• Dear Black Man: Episode 8 "Standing On Business"

  • Jul 17 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 15 mins
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Dear Black Man: Episode 8 "Standing On Business"

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  • In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics, including Ron going viral regarding his views on double standards, a viral video involving Jonathan Majors, and embarrassing moments. they analyze the body language and reactions in the viral video, expressing their opinions on how they would have handled the situation. The conversation is filled with humor and lively banter. The conversation revolves around situations where individuals make others feel uncomfortable in front of their partners. The hosts share personal stories and discuss the dynamics of such situations. They explore topics like territoriality, disrespect, and confrontations. They touch on topics such as walking away from fights, pride, and the importance of personal safety. They discuss embarrassing moments, including one where Troy had a bathroom emergency while on a date. They close out by shouting out two individuals: IG Of The Week :Dreezy Bae, a recruiter for the United States Navy, and Jerome Elmore, the host of the Deep Dish Podcast and creator of the GoFundMe campaign 'Explore Social Change to Life.' The hosts express their support for Houston and its surrounding areas, which are currently facing hardships.

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