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If there's a disease that captures the toxic spirit of our times, it's what the therapist, Vanessa Resier, in her new book, calls Narcissistic Abuse. Even the language of this disease - Gaslighting. Love bombing. Hoovering. Triangulating - has become part of the dictionary of life in the 2020's. Narcissism and narcissists seem to be everywhere these days. In fact, as Resier told me (see full transcript below), all domestic abuse - from outright violence to subtle manipulation - is a form of narcissistic abuse. But if that's true, I asked her, then what, exactly, isn't narcissism?Vanessa M. Reiser is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), licensed in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Florida. She is a psychotherapist and the founder of Tell a Therapist, LLC as well as the founder of the nonprofit, Tell a Therapist, INC. Vanessa holds a bachelor's degree in political science from SUNY Empire State college and a Master of Social Work (MSM) from the University of Southern California. Vanessa specializes in narcissistic personality disorder, and her practice focuses on treating victims and survivors of cults, narcissists, domestic violence, and narcissistic abuse. Her insights are both personal and professional, giving her a unique lens into this insidious form of domestic abuse. Vanessa is a long-distance runner and two-time Ironman who is best known for running the state of New York (285 miles in 11 days) in a wedding dress to raise awareness for narcissistic abuse.Named as one of the "100 most connected men" by GQ magazine, Andrew Keen is amongst the world's best known broadcasters and commentators. In addition to presenting KEEN ON, he is the host of the long-running How To Fix Democracy show. He is also the author of four prescient books about digital technology: CULT OF THE AMATEUR, DIGITAL VERTIGO, THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER and HOW TO FIX THE FUTURE. Andrew lives in San Francisco, is married to Cassandra Knight, Google's VP of Litigation & Discovery, and has two grown children.TRANSCRIPTAndrew Keen: Hello, everybody. Long-time viewers and listeners to the show know that I have a particular interest in words. Certain words acquire fashion, and I'm always curious why. One word that seems to be particularly popular these days, gets thrown around a lot, both clinically and out of the psychotherapist's office, is the word “narcissist.” There's a new book out this week. It's called Narcissistic Abuse. It's by my guest, Vanessa M. Reiser. She is a clinical social worker, a psychotherapist based in central New Jersey. And she's joining us. Vanessa, congratulations on the new book. This word narcissist. You're all too familiar with it, of course, everyone throws it around. Do you think it's particularly fashionable these days, or is that my imagination?Vanessa Reiser: I think it is definitely a word that is misunderstood. So, to your point, I think people use it in a way or in a regard that is not totally accurate. So, somebody who has narcissistic personality disorder. Has a list of characteristics that are very specific, very hazardous. It's not just somebody who is into taking selfies, or that we might think the word is in reference to. So, there are pretty serious characteristics that they possess. If somebody has a pathological disorder.Keen: Or let me rephrase the question: do you think there are more narcissists around now in the 2020s than there were historically, or are always the same amount? Of course, the word was invented by the Greeks. Its etymology comes out of Greek mythology: the God of Narcissus. So are we particularly prone, our culture or our individuality. To two to the problems of narcissism?Reiser: I think that it's always been around. I think there are more people, but I do think that we are now developing the vernacular for the characteristics. And I do think that because we have social media, people are more inclined to discuss it. So, in some ways it's a good thing, because we are now talking about it more, and some of the toxic behaviors. But I think is also an uptick because people are more individualistic, they are potentially more vain, more narcissistic. In their approach to their marketing themselves, everybody is out there flitting about, trying to make themselves an entity of sorts. And so, we're seeing a lot of people that are seemingly narcissistic, but that is not the same as somebody who has a pervasive pathological disorder, somebody who is lacking empathy, somebody who potentially has overlaps with sociopathy and looks to hurt people. We see this in certain pop culture scenarios, like we're seeing it with the P Diddy stuff here. There's a lot of talk now about cults, which my book is about also. So, these are people that are dangerous in some regard. These are people who are interested in meeting their own needs at the expense of others. And so it is somewhat misused, the word.Keen: Aren't we all want a bit like that? Aren't we all a bit self-interested? The subtitle of your book is A Therapist's Guide to Identifying, Escaping and Healing from Toxic and Manipulative People. Aren't all people, Vanessa, aren't they all manipulative? Aren't we all seeking what we want? This word toxic...it's another one of these words that's become fashionable, it seems to be used in all sorts of generic ways. Aren't we all, in our own way, toxic too?Reiser: I think there is a level of ego that we all possess, so we are feeding our egos, we are trying to manage that up against others in society, etc. Very Freudian. But this idea that somebody would be particularly manipulative, somebody who's lying, controlling, uses isolation. And again, the book is aimed to fuse the concepts of narcissistic abuse and cult abuse. So, cult leaders are all narcissists, sociopaths or psychopaths, and the way that they operate is in line with what we see in domestic violence scenarios in a one-on-one interpersonal relationship. And those are the tactics. They are very much about mind control. So this is positive reinforcers, negative reinforcers, silent treatment. So the level of manipulation is different than, let's say, if you're having a bad day and you need a Snickers bar and you might just act like a jerk. That is not a pervasive behavior. This is more maniacal, to sort of oversimplify it.Keen: I can't resist our promise not to bring up Trump too much in this conversation, Vanessa. But this is the week, of course, that he got elected, or reelected, to office. And often people use the word narcissist in association with him. You talked about its influence on popular culture. Does it also play a role in politics? You talked about cult leaders, aren't all political leaders in their own way, cult leaders?Reiser: No, because, again, you have to have a pathological disorder. It's not to say that there aren't an abundance of--there are. There are a ton of CEOs and c-suites of, you know, poets, priests and politicians are generally able to kiss babies and potentially stab you in the back. They can be really dangerous. I wouldn't say they all are. I would say it is more prevalent in certain career paths for sure. We see this in the military. We see this in police officers. We see this in surgery rooms. So, there are certain jobs--see, I think 1 in 4 CEOs is a psychopath directly, which is very interesting.Keen: But what do you make of that? Does that suggest that everyone is a psychopath, or does that suggest that certain kinds of jobs like CEO or perhaps presidents lend themselves to psychopaths and narcissists?Reiser: I think the way that they climb the ladder without empathy, sort of lying...Jeffrey Epstein was a good example of this because he was a liar. His entire resume was a fraud. So they know how to work the system, climb to the top, convince others to do their bidding, hide, find loopholes. They're pretty slippery and sneaky. And as I mentioned, the level of manipulation is just a master level. And so this is why cult leaders in political arenas and otherwise, in the one-on-one relationship, they are able to get people to fall in line, right? Manson never killed anyone. It was his minions that did so. So, they are able to use mind control in a way that most people don't think they could fall victim to. But I think that's the beauty of the conversations we're starting to have around this, because we're bumping into these people in our work environments. We're now having a discussion about what they look like, how they behave. It's very hard to process when you go through something like this. I think most of us think that people are sharing similar perspectives and logical ideas. And when you go through this portal, you understand that not everyone is thinking the way you are. And I think it's brilliant that we're starting to talk about it, actually. I think the word is overused, but I also believe that there are far more dangerous people out there than maybe we ever realized.Keen: Vanessa, you talked about Mayor Charles Manson, mass murderer Jeffrey Epstein, a serial sexual criminal. You also talk about CEOs. Surely there's a difference between the two, though. Are there, shall we say, criminal narcissists and then people who have done well, who have an element of narcissism in their personalities?Reiser: Absolutely. I think there are unfortunately often overlaps between narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder or sociopathy. So, the way I would characterize the difference would be what you are saying, which a is very, very big difference and yet somewhat nuanced, in my opinion, is the idea of no empathy. The narcissist might step over the dead body, the sociopath put the dead body there. So, it feels like it's a huge difference and a very small difference at the same time. Why? Because without empathy, I think our society really doesn't go on. I think empathy, is in the very first place, something that occurs when the primary caregiver realizes the baby's crying. Let's take care of the baby, the baby needs something. And this sort of innate experience is why we go on as a species. Without it, we are doomed. And so, this idea of no empathy already feels very wonky to me, and I think we need to open up a dialogue about that. But you're quite right. There is a difference between somebody who steps over the dead body and somebody who puts the dead body there.Keen: Yeah, there's a very big difference. You use the E-word, empathy. It's another of these, what I think of at least, as cult words. It gets thrown around as if it's a good thing. You talked about the the species nature of empathy, that we wouldn't survive without it. I'm not an expert on evolution or Darwin's theories, but I wonder what evolutionists would say about this, that our species is a competitive one and we all compete with one another. Is empathy, then, self-interest, and does that, in a sense, undermine the idea of empathy, given that it's supposed to be about being empathetic? But if it enables us to survive and prosper, then maybe it's not quite as empathetic as we would like to think.Reiser: I think probably there's a balance there, and the imbalance is what we're seeing. I think we need to cultivate more empathy. I think we need to be kinder to one another. I feel like it's gotten a little dark, and people are maybe acting out of fear a lot more than I've ever seen. And so, I think we have lost a good amount of that. I think we see it in times of tragedy, like in New York, on 9/11, you were able to see humankind in its best light. And we saw quite a bit of it with Covid when the first responders were being highly empathetic and volunteering their time and risking their lives to look out for others. So I think it's still there, but I think that we might be trending away from it. And that scares me. So, I think it is important. Empathy, to me, is ground zero for everything. I think it's important. I understand what you're saying, but I think there's a balance that we might be getting too polarized around.Keen: Are you suggesting that if you don't have empathy, you are by definition a narcissist?Reiser: No, I think that there are certain people that don't have as strong of empathy. Maybe they understand empathy. But I think if you couple that with this recipe of other characteristics like manipulation, like lying, controlling, isolating, abusing through addiction, smearing, withholding, there's, you know, something like 20 characteristics that most of them will possess a good amount. So, it's not an exact science. But no, I think no empathy, though, is one of the things that I think lends people to behave the way that they do if they're going to be abusive. So, it is a term that I think may highlight a good amount of what narcissists jumping off point is, which is they don't care, so they're going to do anything that they can to get what they want.Keen: You mentioned Manson, Jeffrey Epstein, of course, a historic sexual criminal, both male and very male in their own way. You've talked about empathy in some detail, Vanessa, both on the show and in the book. Is there a gendered quality to this too? Do Women make, and of course, there are female narcissists, but is a female narcissist different from a male narcissist, or are all narcissists, whether they're made of female, essentially the same?Reiser: There are some slight differences. By and large, the female narcissist will oftentimes exploit their children and use their children for supply. Not that the male narcissist won't do that, but a good oversimplification to identify the female narcissist is oftentimes the “pageant mom." Their children are an extension of them and they're sort of braggadocious about, you know, “my child is a doctor." The other thing that they they can do is--Keen: Sounds like a lot of mothers, Vanessa. They're proud of their kids if they're adults, I think, or a psychotherapist...Reiser: I think proud is very different from somebody who behind the scenes in the home, they're valuing that child based only on what they can get from the child. So they get supply from the neighbors who are excited to see the daughter, or the people at the cheerleading competition. It's very superficial and shallow. Behind the scenes, they can be particularly abusive and severely