Addressing the elephant in the room
In honor of “Mens mental health month” and your patience as we gear up for a monumental 4th season of the EiTHER Podcast. Our very own Chris Brown-skin and Dark-skin Drake would like to present to you this very special episode to show our appreciation and hold you over until our official return. Enjoy!!
Self-reflection is one of the first steps one must take before fully understanding not only what they want for themselves, but also from a potential partner. Some might already have embarked on this journey and found someone to partner up with. Some might be optimistic and hope to find love one day. Others might be broken and are constantly searching within. And then there could be those who are damaged but refuse to let anyone in or go down that conjoined path ever again. On the season 3 finale of EiTHER, these 4 stages of love (or lack thereof) are explored to their fullest. Recurring guest and listener favorite Helen (formerly thehealingheaux but now datinghelen) will be joining and moderating this episode – breaking down the walls of the EiTHER fellas and diving deeper behind what drives them to have these viewpoints on love and relationships. You do not want to miss this. Enjoy! #TrunksUp Helen IG: @datinghelen
"You never take me out anymore.” Close your eyes and tell me, when you hear this phrase, who is it that you imagine said it? Don't worry we'll wait…on second thought this is EiTHER so let's address the elephant in the room shall we? Social convention would have you assume that this was a complaint that a woman issued to her significant other, correct? Correct. Well, BREAKING NEWS world!!! Men like to be taken out as well. We know, craaaaazy right? With the most sought after groomsmen in the history of weddings Wesley Pipes out of action this week at you guessed it, another bachelor party lol, the 3 amigos lead this week's episode. So join Off Mic, the Great Mattsby, and the dark, bold, and aromatic one as we dive deep into “what men want.” (No, not the awful movie). Enjoy! #TrunksUp
In honor of our beloved Dark Knight's big 30th, we took the week off as a gift to him. So we figured what better way to make it up to you, the roommates, than giving you a gift of your very own.….we went & provided y'all with a 2 piece of that EiTH!!!! 2 episodes for the price of one; all rolled up into yet another masterclass of podcasting excellence with them EiTHER boys. Join us as we cover several topics such as the current drama surrounding Rachel Nichols and Sha' Carri Richardson, TrollTollTrav's betrayal of the family, and why this new era of kids are so introverted and anti-outside. But wait, there's more! For the first time ever we have a super special guest. Off mic papi's papi!! Off mic senior stops by and blesses us with some much needed wisdom for the masses. Enjoy! #TrunksUp
No good deed goes unpunished and on today's episode, sir Aris returns well rested and recovered with some things to get off his chest. Tune in for another week of the elephant graveyard, the importance yielding your time, letting the kids be kids, and more examples of the fellas displaying their range from topic to topic. Another roller coaster episode! Sit back, relax, and enjoy! #TrunksUp
On today's episode the fellas discuss Juneteenth officially becoming a federal holiday, Trav's frustration with the Sixers and their looming game 7, the nastiness of Sin City and how everyone in the tri-state area should NOT support that business, and Will Smith being the strongest black man in history. Oh and Happy Father's Day to all of the great fathers out in the world! Enjoy! #TrunksUp
It's been over a year since the pandemic forced all of us to stay inside, but as vaccination rates increase, mask mandates continue to lift, and businesses begin to open back up, the fellas decide to reflect and discuss some key takeaways they've learned from the pandemic. What will they do now moving forward, that maybe they hadn't thought of before all of this happened? Regardless though, we outside wit it. #TrunksUp
There's a first time for everything, right? In the first of many “first of many's”, the fellas revisit their first time experiences for various scenarios. Launching as the inaugural episode for this seasonal series, the EiTHER boys get goofy with it and assure a load of laughter. *Double entendre don't ask us how* Enjoy! #TrunksUp
