Weauxdie Podcast

The topics pulled were: Are men too soft in this generation? Do you overthink your current situation and compare to others? Have you ever kicked a woman out of your crib? Hood chicks or bougie women better overall? Pros and Cons. Is Sukihana still the true water girl?

We introduce our Joce Session. We pull random topics from out of a hat and we dive into our perspectives and thoughts on the particular topic chosen. On this episode the topics pulled were: Are aliens real?, Voodoo is not evil it is spiritual, The moon landing was fake, The Titanic submersible didn't implode, Our subconscious is our reality.

The squad is finally back together! On this episode we catch us from last year's episode and discuss the current Hip Hop affiliated court cases involving YSL and YNW Melly. Our take on the discussion dives into the the influence that the mainstream media portrays and incorporates into society and how differentiate real life from social media.

On this episode we catch up some new album releases and personal listens that we've been listening to in our spare time. Throughout the conversation we dive into some deep takes about the new sound of the culture with artists of today while taking step back into the past that has brought in this transition.

We take the time to reflect on this past year of 2021. The humble beginnings that led us into this journey of podcasting has ever so greatly challenged us and motivated us into the new year of new beginnings. We are very excited to be moving forward and can't wait to show you guys what in store for the future. Thank to all the special guest that came onto our platform to share their perspective and contributing to the the content of this podcast. Kameryn Sampson, Shea'La Schenall, KennyWitTheKoke, Marcus Washington, 404 Podcast, Nick Jones of the soldNOTtold Podcast, OG Muchee & Pook. You all are greatly appreciated! To the listeners and fans, we love and appreciate y'all for supporting and giving us a chance and we promise to deliver 100% every time.

What is a situationship and are they toxic? Picking back up from Episode 18's Situationship Talk, we dig deeper into the discussion of what it really is and what it really aint. Whether you call this relationship a fling, hookup, situationship or "we just talkin" there's still no justifiable reason on what makes this right. Each of us give our take on what it means from our past experiences.

Are you still over it?? Let's dive into Summer Walker's sophomore album Still Over It. Our review and take on the album with special guest Shea'La takes us back to our past relationships and what accountability genuinely means to us. Be on the lookout for part 2 of the episode.

We brought in special guest Darius Lipps aka Pook to review the Silk Sonic album with Bruno Mars and Anderson.Paak. For the And Then Some portion we dive into the DaBaby & DaniLeigh controversy, Astroworld Festival tragedy, and lastly dive into internal struggles as men to attain self love and acceptance.

Music: Album reviews for Trust Fund Babies, Punk, The Life of DON and Expensive Pain And Then Some: Dave Chapelle's Netflix special controversy and what it says about "free speech", stan culture and cultural critics.

Music: Two album drops that we focus on are NBA Youngboy-Sincerely Kentrell and Baby Keep-The Melodic Blue. Mainstream and Hip Hop have been the our focal points since starting this podcast. We decided to start going outside of our usual material and add in the world of R&B/Soul, Neo, Alternaitve and the underground music realm to diversify our topics and connect more with out audience. And Then Some: The trail of R Kelly has come to an end and we have an interesting discussion that leads into a deeper dive of opinions between us.

Our hearts and prayers go out to our home state of Louisiana, to all areas affected from the devastation and damage of Hurricane Ida.

A very enlightening and informative conversation with a very special, Nick Jones, of the Sold Not Told Podcast from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The Sold Not Told Podcast is a Business Breakdown Podcast that focuses on all things Business, Entertainment and Self Education. We dive into this episode getting to know Nick and his startup process which led him to the beginning of his podcast journey and business venture. He gives us informative insight on the aspects of Black businesses both good & bad, his business goals/visions, the need for higher education and its influence passing it on down to the next generation with the advancement of technology and the shift to independent businesses. Tons of gems and advice given throughout this episode for anyone pursing anything that involves investing in yourself and creating a vision. Follow The Sold Not Told Podcast on all social media platforms and tune in to episodes available on Apple, Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube, Youtube, etc. Podcast, Masterclass, Playlist ALL Free. Applicable Knowledge Free. Hustle Sold Separately.

We kick it on this episode with New Orleans own up and rising rap star OG Muchee. We dive into the grind and mindset of what it's like and what it takes as an underground artist on the rise to success. Muchee is no stranger to music. He takes us on journey to the beginning of his music journey and how he's stays dedicated and faithful to the process which led him to working with big names such as New Orleans rap legend and Underground Hip Hop King, Curren$y. Along with up and rising talent in the city he's worked with as well, we discuss how the the New Orleans rap scene is growing and progressing. Throughout the episode you'll hear knowlelege, pride, and even pain of the journey Muchee has taken to stay afloat as a rap artist. But through it all he's not gonna stop.