so. So, these children could develop eating disorders, could be self-injuring. And a lot of this is about the mask that they wear in public versus who they are behind the scenes.Keen: But on a lot of shows, Vanessa, on social media and anxiety, as you know, as a therapist and as a writer, this is a huge issue these days: is there a connection between our age of anxiety and the prevalence of narcissistic abuse? Are some of the most important reasons why there's so much anxiety, particularly amongst young people, a consequence of the rise of narcissistic abuse?Reiser: I'm not sure. It's an interesting question. I tend to lean more into the camp of nature, less nurture. So, my belief is based not on a ton of data, because there is not a lot of data on NPD because narcissists are not going into studies and saying, “Hey, I'm a narcissist, please study me," or “I'm willing to be studied." They are generally mandated. So, you know, there's not a lot of data to pull from. So, we're kind of theorizing, but I tend to lean more into the camp of something where intergenerational trauma may play a role, or genetic or biological predisposition. So, I'm not sure. There are certain people who have different opinions on this. Some people think this is something that happens in childhood, and it's a trauma. I tend to think it's something that potentially could be genetic.Keen: Vanessa, is there a danger here? You're a clinical social worker, a psychotherapist, you have your own private practice. So I'm not suggesting, of course, you're self-interested and you're trying to build a clientele here. But aren't you, not you, but isn't this whole movement, or discourse, medicalizing the complexity of the human condition? So all parents are, in their own way, manipulative. They will perhaps use their children sometimes to self-promote. Everybody wants to control one kind of relationship, or rather, everyone has their own interest. What's the danger, in your work and in the work of others, of medicalizing the business of being human? And I mean that not in an economic sense, but in all the messiness of what it means to be human and in our relations with others.Reiser: Yeah, I definitely do not see it that way. I think when my clients come to me, they are very confused about what has happened to them. And so the word being a clinical word, narcissistic personality disorder (or clinical words, narcissistic personality disorder) can feel very validating because it would be like going to the hospital and the doctor says, “you're sick." “Well, what do I have?" “You're just sick." And so my clients, very specifically, because I work only in the domestic violence realm, really are feeling validated around the language. So the language, you opened up this conversation today talking about words, these words like gaslighting, and the level of confusion that's gone on with--Keen: --and lovebombing and hoovering and triangulating, all these words that you bring up in your book.Reiser: They're very important for people to understand what they've endured. And so, I actually quite like the medical term, because it gives an answer to those that have gone through something that is particularly difficult to process and certainly very hard to describe.Keen: You talked about abuse and a lot of your clients, you talk about violence, or as most of the narcissistic abuse verbal?Reiser: All domestic violence is narcissistic abuse, all domestic violence is narcissistic abuse. Every single one of my clients who has been physically assaulted, or has an acute trauma through physical abuse, tells me that the psychological abuse is far worse. It's a brain injury of sorts when somebody lies to you repeatedly and skews your perception. I feel like the brain is kind of a fact-finding machine, and it looks for data, and it's constantly working to make those connections. And so, when that becomes fractured, people really decompensate. They do not do well. They fall apart. They fail. Most realms of their entire life can just fall apart. And so, it's a pretty serious thing, this psychological brain injury, if you will.Keen: Yeah, I take your point. I'm certainly not trying to minimalize domestic abuse. But just to repeat, you said all domestic abuse is narcissistic abuse. Is that what you're saying? So the husband who comes home after some drinks in the bar and beats his wife up. Is that narcissistic abuse or is that just that an angry drunk man?Reiser: I would have to sort of assess further, but it very well could be, and more than likely it would be. Now, does that mean he has narcissistic personality disorder? No, but that behavior itself is narcissistic.Keen: But aren't you, again, making it such a big word that any kind of bad behavior...it becomes narcissism. So it's really everything.Reiser: Certainly the high level bad behaviors that you're referencing, yes.Keen: So domestic abuse, anything behind domestic abuse: smacking someone around, beating up your child, beating up your wife, beating up your husband, it's always narcissism?Reiser: Yes.Keen: So, okay, so we have this thing called narcissistic abuse. You're a therapist. People don't come to you to, as you suggested, to have this thing argued over. They come for help, and they come to identify it and escape it. How do you deal with it? Let's begin with children and their narcissistic mother. What's your advice? How to get out of a narcissistic relationship?Reiser: That one is particularly challenging, because when you leave an intimate relationship, oftentimes you can just go back to the person you were prior, go find that person. When you are the child of a narcissist, it is challenging because, as I mentioned earlier, you become an extension of that parent. And so, your identity has not been developed, you have to figure out who you even are. What are your likes? What are your interests? What is autonomy like for you? And so, it's a big hill to climb. You're generally filtering thoughts through "what would my toxic parent want or what would they not want?" Which ultimately gives them control over every single thought you're having. And so that is a really, really hard thing to overcome. And then I suppose what we would do, probably, would be work on low contact or harm reduction to the extent that they feel comfortable, unless they're willing to remove them from their lives. Narcissists can be dangerous, in a way. So, these are people who might manipulate your love relationship, or the relationship you have with your own children, or your career. They can infiltrate everything around you. So depending upon the severity--it would be a case-by-case basis--but generally, with a parental unit, I would say probably trying to get to a point where you would see them maybe during holidays, or whatever you're comfortable doing, and then you don't really want to share too much with them, because they tend to exploit the information that you share with them.Keen: How reformable then, Vanessa, are narcissists? You're suggesting that they can't be reformed, that they have this condition and that you shouldn't trust them with information? They're always trying to take advantage of you.Reiser: Not a lot of data on the narcissist changing. It is a rigid pathological disorder. So, the neurotypical brain can move. Trauma victims can repair and develop new pathways in the brain. This is different. It's rigid. So, I don't see a ton of movement. I think that the best-case scenario is to get away from them.Keen: But have you had patients who've come into your office and said, “I'm a narcissist or I fear I'm a narcissist. Nobody wants to talk to me. My parents, my kids, my friends, my children, my relatives won't speak to me. I need to become less of a narcissist." Is that a condition that you sometimes come across?Reiser: Yes. And we would work towards developing empathy to the extent that they can. We would work towards developing emotional connections with other people. We would work towards understanding boundaries, working on accountability, communication style, attachment style. This is generally something that is best handled in an in-patient scenario. So it could look like a sex addiction treatment center, something like this, where they are really diving in. So the work that I'm doing is the best that I can with anybody who comes to me, as you mentioned. But it's something that would be best handled with extensive therapy.Keen: So you're a therapist and you're in the business of identifying and escaping and healing from toxic and manipulative people. But what about medicine? I talked about medicalizing the condition. I'm slightly curious about that, perhaps even slightly skeptical. But are there drugs for narcissists or for people who have been abused by narcissists?Reiser: In a word, no. There are tons of things therapeutically that have been coming out. We're seeing people who are trying certain psychedelics for post-traumatic stress disorder. So in the case of the victim, I know Bessel van der Kolk talks about MDMA and other options for treating trauma specifically that is very experimental and goes up against big pharma. So he has a lot of push back. But there's different treatments and things that people are trying, but there isn't really anything per se that treats trauma. In the pharma world, everything is to treat anxiety and depression, and sometimes that can work. So again, we're going to practice harm reduction. And the same could be said for the narcissist in terms of treatment. Pharmacologically, we would probably do something like the SSRIs, but there's no data that I can provide that says that that works. It's just something that I've heard people try to probably work on the anxiety of it. But there's no there's no drug that I know of that's going to remedy trauma or NPD.Keen: So you're ambivalent on psychedelics. We've done a number of shows. It's becoming increasingly fashionable or popular.Reiser: I'm not ambivalent.Keen: You're against or for? You don't think it works, basically?Reiser: No, I think I think it I think it could be tremendous. I don't know enough about it, but I'm kind of hopeful that it would work.Keen: But isn't that kind of, some people might say, Brave New World? It's an escape? We live in a psychedelic universe, we leave the world and we go to another?Reiser: I don't know. If we are microdosing, it's possible that we could quell the trauma responses to the extent that we may be able to then focus on developing different neural pathways and changing the way that the brain is thinking and some of the cognition that's negative that's floating around in there. So I'm hopeful that those things would help. I understand what you're saying, though.Keen: In an America which, Vanessa, is very divided, a lack of, perhaps, your word, empathy, politically, on either side, an election that reflects and perhaps compounds the divisions...do you think that America needs to become more, shall we say, therapeutic? Is is that the only way to bring Americans back together? I'm not suggesting that all politicians are narcissists, although, as I said, a lot of people have argued, including, I think his own niece, that Donald Trump is a classic example of a narcissist. But does America need counseling, shall we say? Is America itself collectively suffering from narcissistic abuse?Reiser: Well, that is a good question. Just gave me the chills. Yes, but also therapeutic practices that we can all do, I do this in my own life, is just...I really think it's important for people to express themselves. I notice in my clientele, when they are just sharing, they're connecting the dots really on their own, they aren't processing things, and I think it's important to express yourself. So even if you're journaling--so it doesn't have to be this, like, you're in therapy, so something is wrong with you, and let's fix you, and this is this is my advice, and all this. No. I do think that you need to have a safe place to express yourself. So, even just good friends, some way to kind of get it off your chest if it's through, you know, anything that you enjoy doing, like, running as I do, or the written word, or kickboxing, or some way to get things off your chest, I think, will help you to feel empowered, will help you to process some of the things that you're witnessing that could be upsetting.Keen: Yeah there's a long tradition of narcissism in literature, many writers have written books about narcissism, and some people believe many of the greatest writers are themselves narcissists. You talk about, Vanessa, finally, a safe place to do this. We touched on social media earlier. You're on Instagram, you're on TikTok, like most of us. Is social media in your view, a safe place, or is it the problem, or is it both?Reiser: Oh, great timing on that one. I would say it is something that could be both, for sure. It has tremendous benefits. There's communities that have developed through something as simple as a hashtag. So, there's so much good and then there's so much horror. I mean, that's just the way I see it.Keen: Well, finally, I have to ask you this, Vanessa. Since I get some free therapy from you, sometimes my kids accuse me of being a narcissist. I think it's sometimes when they don't like what I say. Have I displayed any manifestations of narcissism in this conversation? Do I need therapy myself?Reiser: No. You know, I don't know you well enough. You were certainly a gentleman. And it would be very, very hard for me to decipher something like that unless I got to know you behind the scenes. And I'm sure the same could be said about me.Keen: Well, next time my kids accuse me of being a narcissist, I will tell them, “Go and talk to Vanessa." Well, congratulations, Vanessa, on the new book, it's an important subject, and you treated in a very down to earth, coherent way. The new book is Narcissistic Abuse--sorry--Narcissistic Abuse: A Therapist Guide to Identifying, Escaping and Healing from Toxic and Manipulative People. It's on audiobook, it's read by Vanessa, and it's also out in traditional text. Congratulations, Vanessa. Subject isn't going away, we'll get you back in the not-too-distant future to talk more narcissism. Thank you so much.Reiser: Thank you so much. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit keenon.substack.com/subscribe