Every week, the EiTHER boys elect certain people to be placed in the Elephant Graveyard; but has there ever been an episode where the graveyard consumed the entirety of the show? Welp, they "apply pressure" in this week's episode and escort a slew of people into the Elephant Graveyard. This episode is dedicated to following kind of people below: The ones that bug you for not answering a text but they "see you on social media." The female version of "can I get a hug" dudes. People on social media speaking on topics they've never experienced (so basically everyone on the apps) The entitled and cowardly sports fans Tune in and enjoy! #TrunksUp
“You are a product of your own environment.” A phrase that holds weight to this day. Every person goes through different walks of life, but some things take longer to unlearn...or even acknowledge that they still are prominent in one’s life. In this week’s episode of EiTHER, the fellas discuss childhood trauma and how this has impacted their decisions, friendships, relationships, and more. A conversation that has no time stamps; just raw emotions and feelings. Tune in. #TrunksUp
Coming off of the amazing success of the first annual AOX Derby, the deadliest backcourt duo in the league take point for today's episode as Mr. ARis and Tres Leches handle business and continue to create fire music. Sir Wesley and Matty Ice fire off on topics such as Jake Paul vs. Floyd Mayweather, Drake's corny attempt at throwing shade towards his child's mother, the new and somewhat exciting look to the Eagles, the NBA playoffs, and a versus matchup we never thought that we needed. You do not want to miss the deadliest debut of the most in-sync podcasting duo in the league! Enjoy! #TrunksUp
On this episode the EiTHER boys celebrate the one and only Naldee Juna aka The Kid RL!
Recurring guest JM Haze joins the fellas for a special "Higher Thinking" episode where they all just...rift. Ranging from the gentrification of korean BBQ to JM Haze severely underselling himself and his music. Have no fear, the EiTHER boys will help you out there! Follow JM Haze at his accounts below and stay tuned for new music coming very soon...Enjoy! #TrunksUp JM Haze Music IG Page: @jmhaze__ JM Haze Podcast IG Page: @podcasthaze
Oftentimes, we hear the word ‘culture’ tossed around but in actuality what does it mean? Well, it would depend on who you are asking and that’s the beauty of culture. Culture is different; culture is unique; culture transcends boundaries and connects various backgrounds. One can explore culture through traveling, art, and lifestyles. It is more than just a word or catchphrase – it can be a driving force that serves as an energizer to our lives. The man joining the latest installment of EiTHER’s Be Herd series knows a thing or two about CULTURE. Introducing, Bryan Shelmon – professional artist, writer, entrepreneur, and designer. Not only has he traveled to 20 countries in the pursuit of creating art, he also has his own clothing line, has been featured in public exhibitions in New York and Michigan, and even is a published author with a #1 Best Seller on Amazon accolade. Fitting the bill as another accomplished Be Herd guest, EiTHER welcomes Mr. Bryan Shelmon. Enjoy! #TrunksUp Connect with Bryan! Instagram @bryanshelmon Website: https://www.appreciateculture.com/
On this week’s episode, the EiTHER boys discuss body shaming......or at least try to. In the absence of our beloved task master Incognito Travito, the fellas welcome a very special guest - The Black Codes podcast’s very own Savannah Bryant!! What started off as an unsuccessful attempt at staying on task, resulted in a jammed packed, tense conversation that you don’t want to miss. Enjoy! #TrunksUp Savannah Bryant IG: @slbryant_ The Black Codes Podcast: @theblackcodespodcast
Relationships, whether platonic or intimate, are never easy to navigate. Connections are formed, bonds are built, and feelings start to surface. But how should a situation be approached when one party is honest from the beginning? People are sometimes emotionally unavailable but still want that companionship. Why continue to pursue this person if he or she doesn't want a relationship but deep down inside, you do? For a lack of better terms, can this person be "tamed?" The fellas, with special guest Natanya, attempt to address this along with other...scenarios. This is a fun one so tune in and enjoy! #TrunksUp Follow Natanya @natanyaofficial!
