 32 women for an estimated amount of 1.3 MILLION dollars.

Excuse the yawns y'all. It was a good but long weekend.

Black people do not hang themselves from trees.

This episode was recorded on Sunday, August 23rd, 2026. We discuss the origins and importance of family reunions, recidivism, desistance, Carmelo Anthony, Lindsay Clancy, and racism in restaurants such as "Texas Roadhouse".

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In this episode, we discuss our events from this past week. We discuss how playing Spades and Uno offers surprising insights into relationships. Learn about partnership, communication, and dealing with the hand you're dealt in life and love.

We also discuss categorizing family and friends by "the three tables."

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Expressing heartfelt gratitude for an incredible birthday celebration. Your calls, texts, social media wishes, and gifts made me feel so happy and appreciated. Thank you all for your amazing love and support!

In this inspiring episode of "The Makings of You" we sit down with Shantell Coleman, a dedicated advocate for children and families with over 14 years of experience in the child welfare system. Originally hailing from Mississippi and now a resident of Texas, Shantell is currently pursuing her Master of Social Work, furthering her lifelong commitment to service.

Shantell shares her journey through various facets of child welfare, including Family Preservation, Foster Care and Adoption, and Program Facilitation. Her work is driven by a passion for creating environments where children feel seen, supported, and safe. As a Certified Nurturing Parenting Facilitator and Trauma-Informed Coach, she brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to her practice, using evidence-based methods like Motivational Interviewing.

In this episode, Shantell delves into the importance of cultural awareness and resilience in strengthening families and communities. She discusses her mission to invest in children and families, aiming to create lasting change that spans generations. Through her insights, listeners will be inspired by the potential for positive transformation when we support and empower those around us.

Join us as we explore Shantell Coleman and the influences in her life.

Make sure to support her by following her @snlcoleman

Conversation about my friends, childhood, and family. 7 days till 40.

18 days till year 40!

Customer service is a crucial aspect of any business, as it directly impacts customer satisfaction, loyalty, and the overall reputation of a company. When it comes to providing exemplary customer service, understanding and respecting cultural differences can play a significant role. Here, we explore how customer service and culture intersect and the importance of cultural sensitivity in delivering exceptional service.

Importance of Cultural Awareness in Customer Service

Cultural awareness in customer service is vital for several reasons:

• Diverse Customer Base: In today's globalized world, businesses often interact with customers from diverse cultural backgrounds. Understanding these differences enables companies to cater to a wider audience effectively.
• Building Trust and Respect: Acknowledging and respecting cultural nuances can help build trust and respect between customers and service providers. Customers feel valued when their cultural norms and preferences are considered.
• Enhancing Communication: Effective communication is key to excellent customer service. Being culturally aware helps overcome language barriers and understand nonverbal cues, leading to better interactions.

Reminiscing about my first memories. Going to school and being bullied. Learning lessons through experiences.

Welcome back, beautiful people! It's been a long time, but we're back with the Makings of You. We're happy to introduce you all to Jessica Wright. Jessica and I have been in conversations for some time about having her on the show. Jessica has roots in Arkansas, California, Georgia, and now Texas. Jessica is a public speaker and strategist whose work sits at the intersection of leadership, strategy, equity, and execution.

Having recently delivered a TEDx talk on The Bad Habit of Humility, Jessica brings a grounded, practical, and provocative voice to conversations that challenge people to stop shrinking, stop over-preparing, and start moving with clarity and conviction.

Her talks are designed to meet audiences where they are and move them forward with intention.

We loved our conversation, and we must have her back on a future panel. Stay tuned! Make sure to listen, like, rate, and share the episode, and follow Jessica and reach out to her for advice and needs.

Jessica’s Contact Info:

Website: www.thejessicawright.com

IG/Threads/Tiktok: @thejessicawright

Available for:

• Keynote speaking
• Panels and moderated conversations
• Workshops and facilitated strategy sessions
• Corporate, nonprofit, and community audiences

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Back with another episode from Sunday's live stream.

Join us for a poignant and deeply moving episode of our podcast, where we revisit a cherished conversation from 2022. In this special Mother's Day rerelease, our host opens up about his personal journey through loss, grief, and forgiveness by sharing an intimate discussion with his late mother.

This episode explores the complexities of navigating life without a loved one, offering listeners a heartfelt narrative that resonates with anyone who has experienced similar losses. Through candid storytelling, our host reflects on cherished memories, the healing power of forgiveness, and the enduring bond between mother and child that transcends even the boundaries of life and death.

Tune in as we honor the profound impact mothers have on our lives, celebrate their legacy, and find solace in shared experiences of love and remembrance. Whether you're seeking comfort in your own journey or wishing to connect with the universal theme of enduring love, this episode promises to be a touching tribute to the mothers who continue to shape our lives.

This episode is about hand-me-downs and the importance of family. I speak about how my older cousins would pass down clothing to me and how special that was for me. We also recognize the blessings we have today. Not the amount of clothing I had, but the love and wisdom that was bestowed upon me in my life.

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Hello everyone! In this episode, we discussed interpartner violence and child abuse prevention. WARNING. We may touch on some sensitive subjects, but this is all for growth and progress.

Thank you for listening, sharing, and engaging.

Ashanti Allen 

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Recognizing intimate partner violence (IPV) involves identifying patterns of power and control, not just physical injury. Key signs include extreme jealousy, isolation from friends/family, controlling behavior (checking phones, controlling finances), verbal abuse, and intimidation. Threats to harm children, pets, or the self, alongside sudden personality changes in the victim, are urgent warning signs.