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In today's episode with Onella Rodrigues aka Nutella Onella a fashion, travel, and lifestyle content creator we answer awkward questions that guys are too afraid to ask! Follow Onella: https://www.instagram.com/nutellaonella Timestamps: 00:00// Intro 3:09// Awkward questions that guys are afraid to ask 4:05// Bleeding during periods 6:06 // What kind of behavior makes a guy seem creepy or unattractive? 9:11 // What should I do when someone's period stain is showing and they don't know about it? 11:07 // Dad bods or jacked muscles? 11:57 // Onella's Poop Talk effect on Sukriti 12:29 // Do Women like Abs or Arms more? 13:24 // Do girls actually like dick pics? 14:29 // Does a wedding ring on a guy stop you from flirting? 15:44 // Should I tell a girl I am a virgin or should I just wing it? 16:47 // How does a guy politely ask for a blow job? 17:41 // How do I pursue a girl who canceled on me twice? 22:25 // Do girls kiss & tell? 23:18 // Are periods that painful? 24:06 // Does size matter? 24:57 // Can we split the bill? 27:04 // Is being a virgin a turn-off? 28:48 // Do you expect us to always make the first move? 30:21 // Why do you always go for bad boys? 31:56 // Onella and Cold 33:34 // Manali highlights 35:34 // Never have I ever 36:04 // Cried over verification 37:22 // Made friends with a fellow creator for collab 39:27 // Slid into Celebs DMs 40:23 // Picked up other creator's ideas in the name of inspiration 43:07 // Getting a tattoo in Manali for content 44:49 // Blamed the algorithm for low reach 45:07 // Dated a fellow creator 45:30 // Genuinely loved a fellow creator's video 48:42 // Called out creators on stories 49:21 // Denied a collab with a fellow creator 51:23 // Gossip about other creators 51:56 // Worked on a brief just cos you love the brand 55:31 // Followed other creator's accounts for a follow-back 59:05 // Done a branded deal for free and called it a paid partnership 59:42 // Rented clothes for an event 1:01:58 // Marriage talk 1:05:19 // Outro Discord ► https://discord.gg/4wVHchN Twitter ►https://twitter.com/badmaaash_ Instagram ►https://www.instagram.com/badmaaash Show less