It is the year 2021, covid cases continue to rise, a race war continues to brew, and Americans are wondering if their favorite small business will survive. Does this story sound familiar? I know the motto has been to leave 2020 in the past but it’s hard to leave an apartment that you are still leasing and struggling to terminate the contract from. However, not all of 2020 has bred negative outcomes. In fact, one of the biggest positives of 2020 was the emergence of new creative endeavors and entrepreneurs. Kicking off Be Herd Season 3, EiTHER welcomes Miss Erica-Paige Scott – scholar, Stylist Supervisor, blogger, entrepreneur, and founder and creator of Equality Magazine. The Be Herd guest list continues to impress and Erica-Paige Scott joins an already stacked roster. Tune in and learn more about another young, intelligent, and successful black businesswoman ready to make her mark in the industry! Enjoy! #TrunksUp Connect with Erica! Instagram - @erica.paige.scott (personal), @equallity_mag (magazine) Website - http://www.ericapaigescott.com/
When it comes to starting a business, you always want to surround yourself with people you trust, right? We trust our friends, don’t we? Yet when it comes to business and friends, we’re typically told not to mix the two. But why? It has its pros, but definitely has its cons. And when the business starts to overshadow the friendship, things start to get dicey. Let’s talk about the early stages of brainstorming and creating a project - keeping in mind the audience and how others will perceive it. Has the fight for inclusion and equal representation killed artistic expression? Will that affect how you proceed and get the business up and running? Tune into today’s episode of EiTHER and hear the fellas' thoughts on these specific topics. Enjoy! #TrunksUp
The EiTHER boys are back! Season 3 is here with a few announcements - per usual, episodes/audio will be dropping every Sunday on Anchor, Apple, and Spotify. But starting this season, visual episodes of EiTHER will now be available on YouTube every Tuesday! Kicking off season 3 with an overview of what has happened since the end of season 2, the fellas go over a wide range of current events and topics such as the shootings that happened in Georgia, Joe Biden's first few months as President, the storming of Capitol Hill, vaccine distribution, and bonus content - Hood's distaste for Tang. The boys are back with that same energy! Press play and enjoy! #TrunksUp
THE FELLAS CLOSE OUT SEASON 2 THE ONLY WAY THEY KNOW HOW - RAW AND UNCUT! #TRUNKSUP
The court of public opinion sometimes has a larger impact and influence on people’s lives than the actual court of law. “Innocent until proven guilty” has now morphed into “guilty until proven innocent.” Actions speak louder than words, but words can cut deep. False accusations do exist and have also ruined lives. But why is this rarely talked about? Once a statement has been made public, there’s no changing the perception in a lot of people’s eyes. What needs to happen to restore balance and salvage lives and reputations? Tune in as the fellas discuss the ramifications of groupthink and the power of public opinion. Enjoy! #TrunksUp Elephant Graveyard (11:16) Main Topic (33:15) Justine Skye (98:35)
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but why is it scrutinized by so many external parties? There are over 7.5 billion humans on planet earth, so if someone is looking for love, there is bound to be a person for him or her. Depending on your beliefs, love and marriage are typically viewed as a monogamous partnership, so who cares what others think if, at the end of the day, it is a relationship that only concerns the two people involved? Such a simple thought, yet never easy to think through and accomplish. No matter what, people will have something to say about you and your loved one. One of the hottest topics, if not hottest, discussed amongst peers is interracial dating; specifically between a white person and a black person. As the world continues to be a melting pot, the number of mixed babies birthed into this world has skyrocketed. What’s become very common, is still heavily debated. Joining this episode of EiTHER, our good friends – husband and wife Greg (white) and Aleah (black) – discuss their own personal experiences and the topic in general. Many of us have our own preferences, but not all of us agree, even if the relationship does not concern our happiness and wellbeing. Press play and listen. Enjoy! #TrunksUp