Common Warning Signs of IPV:

• Emotional & Psychological Abuse: Persistent put-downs, humiliation, insults, gaslighting, and intense possessiveness.
• Isolation and Control: The partner controls who the victim talks to, what they wear, where they go, or uses financial restriction to create dependency.
• Physical Warning Signs: Unexplained bruises, injuries, or wearing inappropriate clothing to cover them. This can include grabbing, slapping, or throwing objects.
• Coercion and Threats: Using threats to harm children, pets, or commit suicide to prevent the partner from leaving.
• Sexual Abuse: Sexual violence, forcing sex, or coercing the partner into unwanted sexual activities.
• Digital Surveillance: Violating privacy by checking phones, emails, or using technology to stalk.

Contextual Clues and Red Flags:

• Rapid Progression: The relationship intensifies and progresses quickly.
• Public Dynamics: A partner who controls another using only their eyes or behaves as if they own them.
• Social Withdrawal: The victim becomes isolated from friends and coworkers.
• Workplace Clues: Increased absenteeism, high emotional distress, or receiving excessive phone calls.

If you or someone you know is experiencing this, resources are available. Help is available 24/7 by calling the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233 or visiting their site for safe, anonymous advice.

Step into the spotlight with our latest episode, where we explore the electrifying legacy of “Showtime at the Apollo” and the unforgettable presence of Kiki Sheppard, rest in peace. Join our host as they take you behind the scenes of the iconic Harlem stage that launched countless careers and brought the energy of live performance into living rooms across America. Discover how the Apollo Theater became a cultural powerhouse, breaking barriers and shaping the music, comedy, and entertainment landscape. We’ll shine a special light on Kiki Sheppard—her grace, style, and role as the show’s legendary co-host. Thank you for your support and for tuning in. Make sure you like, share, comment, and leave a review. 

This episode is a recap of our Sunday Night Live 02/22/26. We discuss our most recent trip to New Orleans, diaspora war, and college memories. We have been podcasting for seven years this month! We will be planning events and giveaways in the near future.

Thank you all for the support!

Join us in this thrilling episode as we delve into the NFL Super Bowl LX (60) halftime show, featuring the electrifying artist, Bad Bunny. This year's performance has sparked a whirlwind of discussions and raised one major question: Why are people so angry?

We'll explore the intricacies of the show that set social media ablaze, dissecting the elements that have left fans and critics divided. Was it the genre-blending music, the bold artistic choices, or perhaps the cultural statements made on stage?

Tune in as we engage with experts, fans, and cultural commentators to get to the heart of these debates. We'll discuss the expectations placed on halftime shows and how Bad Bunny's performance challenges these norms.

In this episode, we aim to explore the diverse perspectives and emotional responses, while celebrating the creativity and impact of one of the most talked-about performances in recent history. Whether you're a fan of Bad Bunny, a football enthusiast, or just curious about the controversy, this episode offers valuable insights and thought-provoking discussion.

In this special holiday episode, we reflect on the spirit of the season and all the ways it brings us together. As we celebrate the holidays, we also want to take a moment to offer our sincere apologies for any recent delays or disruptions in our usual release schedule. We truly appreciate your patience and understanding during this busy time.

Most importantly, we want to thank you—our amazing listeners—for your continued support. Your encouragement means the world to us, and we wouldn’t be here without you. Wishing you a joyful holiday season filled with warmth and happiness!

With Love,

Everythang Culture

In this impactful episode of Everythang Culture Podcast, we gather a panel of women to celebrate and reflect on the significance of Father's Day. Join us as we delve into heartwarming stories and candid discussions about the father figures in our lives—whether they’re biological fathers, stepdads, grandfathers, or mentors who have played a pivotal role in shaping who we are today. 

Our panel shares their unique perspectives, exploring the complexities of fatherhood and the impact these relationships have had on their journeys. From the joys and challenges of parenting to the lessons learned from their fathers, this episode promises to evoke laughter, nostalgia, and perhaps a few tears. We'll also touch on the role of fathers in today's society and how they are evolving in response to changing family dynamics. 

Tune in for an empowering conversation that honors fathers while also celebrating the women who contribute to the narrative of fatherhood.

Make sure to like, share, and follow all of our panelist with Everythang Culture!

Happy Mother's Day: A Tribute from Sons

Welcome to Everythang Culture’s 2025 Mother’s Day special, a heartfelt discussion where an all-male panel comes together to honor and appreciate the extraordinary women who shape our lives—our mothers. Join us as we delve into personal stories, cherished memories, and meaningful insights about the invaluable role mothers play in our world.

Episode Highlights

• Personal Reflections: Each panelist shares touching anecdotes and experiences with their mothers, highlighting their unique bond and lessons learned along the way.
• Motherly Wisdom: We explore the wisdom and guidance our mothers have imparted, from everyday advice to life-changing lessons that continue to influence us as men today.
• The Impact of Motherhood: Hear our discussions on the societal and personal impact of mothers, as we recognize their often unsung contributions and the strength they exhibit in nurturing families and communities.
• We Apologize: We share moments in life where we we may have stressed out our mothers and how we can look back and SINCERELY apologize 😅
• Voices of Gratitude: Tune in to hear heartfelt messages and tributes from sons around the world, expressing their gratitude and love in honor of Mother's Day.

Join us in this special episode as we celebrate the women who have given us so much. Whether you're a son seeking to better understand and appreciate your mother or simply someone who wants to honor this special day, our conversations promise to be thoughtful, engaging, and sincere. Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible mothers out there!

Huge thanks to the panel! Make sure you follow and support these great men for taking the time to join this conversation.

Jesse - @jesserhodesjr

Marvin - @notjustaguynamedmarvin

D'Mario - @wokeandheard

Derek - @derekthepoet1219

Vic - @liquortalkpodcast

Corey - @beyondeverythingllc

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