In this episode we will discuss, does having a girlfriend make men more attractive. We will talk about what is mate choice copying? Are there advantages to choosing someone who is already in a relationship? What are the disadvantages? Do Women think men in relationships have more positive qualities? Lastly are women influenced by other women's choices in men? Visit the website and leave a review www.podpage.com/the-3-13-men-money-and-marriage --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/andrew-johnson03/message

This week we read out the signs you knew your partner was cheating, If she's calm when she is pissed off BE SCARED!, finding another womens item in your house, what it means if your partner has all notifications turned off in their phone, Do alot of women hate men ?, would you let your partner have the password to your phone, Is taking your phone everywhere is a red flag ?, is it weird if you dont bring your phone to the toilet, Are we in a SIMP epidemic!, Do modern women deserve to be courted ?, Should women tell someone who they are dating if they do OF straight away ?, Would you do OF with your partner, what is mistressing ? Do Women have all the power, Would you be a house wife ?, Can your man cry in front of you, 1 feature a man must have and should women that pay on dates ?Time stamps:Opener - 0:002:20 - How you knew they were cheating4:10 - If she's calm, BE SCARED!5:35 - Finding another womens item in your house7:46 -  All notifications turned off10:20 - We hate men!15:02 - My partners can have my password 19:00 - More signs they knew they were cheating20:30 - Taking your phone everywhere is a red flag22:30 - Its weird if you dont bring your phone to the toilet 24:35 - We are in a SIMP epidemic!26:15 - Do modern women deserve to be courted ?27:47 - Do I look like an instagram baddie?31:10 - What is courting ?37:47 - Should you tell them you do OF straight away ? 39:13 - Would you do OF with your partner 44:12 - What is mistressing ?49:17 - Women have all the power 49:30 - Would you be a house wife 53:25 - What is a simp ?54:23 - How many simps do you have ?56:06 - Can your man cry in front of you1:04:46 - 1 feature a man must have 1:05:44 - What would you do ….1:08:33 - I rate women that pay on dates1:10:54 - Who wants to get married 1:15:18 - OutroSupport the showSubscribe you our Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/CancelCulturePodcast?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on our Socialshttps://linktr.ee/Cancel_Culture_Podcast

On today's pod we have Punk, Deuce, and a returning GUEST!! Vee Chat  joins the booth and Deuce is on camera. New studio vibes!!!  Topics Listed below...LET'S GOOOOOO!!!!!  0:00 Intro5:50 Ray J spills comes with receipts on the Kardashians?9:01 Should you put your seggs tape out?12:40 Are Men more submissive than Women?20:00 I like your hair like this?26:25 2000 Bodies?34:15 Arie Spears and Tiffany Haddish skit?42:00 Biggie's daughter? 45:20 Giving out your Social Media worst or equivalent to giving out your number?50:59 Do Women shoot their shot?SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE.  IT HELPS US BRING YOU MORE CONSISTENT CONTENT!CHECK OUT OUR NEW MERCH.. SUPPORT THE BOOTH SO WE CAN CONTINUE TO PROVIDE THIS FREE

Tonight we covered: (8:43) (RazzMan) 'Is It Just Me' or Do Women think men are against them? (11:45) (Artiste) 'Is It Just Me' or is TikTok the New Battle of the Sexes Grounds? (17:28) (YourGoodKarma) 'Is It Just Me' or Do people lie to themselves saying "You'll never find anyone better then me"??? (24:30) (LikaBug) 'Is It Just Me' or is 1 child enough??? (37:29) (SlapORCap) (@JimmySchubert TikTok)  People Do A Lot Of Window Dressing, When They Could Just Be A Nice Person?? (50:00) (SlapORCap) (@ComedianMarvinHunter TikTok)  Loyalty is holding someone accountable, not falling off a cliff with someone!!! (59:05) (SlapORCap) (@Partyof1pod TikTok) You're Worth What You Think You're Worth, You May Just Be In The Wrong Place? (63:03) (SlapORCap) (@DarnellBoldAndDraw TikTok) Women Make The Guy They Like Wait For Sex!! (73:11) (WWYD) (@Monte_Allen TikTok) Would You Marry The Same Sex For The Tax Benefits, And Just Be Roommates And Live Heterosexually??    Shout Out to my guest tonight: YourGoodKarma, LikaBug, Razzman, and our Amazing Producer Mr. Boom! Congratulations to our CashApp Random Trivia Questions Winners! A SPECIAL THANKS to the AMAZING LISTENERS for putting this show into the TOP 25% OF PODCASTS!! Be a part of the fun every week Live on Thursday Nights @ 7:00 PM CST via PodBean. And Available EVERYWHERE You Get Your Podcasts! #IsItJustMe #WindowDressing #Dating #SlapOrCap #Loyalty #YourWorth #Women #Men #RandomTrivia #RantingTime #Live