The city of Philadelphia is a music haven that has birthed some of the most talented artists in the game and continues to maintain that high level of musical excellence. Concluding season 2's #BeHerd series, the fellas are joined by Philadelphia's own Carlos Pena, aka LetTheMusicSpeak. Carlos will breakdown his music creation process and also reveal the unique intricacies he applies when sampling music. It also wouldn’t be an EiTHER episode if the fellas didn’t dive into other tangents as well. Press play to hear and learn more! Follow Carlos on IG at the account below. Enjoy! #TrunksUp IG: @letthemusicspeakco
The evolution of video games has transcended far beyond improved graphics and gameplay. It has emerged as a legit avenue for gamers to use their skills and profit off of them. However, earning money through playing video games has been around for quite some time via tournaments across the globe. It’s the rise of streaming companies such as Twitch that have really changed the way businesses partner with gamers. Watching someone play video games used to be considered a waste of time and frowned upon by many people. But now it’s become a way for people of all ages across the world to connect and feel a part of one big and popular community. Joining today’s episode to breakdown the progress and evolution of the gaming world, our good friends Freddy and Alex provide an inside look on how this all has become way more than just a hobby. Put your controllers down (or listen to this episode while playing) and learn more. Enjoy! #TrunksUp Freddy - @fredmo91 Alex - @raginomicsss
This is only the beginning. But today, we rejoice! Enjoy... safely #trunksup
Life throws many hurdles and obstacles that some may not be fully equipped to handle. Whether that’s because of a lack of resources or knowledge, people should be afforded with the proper intel to help them make the most optimal decision. Having the right tools is especially important when presented with a situation that not only has legal ramifications, but also potential life-changing effects. “Man of the people” – a phrase coined behind the intention that there are good people in this world willing and ready to support. During a current time of civil unrest and a pandemic, these types of people are more essential than ever. Joining the EiTHER podcast on this edition of #BeHerd, is a man of the people – Mr. Zane Johnson. Zane has recently opened up his own Philadelphia based law firm M. Zane {+} Associates that offers consultation, representation, and other services focused on small business, criminal expungement, family law, mediation, and wills and estate planning. M. Zane {+} Associates aims to provide the resources, knowledge, and the legal support one may need; Matching People With Solutions. For more information on M. Zane {+} Associates, please visit https://mza.legal/. Enjoy! #TrunksUp
Friendships, relationships, situationships - whatever you want to call them; communication is key. We’ve all been there, but many of us have looked past the red flags because of physical attraction and other factors. But why is it hard for people to admit when they’re in a relationship only for casual fun? Have these intentions been discussed amongst both parties? Why is there so much pressure now to build a serious relationship with every person we meet? On today’s episode of EiTHER, the boys discuss the power of the ‘P.’ Enjoy! #TrunksUp
Mental health has recently emerged as a topic in the forefront that's been publicly neglected for years, specifically in the African American community. It has often been frowned upon and looked at as a sign of weakness if one admitted to struggling with his or her own mental health. Black men do indeed have a high rate of suicide but the public does not hear or talk about this. On the latest installment of the #BeHerd series, Tiana Caldwell, founder of the Journaling Group 'Write That Shit Down (WTSD)', discusses her group/initiative WTSD, her foundation Kiss Your Little Brothers (KYLB), the importance of journaling, and keeping a diary for your mental health, and many more insightful thoughts on how the African American community can battle the stigma of mental health and support our brothers and sisters. Enjoy! #TrunksUp
Every 4 years, a candidate is inducted as the new or repeating president of the United States. It’s the year 2020 and it’s been a year that has reminded us all America has not seen much progress from a racial and equality standpoint. Now more than ever, we are seeing people draw a line in the sand to publicize their stances and beliefs. Friendships are being ruined, families are divided; ultimately representing the current climate of America. Are you able to separate politics from friendship at this point? Is that really a topic that can be swept under the rug and not talked about if two friends have opposing viewpoints? November 3rd is just around the corner and will be one of the most important elections of our lifetime. The road to get there has been ugly; and the path formed after may get uglier.