We chop it up with Marcus T. Washington Owner of Baldwin County Hoopers Professional Basketball Team and President of My Community Mentors, Inc. 501 (c)(3) Youth Program, Co-Host of 100% Real Cigar Talk, Owner of Brand & MARCeting company, President in Training of Lillian Recreation Center, Certified Math Teacher, Certified Masters of Life Skills Coach, NAACP member and Youth Program Director, Born in the Netherlands from 2 loving parents Booker T & Patricia Washington. The youngest of 5 children. Traveled around the world growing up and graduated from Foley HS with an advanced diploma. A 3 sports athlete while juggling several organizations. Earned a scholarship to Nicholls State University having an exceptional career for 4 years. All conference awards MVPs, records, etc. While at Nicholls joined the ICE COLD brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. Graduated with bachelors in Business Management and Administration. President of Student Athletes Advisory Committee. And many more organizations. After graduation began coaching at Thibodaux HS and working at Nicholls State University in the office of Admissions as the Coordinator of Minority Recruiting until he graduated with his Masters in Sports Management & Leadership from Concordia University Chicago. He began a teaching career in 2016 which has led him to receiving a Teacher certificate in Mathematics. Teaching at Ellender Memorial HS 9th-12th grade teacher Football | Basketball | Track | Powerlfiting | Gentleman's & Ladies Club | Chess Club Evergreen Junior HS 7th - 8th grade teacher Football | Basketball | Track | Gentleman's & Ladies Club | Chess Club Grand Caillou Middle 5th - 8th grade athletic director & teacher Football | Basketball | Track | Gentleman's & Ladies Club | Chess Club Elberta HS 9th-12th grade teacher Basketball | Track We guide our way through the episode with Music And Then Some touching on topics pertaining to positive and negative influences of our youth through music, false perception of looking up to celebrity figures as role models, the truth about vulnerability as men, how to stay level headed as a black man in this society, and advice for athletes in high school and college.

Special Guest episode with the one and only Kenny to discuss Music and Then Some. We discuss our favorite albums of 2021 so far, our Mount Rushmore of modern Hip Hop, who's next up in line to take over the throne of rap, new up and coming rappers to watch out for. We transition to talk and reminisce about our college days and dive into a thoughtful discussion about ways the education system can prepare high school students for college. From our own experiences we express our tough times we experienced while in college and offer advice. Peer pressure happens in many ways more than one while in college, we take a step back to share our experiences and how to maneuver through those loop holes. Stay tuned til the end to hear a very inspiring story.

Special Guest episode with Shea'La Schenall kicking it with us to discuss Music and Then Some. We touch on H.E.R. second studio album Back of My Mind, our favorite artists of all time and who we're currently listening to. Then we dive into a in depth discussion about the unrealistic expectations of relationships with this generation of men, furthering education in our society, and touch on some sports news and updates.

Topics and Vibes Music: We touch on Coi Leray's crowd reaction on Twitter. Reviewing and rating 4 albums from The Migos, Polo G, Larry June, and the joint album from Lil Baby and Lil Durk. And Then Some: Our sports conversation covers the Lakers getting knocked out of the first round of the playoffs and the legacy of Chris Paul and his fight to win the chip with the Phoenix Suns. Is it Hoy Boy Summer now that outside is back open?

Topics and Vibes Music: We touch on the Off-Season by J Cole diving into his placement amongst the greats and the impact of his career, The long awaited Beam Me Up Scotty mixtape by Nicki Minaj, Young Money, Drake's Artist of the Decade accomplishment, Who's next up to take over?? And Then some: Our Message of the Day has been geared towards education this entire month. We talk on the struggles with trying to find your way through life and not living up to a false expectation. Follow your own path and create your lane, educate yourself with full focus on your passion. Whether that's with school or not. Education is a never-ending process of intellectual growth.

This conversation focusses on women empowerment, the social norms of women in society, women's impact on the culture, their right to influence social change for themselves and others, a dive into healthy relationships, balancing motherhood and career endeavors. This episode features our special guest Kameryn Sampson. Mrs. Sampson is the Program Coordinator for the Girls Empowerment Network's Houston location. She received her Bachelors of Science in Child and Family Studies with a a Double Minor in Psychology and Women & Gender Studies from LSU. She attained her Master of Social Work Degree with a concentration in Macro Social Work from the University of Houston.

Rest In Peace Kori Gauthier and DMX Music: Some promising and not so promising releases. A dive into some album reviews from various artists. Coi Leray and Rico Nasty tension and more. And Then Some: A dose of motivation from your hosts.

Topics and vibes Music:Rod Wave's SoulFly album review, Justin Bieber's Justice album, our favorite Tiny Desk concerts, Lil Nas X shoe scandal, Quavo and Saweetie's drama, and Young Never Broke Again & the feds. And Then Some: Month of Motivation, Vaccinations across society and will outside open back up soon? Sports: NFL Draft, Pro Day, and Deshaun Watson allegations.

Topics and Vibes Music: If you don't like Drake, this might not be the particular episode for you. And Then Some: We touch on women empowerment and HBCUs.

Topics and Vibes.. Music: Our favorite music releases at the the start 2021, the impact of Verzuz battle, and anticipated albums for 2021 And Then Some: Our aim for the month of March, Women Empowerment, B Simone, men showing vulnerabilirty, Black History Month recap, modern day figures in the new generation, the future of philanthropy, and ending it off with a little bit of some sports.