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Ngl...y'all really got us with this one. Hellooo everybody! Welcome back to a brand new episode! This week, we asked you guys to ask US the juicy questions you've been wanting to know and you did NOT hold back! Grab a snack before you start the episode because this one's going to be a long one! If you enjoy these types of Q&A/reaction type of videos, let us know by sending us a DM on Instagram! Thank you so much for stopping by and listening! If you like what you hear, follow our page for more episodes uploaded every THURSDAY!Don't forget to subscribe to our Youtube channel for more videos:https://www.youtube.com/c/CousinConnectionPodcastFollow us on IG:https://www.instagram.com/cousinconnectionpod/-------------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE 56 TIMESTAMPS:0:00 - Intro2:01 - The No Show Bride4:52 - Are Harari Women more put together than Men?10:17 - Do Women even need an education?14:13 - What they don't can't hurt em15:04 - Amir wants your guns21:07 - Our most embarrassing date23:58 - Are we over marriage questions?24:17 - The perfect date26:50 - Is Aysha the reason we started?28:14 - Our weirdest dreams29:46 - Our biggest pet peeve32:51 - What makes us automatically swipe left?34:33 - The Issues with marrying outside of your culture37:19 - Muslims need to leave the West?40:18 - Getting your crushes attention42:45 - Relationship red flags43:47 - Most cringy outfits47:38 - Do we have any fetishes?48:10 - What are our most cringy songs?51:30 - What "scandal" would we get caught in?53:54 - Top 3 adventure destinations/activities59:18 - Speed question round1:01:43 - Our love languages1:02:37 - I didn't marry my soulmate1:07:20 - What if your sibling married a non-muslim?1:09:24 - Does Amir look like Giveon?1:10:02 - OutroAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Do Women with big butts.... ? Only you can answer ladies

Orgasms are not taboo. We're covering: 5 types of orgasms The 'golden trio' (secret - this is 80% effective in making a woman orgasm) How penis size affects likelihood to orgasmHow feelings of masculinity are affected by whether or not she orgasms The research referenced includes: Hannah Rimm, 5 Types of Orgasms and How to Get One (or more). Healthline, 2019. https://www.healthline.com/health/healthy-sex/types-of-orgasms Krisztina Hevesi, Zsolt Horvath, Dorottya Sal, Eszter Miklos, David L. Rowland, Faking Orgasm: Relationship to Orgasmic Problems and Relationship Type in Heterosexual Women, Sexual Medicine, Volume 9, Issue 5, 2021, 100419, ISSN 2050-1161, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.esxm.2021.100419.Rui Miguel Costa, Geoffrey F. Miller, Stuart Brody, Women Who Prefer Longer Penises Are More Likely to Have Vaginal Orgasms (but Not Clitoral Orgasms): Implications for an Evolutionary Theory of Vaginal Orgasm, The Journal of Sexual Medicine, Volume 9, Issue 12, 2012, Pages 3079-3088, ISSN 1743-6095, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1743-6109.2012.02917.x.Sara B. Chadwick & Sari M. van Anders (2017) Do Women's Orgasms Function as a Masculinity Achievement for Men?, The Journal of Sex Research, 54:9, 1141-1152, DOI: 10.1080/00224499.2017.1283484 Yes, Yes, Yes: the techniques that boost chances of female orgasm. The Irish Times. (2017). https://bit.ly/36NzdmB 

Mr Anderson hosts The Cancel Culture Podcast with influencer Interviews and discussions about trending topics, celebrity news, current world new & headlines, social media news, controversial topics, relationship problems & give their general opinion on life,  Episodes every Sunday.Guest: Ceara On this weeks episode of The Cancel Culture Podcast we discuss:Subscriber topic of the week:Time stamps:0:00 - Intro4:42 Going out in Manchester vs Liverpool7:52 - What is Jazz dance ?10:05 - Gym life 14:19 - What does an assistant Chiropractor do ?17:38 - Life in the modelling industry 20:01 - "I failing my driving test"22:40 - How to friend zone a guy 25:22 - More feet pick dm's lol28:55 - Bad Experience on Tinder 31:36 - Its very unsafe for women atm34:05 - Mandatory Vax

Is one of many questions in the country of living in the U.S. should sex work be legal, Do Women and Men of Legal age of 18 and Up have the right to do this type of profession without being brought up on charges. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/censoredmenotpodcast/support

Do Women in Trades face different obstacles than women on a degree based industry?Join us on Women Lead Radio as Michelle Bergquist, your host of Women Leading the Way, has a conversation with Evelyn Pacheco, President of Nevada Women In Trades(www.Nevadawit.org) as they dicuss what Nevada Women In Trades offers, why Evelyn sought to start it, and the barriers women face in trades. Sponsor Appreciation! Thank you to our partner and show sponsor, National University (www.nu.edu)!   Interested in Learning More About Connected Women of Influence? Click Here (https://connectedwomenofinfluence.com/attend-an-event-as-our-guest/) to Be Invited as Our Special VIP & Guest to a Future Event!   Interested in Becoming a Member of Our Professional Community!? Click Here (https://connectedwomenofinfluence.com/membership-application/) to Apply for Membership!

In this week's episode, we discussed: - Do Women still go for Bad boys? - What is your definition of a "Bad B"? - Who's most likely to? Join your host Joseph (@Joewrites_) with this week's guests: Gbenga (@_gbengz) , Funke (@funkeadesh) , Irene (@5foot3irene)

Love & Culture, A CoupleCast EP 4 [Timestamps Below] 0:27 DipSet Verzuz LOX Aftermath 9:06 DaBaby's apology impacting his career negatively? 15:52 Can You Turn A Hoe To A Husband? 22:21 Do Women become less masculine when a man is? 37:02 DJ Akademiks hate, unwarranted? 52:51 Colorism In Hip-Hop... SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL Love & Culture Playlist: https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtxXyAjFtEmQ5IGNWfOHada5JO0qFtfiq Follow The Afrikan Jawn: https://instagram.com/theafrikanjawn Follow G-HOLY: https://instagram.com/gholy.tv Link To EVERYTHING: https://linktr.ee/gholy.tv --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loveandculture/support

In this episode, I talk to David Nolan from Synapse Performance about resistance training and how to use it to improve your sporting performance. For a free 7 Day Natural Bodybuilding prep course go to: https://members.healthmastery.co/optin1592314349648 For 1:1 Bodybuilding coaching: www.Healthmastery.co My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adammc192/ David's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/synapseperformance/ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro in David 02:20 Do Women gain muscle at the same rate as men? 04:30 Difference between personal training and S&C 09:19 Difference between strength training for sports vs aesthetics 16:00 Balancing resistance training and sports performance 18:50 How do you balance overall Allostatic load 26:44 How to mitigate injury risk? 31:15 Are higher reps safer for athletes? 37:50 Is functional training just a novel idea? 46:29 How to manage your resistance training and sport 55:55 More about David