Happy EiTHER Sunday! The boys are back together and kick off the episode with an Elephant Graveyard segment. Moving forward, this will be the format on Sunday episodes - Elephant Graveyard to start before the topic at hand. Today’s first EG victim - Skip Bayless. After the EG, the fellas delve into the topic of self-hate and colorism. What is colorism? Are self-hate and colorism the same thing? Where does self-hate originate and stem from? There are numerous examples of self-hate and colorism exhibited in the world, but a lot of it is highlighted and publicized within the the black community. A weapon used from our oppressors to push divisive messages, self-hate can sometimes fuel colorism and create a dangerous entity. Hear more on this episode of EiTHER. Enjoy! #TrunksUp
Cakes, cookies, and breakfast sandwiches – three categories of food where it’s unlikely to meet somebody who couldn’t find any item on the menu he or she wouldn’t like. (Unless this person has dietary concerns or isn’t hungry, of course). Pulling inspiration from his aunt’s delicious baking, culinary artist Kyle Cuffie-Scott has brought this holy trinity of goods to life by starting his own company, Darnel’s Cakes. In honor of his cousin Darnel who passed away, Kyle Cuffie-Scott not only continues to bring joy to his community through his baked goods, but he’s also made a conscious effort to raise awareness about the HIV/AIDS epidemic and support local and national organizations that are at the forefront of fighting the virus, disease, and stigmas. What started off as a successful fundraiser on World Aids Day, transforming into a presence at a local farmer’s market, and now blossomed to a brick-and-mortar location, Darnel’s Cakes transcends your average bakery. Located on 444 North Third Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123, Darnel’s Cakes, and more specifically, Kyle Cuffie-Scott, serve to be a model within the community displaying how to use a platform for the greater good. Enjoy! #TrunksUp
It's the year 2005 - Donovan McNabb is throwing up in the huddle during the Super Bowl, Lance Armstrong has won his 7th straight Tour de France (pre-doping offenses), Hurricane Katrina destroyed the city of New Orleans which led to Kanye telling us George Bush doesn't care about black people, and the classic video game Guitar Hero hit the stores. But what other classics dropped in 2005? That's right, T-Pain's iconic song "I'm N Luv (Wit a Stripper)." For a song so beloved, why is stripping looked down upon by others? Why are people so quick to judge those that strip? It's their occupation and their way to earn money - who are we to say what's right and what's wrong? On this episode of EiTHER, the fellas discuss the topic of strip clubs, the culture that surrounds it, and the relationships made within. They will also delve a little into today's platform known as OnlyFans. Enjoy! #TrunksUp
Elephant Graveyard - a time for the fellas to reconnect and veer away from the typical EiTHER one topic format to discuss current events and anything else that may be on their mind! After this week, Elephant Graveyard will shift to becoming a segment within the EiTHER Sunday drops so stay tuned! In part 3, the boys discuss owning your masters as a creator, the emergence of music industry business practices in the podcast world, and the NBA playoffs plus the Sixers coaching search. Enjoy! #TrunksUp
NSFW. It’s almost taboo to talk about it. It’s only discussed amongst close friends. It has caused arguments within relationships. It causes pre-judgment if people find out you watch it. It’s very lucrative if you work in that industry. So I bet you’re wondering, what exactly is ‘it?’ This ‘it’ is porn. That’s right, you heard correctly, porn. On today’s episode of EiTHER, the fellas discuss the porn industry and the many facets associated with it. Put on your TV-MA headphones and press play. #TrunksUp
Ensuring that the sacrifices of his two immigrant parents do not go to waste, Trévell Moxey has always prepared for the future and continues to grow and blossom into the man his family envisioned. Born in St. Louis, but raised in Philadelphia, Trévell and his family are no strangers to hardships, but they also are no strangers to success. From being a leader on his track and field teams, a consistent dean’s list student in college, to now educating the youth and pursuing a career in the medical field, Trévell is far from being dull, bland, or unmotivated. Joining the EiTHER podcast on the latest installment of #BeHerd, Trévell discusses his education journey, the importance and impact of black men in the medical field, his goals for the future, and his thoughts on how we move forward during a time of civil and health unrest. It’s a blessing to be surrounded by such intelligent, talented, and successful young individuals. #TrunksUp Twitter - @VonVeezy6000 Instagram - @t_moxey
It takes a village to build an empire; it takes trust and commitment to win in all facets of life and all of these goals require some sort of income to achieve it. But how early should money be a discussion in relationships? Can a person's job title or occupation be a factor in shaping one's opinion about another? On a more platonic level, can friends have sexual intercourse and still maintain that same level of friendship moving forward? In a dual-wielding, multi-topic, Sunday EiTHER drop, the fellas discuss the role of money in relationships and if sex can make or break a friendship. Press play and enjoy! #TrunksUp
The podcast industry has been booming and continues to spike upwards, but with this increasing popularity, more eyes are beginning to follow the trends. Now more than ever, podcasters must hold on to their creative rights and freedom before a major corporation tries to control all of it. In the second edition of the Elephant Graveyard, the fellas discuss the Joe Budden podcast and the new lane he's trying to create, Charlamagne's Black Effect podcast network, the importance of podcasting vs radio and it's popularity of today, and of course, EiTHER's off the cuff tangents. It's the Elephant Graveyard baby!!!! #TrunksUp
On this episode of the EiTHER podcast, the guys discuss homophobia and sexuality. Is there a larger sense of homophobia within the black community? Are we not as accepting of homosexuality as people think? Let’s talk about it!
