Truth B Told

By: Truth B Told
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  • This week the crew discusses The Lone One's loss of a friend. Mel missing out on being Zion Williamson's baby momma. Jeremy Brown and what led to his death, and Chuck talks PTSD from prior relationships.
    2023
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Relationships Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • Episode 44: He-Man Woman Hater

    Episode 44: He-Man Woman Hater
    Oct 19 2023

    This week the group sits down to discuss the latest drama surrounding Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith. They discuss if Megan Da Stallion is an industry plant. And Mel accusses someone on the pod of secretly hating women.
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    1 hr and 13 mins
  • Episode 43: Reminisce

    Episode 43: Reminisce
    Sep 28 2023

    The guys are back from vacation and waste no time deep diving into all the celebrity relationship break ups. We speak on the rumors of Remy Ma cheating on her husband Papoose. The Lone One reminisces about his former relationships all the good and bad. He also has a hilarious flashback. Mel tells us Black Women Don't Cheat and Chuck explains how he never cheated , because he was never caught. All that plus more!
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    53 mins
  • Episode 42: U Will Know

    Episode 42: U Will Know
    Aug 16 2023

    This week the pod is without Mel but that doesn't stop Chuck from talking about the injustice and cheating that occured at the Jollof Festival. The Lone One shows his support to Torey Lanez. They discuss the new national holiday The Montgomery Brawl, the atlanta couple suing the doctor and wether or not Megan Da STallion really hates black men, plus more.
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    1 hr and 11 mins

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