Podcast 108 titled Women In Culture© 2021 Volume 1 ISBN 978-1-63877-298-9 is an intellectual conversation observed through the lens of an Author, Cinematographer, Media Arts Specialist, License Cultural Practitioner and Publisher.The ethos of this story is captured and framed within the ambience of culture and specially underscoring Ralph Linton’s expression, culture “as the way of its members; the collection of ideas and habits which they learnt, are shared and transmitted from generation to another generation” invariably creates a platform to discourse Women In Culture© 2021WORKS CITED"Do Women's and Men's Labor Market Outcomes Differentially Affect Real Wage Growth and Inflation?" (PDF). Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. November 2003.Davis, R. L: "The Social and Cultural Life of the 1920s", p. 9. Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc. 1972.Davis, R. L: "The Social and Cultural Life of the 1920s", p.10. Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc., 1972,Gittens,William Anderson,Author, Cinematographer,Dip., Com., Arts. B.A. Media Arts Specialists’  Editor-in-Chief Devgro Media Arts Services Publishing ®2015 License Cultural Practitioner, Publisher, CEO Devgro Media Arts Services®2015Goldin, Claudia (2006). "The Quiet Revolution That Transformed Women's Employment, Education and Family" (PDF). The American Economic Review. 96 (2): 1–21. doi:10.1257/000282806777212350.http://www.uvm.edu/pdodds/files/papers/others/everything/ibrahim2007a.pdfhttp://www.wic.org/misc/history.htmhttp://www1.cbn.com/questions/what-are-the-three-parts-of-manhttps://courses.lumenlearning.com/introductiontocommunication/chapter/what-do-we-mean-by-culture/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_the_workforcehttps://globalvolunteers.org/global-role-of-women/https://www.explainthatstuff.com/inventors-and-inventions.htmlhttps://www.paho.org/ecc/index.php?option=com_docman&view=download&alias=80-18-inventions-by-women&category_slug=presentations&Itemid=154https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/03/14-things-you-didnt-know-were-invented-by-womenKathleen Williams, “Improbable Warriors: Mathematicians Grace Hopper and Mina Rees in World War II,” in B. Booss-Bavnbek  and J. Høyrup, eds., “Mathematics and War” (Basel: Birkhäuser, 2003), 117.Michael Haralarmbos and Robin Heald and Robin Heald Sociology Themes and Perspectives Great Britain : University Tutorial Press Limited 1980p.177Stuart Hall,     ”Introduction:Who Needs Identity Questions of  Cultural Identity?”, Stuart Hall and Paul duGay,ed., (London: Sage Publications,1996), 1-17(p.5).Walker, R. H: "Life in the Age of Enterprise", pp. 120-121. Capricorn Books, 1971.Support the show (http://www.buzzsprout.com/429292)

It's a four hour extended addition of The Nightfly this week. Oh god -- could you imagine. Well, that's pretty much what the four hour Justice League movie is - except of course for Gal Gadot who is the only reason for watching. And, I guess Aquaman if we're being honest. Rrrow. But seriously folks, on today's show: Do Women gamble on Sports? And if so, are there couples that bet together? An interesting posed question; Mountain Dew -- have you met anyone that drinks it? The investigation into the Woman's NCAA Basketball poor accommodations compared to the Mens. I hope we're not spending money on it. What's the investigation? Yeah, they have worse accommodations and everyone knows it. Grow up everyone -- and that's me saying that. HEY NOW!!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Also Featuring JaredSoho Karen:⁃ what happened?!?!?⁃ Is age an excuse? She keeps saying “I'm a 22 year old girl”.⁃ Should serve time for what she did?⁃ How different would the outcome have been if the roles were revered?Capital Terrorism⁃ Capital Riot⁃  Would things be the same if they were Black and Brown?A Moment In Love⁃ What do you do if you leave the room, at a party or get together, and you come back and your girl is sitting on her "male friends" lap.  Is she “free” to do whatever she wants “with her body”?- Do Women want a man to take charge?more questions and answers...

Do Women double back on the Nice Guy After she washed up? Shoutouts to all the Dads who ain’t come and get their kids on thanksgiving or the day b4 so mom could go see Bae Is saving her name in your phone as “wifey” a jinks ? Somebody wake Lil Nate Robison up 2- Lil Wayne back back (( which one of his sons the best rapper)) 3-I can’t believe y’all don’t like the new kevin hart Netflix joint 4- How would you feel if someone told you something you are passion about doing was just hobby? 5- why do women start acting funny after they are the ones who curved the dude? 6- Summer Walker Airs Out London On Da Track In Instagram Rant (( I will never understand why women get pregnant by men they been off on with b4 hand )) 7- Instagram Model Helps Women Catch Their Men Up By Sliding Into Their DMs 8- Future Shows Off Dess Dior’s Diamond Earring On Instagram (( does he ever really gives self time to heal after relationship)) 9- Man Charged With Murder Of 21 Savage’s Brother Terrell Davis 10- Mario Sparks Online Debate After Posting His Opinion On Women—“Do Not Try To Compete With These H**s” 11- Tekashi 69 And Gervonta Davis Reportedly Almost Got Into A Physical Altercation At A Miami Nightclub 12- The GRAMMYs Address Black Representation In 2020 Nominees 11- Megan Thee Stallion’s Former Bestie Kelsey Makes A Diss Track To Meg & Claims Meg Messed With Her Man Behind Her Back 13- Recent Study Shows U.S. Divorce Rates Are Falling & Marriages Are Actually Lasting Longer 14- Mike Tyson vs Roy Jones aka the Tittys boys 15- Macy’s Criticized After Calling Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated A ‘Diverse Dance Group’ In A Now Deleted Tweet 16- It’s About Time! Scotland Becomes The First Country To Make Menstrual Products Free By Law 17- Social Media Shows Their Support For André 3000 After Young Thug Explains Why He Hasn’t Worked With Him Yet 18- Maxine Waters Says She Spent Thanksgiving Away From Her Husband While “Plotting On The Republicans” In Order To Help Pass A Second Stimulus Plan (( would you be ok with that if you was her husband)) 19- Michael B. Jordan & Lori Harvey Spotted Traveling Together 20- Asian Doll Honors King Von By Getting His Portrait Tattooed On Her Hand (( could you date someone with whole ex on there hand? )) 21- Michael B. Jordan Is Joining OnlyFans And Donating The Proceeds Towards A Barber School

On episode 139 of "Don't Take It Personal" the guys give the highly requested Relationship episode where they discuss love, dating, heartbreak, and more. They took questions from listeners and answered with their personal experiences/opinions. Topics discussed: - How Quarantine has changed dating (08:28) - If people still date to marry (18:32) - The war between men and women online (40:03) - Jay Wil addresses a fan question regarding his last relationship (59:59) - How long you should be single after a break up (01:07:36) - The worst thing they’ve done to a woman (01:26:19) - If men have a hard time dating a successful woman (01:44:25) - Is pussy a prize? (02:01:49) - Do Women with kids by multiple men have many options? (02:21:16) - Why men date for long periods of time and not marry (02:45:24) - What they’ve learned about themselves in relationships? (03:08:25) - What their views are on marriage (03:20:25) Jay Wil - @jaywiletc Hollywood Kas - @smashinginabunkbed (Instagram)/@hollywoodkas (Twitter) Nahm Dee - @nahm_dee

On episode 139 of "Don't Take It Personal" the guys give the highly requested Relationship episode where they discuss love, dating, heartbreak, and more. They took questions from listeners and answered with their personal experiences/opinions. Topics discussed: - How Quarantine has changed dating (08:28) - If people still date to marry (18:32) - The war between men and women online (40:03) - Jay Wil addresses a fan question regarding his last relationship (59:59) - How long you should be single after a break up (01:07:36) - The worst thing they’ve done to a woman (01:26:19) - If men have a hard time dating a successful woman (01:44:25) - Is pussy a prize? (02:01:49) - Do Women with kids by multiple men have many options? (02:21:16) - Why men date for long periods of time and not marry (02:45:24) - What they’ve learned about themselves in relationships? (03:08:25) - What their views are on marriage (03:20:25) Jay Wil - @jaywiletc Hollywood Kas - @smashinginabunkbed (Instagram)/@hollywoodkas (Twitter) Nahm Dee - @nahm_dee

...#RealTalk W/Marc-Anthony @REALmarcanthony IG: iammarcanthony & @radiokdawg First a huge shout out to not only our fans in the U.S. but also to those checking in & listening in: Spain, Ecuador, Uruguay, Chile, Italy, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Hungary, Sweden, Switzerland, Australia, Dominican Republic, Malaysia and, Argentina!!! · Do Women leave personal items/things purposely in guys cars & houses – to “mark their territory?” · Mask Mouth is a real thing, how you can prevent it. · Six Zero-Proof Liquors that almost taste like the real thing, for all you mocktail artists. · Is Casual Sex OVER, due to COVID? · Would you DATE: Someone with an ugly name? · Why do people wait until after the break-up to ACTUALLY GLOW-UP? · Why is it so hard to find good fitting men's clothing?! · How to Blur your residence on Google Street View

In this episode, T & Whit are joined by Thyknthyn to continue the conversation about "Do Women expect too much in a relationship".