In a world that is driven by content, it is very easy to pick and choose what you want to hear, see, and consistently be exposed to. The term ‘fake news’ has morphed into a trigger phrase that holds no merit. Who is telling the truth? Who is genuine? Where are the credible sources these days? Because of the powers in place, the media’s stock has dropped in the value department. The current events have forced companies to take a step back and reconsider their business practices – one of them being diversity in the workplace. Joining EiTHER for the latest episode of the #BeHerd series, Jake Somerville comes equipped with a background worth sharing in his young career. Mr. Somerville works within sports tv production; being involved with projects for the NFL, NASCAR, Notre Dame, and the Olympics. A Penn State alum that majored in broadcast journalism, Jake provides an important perspective to the topics on deck for this episode. You can follow Jake on Twitter and Instagram @Jake_Som. Enjoy! #TrunksUp
Recorded on 8/24/20. On today's special Labor Day episode of EiTHER, we share the recording of our very first live podcast! Celebrating the release of Timmo's debut music video First Day Out, we set up shop at the watch party, pressed record, and let the positive vibes unfold. 2020 hasn't been the best to us so far, but we were honored and blessed to be a part of this experience. And we weren't alone! Numerous dope and talented people sat down and chopped it up with us - the host and honorable man himself Timmo, Philly great DJ Aktive, mastermind Will Ngo, and many more! End the summer proper with the EiTHER boys and let the good times roll; because we damn sure could use them. #TrunksUp Instagram & Time Stamps Will Ngo - @willngo (10:10) Timmo - @timmo215 (15:48) Jessica Faneli - @jessicafanelli (22:54) DJ Aktive - @djaktive (27:44) Justin DeGuzman - @emperorguz (54:35) Ryan Banks - @ryanbanksmusic (1:00:24)
The elephant graveyard is a segment in which the EiTHER boys talk about current events and as always address the elephant in the room. On today’s episode we have none other than the musically talented JM Haze! We ask him the tough questions about age appropriate dating as well as the Wayfair scandal! Enjoy
The term ‘generational wealth’ is tossed around quite often but what exactly does it mean? What’s the difference between being ‘wealthy’ and being ‘rich’? Money and greed motivates, consumes, and destroys a lot of people in this world. The goal is always to obtain money but it shouldn’t stop there. Once the money is acquired, the question that follows is ‘what’s next?’ In this week’s episode of EiTHER, the fellas sit down and discuss what it means to have wealth vs being rich and the importance of knowing what to do when the bag is secured. Enjoy! #TrunksUp
With tension and division rising throughout the country, the EiTHER fellas are in search of ways to bridge gaps and unify us as people. Attempting to combat the hate and disdain polluting our nation, EiTHER explores ways to clean our society up. Kicking off EiTHER’s season 2 #BeHerd series, please extend a warm welcome to Moyo Wills and Mikaela Souder in this new installment of #BeHerd. Join Moyo, Mikaela, and the EiTHER crew as they all discuss how to change the world through what we will all affectionately recognize as Peace War. Peace War, led by founder/President Moyo Wills and Vice President Mikaela Souder, is a non-profit organization whose mission is to fight for justice, tranquility, communities, and the people. United we stand, divided we fall. Spreading love and peace to combat violent war that ultimately helps bring justice for all, press play and find out how we as a people can march on victorious in this Peace War #TrunksUp
Hall Passes in Relationships - are they real? Do couples give their partners hall passes? If so, is the relationship strained from the beginning or does a hall pass personify the strength of that relationship? Hall Passes are a concept that we only hear in movies, but in reality, they are a topic of discussion. The EiTHER boys are back! Tune in as they discuss the concept of hall pass culture. #TrunksUp