Do Women have more Rights than Men? The duo tackles this tuff and complicated topic.

Good Evening and Thank you for tuning in to The Middle Men Radio.  We would like to introduce our new show Naked Talk Radio!!   Topic:  Do Women create the men they date??  

Fan Favorite: Man Down Man and Woman both have gender roles and character traits you associate with each sex.  As people, we look at the "Man" as being the breadwinner and head of the household.  But due to the single parent homes, father-less children, women excelling in the job force, Do Women have to "Man Up" cause some men are not???  What are some specific reasons that cause women to take on the male role? Do women really want to lead or follow?  Since some women are taking on more of the male role, where does that leave the man? If the woman is the head of the household, does this contribute to some men becoming sorry? And also, could this be an effect of some boys or men becoming too feminine. 

With JAG and Tleake’s latest episode of No Stupid Questions -  “Do Women 'know'?” - we are excited to talk about the subject of women's health and launch TLeake's latest venture with her partner, our special guest Tarita Thomas.  Have women been "bamboozled, hoodwinked and led astray" by a male-driven medical complex?  TLeake and Tarita say it's time for women to take charge and trust their instincts.  But do they know?  They try to convince JAG that they do.

Do Women enjoy watching Sports as Men do? Also are there shows/movies or other media that Women and Men enjoy together or separately.

Brittany the therapist came back to be abusive because women are conditional. We talk H&M kids controversy, is ignorance bliss in a relationship, how to send dick pics, who are we prejudice against, toxic people, Can men be raped, and more. Timestamp: (02:47) Show starts, (07:00) did Brittany cheat on her husband and is ignorance bliss, (19:00) Do Women only care the title wife, (22:00) Toxic People, (32:00) Friend vs Relationship loyalty (36:00) Dick Pic Rules, (43:45) this generation males are more wreckless today, (49:30) H&M kids Black Girl Ad controversy, (56:20) Childhood and virginity, (59:00) Can men be raped?, (66:00) Gay People  having straight people problems, (73:00) Who we have prejudice against Spotlight Song - Teleoso "Julius Ceasar" Spotify Link to IKF : https://spoti.fi/2Hw4X0k Interested in the new series From the Ground Up visit http://groundupict.com http://facebook.com/groundupict   Trailer for "From the Ground Up"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTQIHj_8kuw  Buy our new merch People Collector nowhttp://arowefilms.com/buynow/  IKF Dopelist on Spotify (Listen to dope music inspired by the show curated by Rowe!)Like and Subscribehttp://spoti.fi/2D0Fefg  ----more---- Kinda Famous Links http://kindafamouspod.com https://kindafamouspod.podbean.com https://facebook.com/kindafamouspod  https://twitter.com/RoweisFamous  Buy Wifi at Rock Bottom : Something About Meth (Paperback or EBook) : http://amzn.to/2vOlxTChttp://facebook.com/groundupICT http://instagram.com/thegroundupict https://www.redbubble.com/people/arowefilms/shop?asc=u  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYia_79kdjRrCXwNOo2Q2-fbB8c9wtrtY  Ways To Listen to the Im Kinda Famous Podcast:1. Podbean - https://kindafamouspod.podbean.com 2. iTunes - Search Im Kinda Famous podcast & Subscribe (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/im-kinda-famous-podcast/id1212053009 )3. Android - Google Play Store download Google Music app Search for Im Kinda Famous podcast & Subscribe4. Share With Friends! We are on many streaming and podcast apps and sites but these are the top 3 ways to guarantee you do not miss an episode! Need Help? Drop a message!

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Whats good TUTV Fam, We go over WildCard Weekend in the NFL.R.Kelly WTF!? Do Women cheat as much or more then Men?! All on Colorado's #1 Show Turnt Up TV!

On episode 145 of the BSP I talk about YouTube releasing feature length films for free, Defy Media declaring bankruptcy & why MCN’s are terrible, Rode announcing a new usb audio interface / portable recorder, and pandora launching podcasts.   Become a Podcastage member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvOU-zTlankT-JjN3ZzvuKA/join Subscribe to the full audio podcast: http://www.bandrewsays.com   Twitter: @bandrewsays Ask Questions: AskBandrew@gmail.com Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/podcastage-store Discord: https://discord.gg/dXQUc7v   00:00 - Intro 00:49 - YouTube Now Has Free Films! 03:03 - MULTI CHANNEL NETWORKS ARE TERRIBLE FOR MOST CREATORS! 11:58 - Rode Announces New Interface / Recorder https://www.rode.com/rodecasterpro 14:45 - Pandora Launches Podcasts 17:42 - Rode NTG3 19:34 - Do you think De-Platforming is a Modern Day Book Burning? 21:22 - Your Career Can Be Deleted 23:10 - I Still Think Violent Games Should Not be Banned 33:30 - Ask Bandrew 33:50 - Email 1 35:10 - Would I Live Completely of the Grid? 36:26 - Would I Scrub my Identity from the Internet? 37:10 - What 2018 Tech Fads Do I Think will Die / Thrive? 38:14 - Will we see a return of Internet cafes? 39:16  - Email 2 41:05 - Have you had to rebuild your software audio infrastructure from scratch? 43:02 - What do you do to safeguard yourself from data loss? 43:45 - Favorite Descendents Songs  46:05 - Email 3 46:46 - Should my podcast share a name with my business? 48:52 - Do Women over 50 listen to podcasts? 50:20 - Outro

Do Women in Entrepreneurship support each other? Are you as a woman walking in your purpose and empowered? In this recent episode we sit down with Author, Speaker, and Founder of Naturaly Osayi and discuss her "Always Sisters, Always Friends" movement, her self-discovery journey, and much more! sitmpodcast.com