Battles of the Sexes will serve as a safe haven for men and women to get off their gripes about the opposite sex. Each side will have an allotted time when they are allowed to get their points off. EiTHER’s first annual Battle of the Sexes will be split in two parts - The Release and The Healing. The Release will consist of one side speaking from a man’s perspective and the other side speaking from a woman’s perspective, with each side allowing the opposition to speak with no interruption. The Healing will then bring both sides together to figure out what men and women can do moving forward to eliminate the divisiveness. What you’ll hear is an example of the disconnect we face today between men and women. Now more than ever we need to be supportive and understanding of one another. And sometimes in order to hear that side, you need to let it all out… Press play, listen, and hear sides of vulnerability that may have been pent up until now. #TrunksUp
Battles of the Sexes will serve as a safe haven for men and women to get off their gripes about the opposite sex. Each side will have an allotted time when they are allowed to get their points off. EiTHER’s first annual Battle of the Sexes will be split in two parts - The Release and The Healing. The Release will consist of one side speaking from a man’s perspective and the other side speaking from a woman’s perspective, with each side allowing the opposition to speak with no interruption. The Healing will then bring both sides together to figure out what men and women can do moving forward to eliminate the divisiveness. What you’ll hear is an example of the disconnect we face today between men and women. Now more than ever we need to be supportive and understanding of one another. And sometimes in order to hear that side, you need to let it all out… Press play, listen, and hear sides of vulnerability that may have been pent up until now. #TrunksUp
The season one finale - part two. After an emotional and intense part one, the fellas decided to reconnect and reflect on what they've accomplished so far in season one and what they would like to do moving forward. It's been a great start, but this is only the beginning. With an end of the summer 2020 return date, EiTHER will be back to ruffle some more feathers - even if it happens internally. At the end of the day, it's all love. We encourage everyone to continue to address the elephant in the room and start making uncomfortable conversations feel comfortable. Thank you to everyone that has helped us kickstart this journey; we hope you continue to ride along with us. #TrunksUp #BeHerd
The season one finale - part one. This episode was recorded on the first weekend after the death of George Floyd. Emotions were high, feathers will be ruffled, but sometimes, you just need to vent. Press play.
Juneteenth has passed, the protests are continuing but slowing down, and people seem to be returning to their everyday social media content. That cannot continue. We must Do More. On the fourth installment of #BeHerd, EiTHER welcomes Wallace Weaver and Crystal Eley, the founders of the Do More Campaign. Do More is a nonprofit organization intended to educate, enrich, and empower the African American community and build coalition. EiTHER is very excited and humbled to be able to sit down with two young, strong, driven, and inspiring individuals who are putting in the work on the frontlines in our fight against social injustice. Listen as Wallace and Crystal break down the beginnings of Do More, what they are currently involved in, and what’s planned for the future. It’s important that these two can #BeHerd. You can follow The Do More Campaign on Instagram @thedomorecampaign! Follow their page to stay up-to-date on the latest news and events their team has in store. Enjoy! #TrunksUp
Sex, intamacy, gender roles, emasculation, communication in relationships - What role do each of these play in the sexual lives of men and women? How do men and women process and interpret these different aspects of a relationship? It varies from gender to gender, person to person, mind to mind, but having these discussions with your partner can open up a whole new world that the two of you have yet to explore. On this therapeutic episode of EiTHER, the fellas are joined by the intelligent and insightful Helen "thehealingheaux." Helen is here to provide us a crash course on relationships, sex education, and sex positivity. As her mantra states - Better sex, better relationships, better life! Join us in this therapy session and listen to the knowledge Miss Helen has for the world. You can follow her on Instagram @thehealingheaux or on Twitter @helenPmoney #TrunksUp
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