THE DAMN DIRTY TRIO HAS BEEN TAKEN OVER!!! ITS LADIES NIGHT ONCE AGAIN!!! This time we have Mrs. Samantha Stewart (Kreg's Wife) and our returning guests Alyssa, Khadeja, And Mrs. Christie, When the men are away, the women shall play!!! Here is part 2 to Ladies Night, so damn good we had to do it twice!! We start off with the discussion of "Women dressing their kids up like grown men to attract a man" Samantha asks he question "Is insecurity a form of self-hate?" Khadeja & Alyssa give their opinion on the subject, and also bring up the topic of having good genuine friends. Khadeja explains how much effort goes into her parenting, how much she sacrifices for her kids, and everything that it takes to make it happen. Then it gets real Samantha asks "Why do men sell women a dream?, and why do we as women keep falling for it? Are we too committed?" The panel gives their thoughts on it, Alyssa watching her parents go through divorce and how it affected her, Khadeja talks about people settling or being comfortable with a person, Samantha, talks about how marriage and keeping everything together to be an example for the kids. "Why do we as women, try to fix a man?" Then it goes down, Harlem & Kreg snuck their ass in anyway and joined the show! Harlem gives his opinion on "Men selling women dreams", he describes as "Advertisement" similar to how companies sell products, you get caught up in the advertisement and get sold the product!! "Why Cant Men Clean Up After Themselves?" we get into a HILARIOUS discussion about the differences in sexes when it comes to cleanliness "Do Women use child support as a weapon?" you know we went in that subjects Mrs. Christie gives us the gem "Child Support is not for failed relationships". "Why are men so sensitive?" the panel goes in but Kreg jumps in and gives us the husband point of view on the subject, he breaks down exactly what men have been through or how its perceived when a man conveys his feelings. NO UNSOLICITED DICK PICKS IN 2018!!!!! Which we dive into the subject of how to keep your relationship spicy and interesting mane. We then end off on the marriage tip y'all, give and take, men and women, all that good stuff. I Think we done set the stage for Part 3 Battle Of the Sexes!!!! ANOTHER GOOD ASS EPISODE YALL!! We also now have Disorderly Conduct ENT. hats & shirts for sale!! Show folks what you are about mane, your support truly means everything to us! If you are interested in making a purchase contact us on the Facebook page, WE BUILDING!!!! DISORDERLY CONDUCT ENT Live Every Friday Night 7:30 PM (ish) Like, Share, Subscribe!!! WE EVERYMFWHERE!!! Twitter: DisorderlyCond1 Facebook: DisorderlyConductEnt Instagram: DisorderlyCondEnt Youtube: Disorderly Conduct Ent SoundCloud: Disorderly Conduct Ent Google Play: Disorderly Conduct Ent ITunes: Disorderly Conduct Ent Iheart:Disorderly Conduct Ent

Let's talk movies for about an hour! I'll give you weekly recommendations for each major streaming service including Netflix, Amazon and HULU. This week we talk about the new Halloween Trailer and some of the other recently releases trailers and we'll ask Do Women make movies better? With the release of Ocean's 8 we look at some financial numbers and decide whether or not adding a female cast to a franchise helps or hurts.

Let's talk movies for about an hour! I'll give you weekly recommendations for each major streaming service including Netflix, Amazon and HULU. This week we talk about the new Halloween Trailer and some of the other recently releases trailers and we'll ask Do Women make movies better? With the release of Ocean's 8 we look at some financial numbers and decide whether or not adding a female cast to a franchise helps or hurts.

Men run most of the countries. Men lead the majority of corporations and populate most of the boards. Men control the majority of the news organizations. So just how are they doing? Well... if you ask the COO of Facebook Sheryl Sandberg her thoughts on the topic of men - they may just get a failing grade. Sandberg says: “We know that men still run the world, I am not sure it is going all that well.” Perfect segue for the experts at Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Pleasure to solve the mystery and complexities of this male dominated world. If it is true that men are doing such a bad job running things then why do MEN still appear to be in control? Why is that Men seem to have more challenges these days in leadership roles? Is it just an illusion or are things as out of control as they seem? SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW THE SHOW ON ITUNES What has our society done to ensure that Women have the freedom to excel in all vocations they choose? Is it really possible for Women to still enjoy their lives (and all the different roles they play) and really be in total control of the “world” as it is today? Do WOMEN even want to control the world?  Co-hosts Dene Menzel and Barbara McGee do NOT agree on this one! Malcolm detects a bit of double talk. When confronted - a certain host backs off and decides that perhaps we should leave the men in control. (If even it's only for their self-amusement) TALK RADIO at 5pm EST 7 days a week, encore at 11pm EST Your Smartphone, APPLE APP or ANDROID APP Our DIGITAL MEDIA PLAYER directly in your web browser Talk Radio Networks: iHeart Radio, TuneIn, Aha Radio, RadioGuide.FM + more OR ON PODCAST on iTunes, Google, iHeart Radio and more LISTEN ON APPLE PODCAST LISTEN ON GOOGLE PLAY LISTEN ON THE PODCAST APP ON-DEMAND AT AMERICA OUT LOUD 24/7 LINK TO LIFE, LIBERTY & PLEASURE SHOW PAGE TUNE IN DAILY 5PM EST FOR THE LATEST EPISODE, ENCORE AT 11PM EST

Host: Jennifer Caudle, DO Women today often feel fed up, overwhelmed, overworked and completely stressed out. What can physicians do to help patients manage this stress? Host Dr. Jennifer Caudle chats with Dr. Tiffany Lowe-Payne, a family physician, Founder & CEO of the Institute of Transformational Health and Wellness Inc, and author of the book, A Woman’s Guide To De-Stress For Success: 10 Tips to Conquer Stress and Live at Your Best. They talk about how busy women can find balance and transform their lives from the inside out.

Host: Jennifer Caudle, DO Women today often feel fed up, overwhelmed, overworked and completely stressed out. What can physicians do to help patients manage this stress? Host Dr. Jennifer Caudle chats with Dr. Tiffany Lowe-Payne, a family physician, Founder & CEO of the Institute of Transformational Health and Wellness Inc, and author of the book, A Woman’s Guide To De-Stress For Success: 10 Tips to Conquer Stress and Live at Your Best. They talk about how busy women can find balance and transform their lives from the inside out.

This Ain't Right Movie Podcast-50 Shades of Grey   Welcome to the This Ain't Right Movie Podcast For Valentines day Ashish Thomas, Glen Wolfe and James O'Neil tortured ourselves to watch 50 Shades of Gay… I Mean 50 Shades of Grey Seriously we don't get it this is the worst movie ever Glen Wolfe says “This is my Birdemic” Find out why that's hilarious and very true…. Never have we seen two people who were supposed to be sexy and have lots of sex look so uncomfortable and no chemistry. Do Women really like this… Listen to our misery you will laugh we will cry. Unsexy has a new face and its 50 Shades of Grey   The post This Ain't Right Movie Podcast-50 Shades of Grey appeared first on The Geeked Gods.

Swollen bums and flushed faces: we know that chimpanzees and other primates advertise their fertility with conspicuous physical transformations, but what about humans? In this episode we look at skin colour and the menstrual cycle. Download the MP3 Rate me! Rate, review, or listen in iTunes or in Stitcher. Read the transcript! Do Women’s Faces Change Color Over the Menstrual Cycle?I and my collaborators photographed women multiple times over their cycle and analysed patches of cheek skin for colour changes. Image modified from a photo by Alix Klingenberg.The articles covered in the show: Burriss, R. P., Troscianko, J., Lovell, P. G., Fulford, A. J. C., Stevens, M., Quigley, R., Payne, J., Saxton, T. K., & Rowland, H. M. (2015). Changes in women’s facial skin color over the ovulatory cycle are not detectable by the human visual system. PLoS One. Read paper

Hear how every day women are handling the difficult challenges of digital photography today. Are men obstacles or solutions to learning more. Where are women turning to help them get to the next level of photography. What areas in photography are women better than men. Do Women want to deal with men or women when it comes to negotiations. Will women be left behind in the world of digital photography. Thank you Elizabeth Boatman, Janis DeMaine, Yvette Weilacker, and Alma Tilley for participating in this PhotoTalk Podcast.

Tonight we are talking about our ability to hear each other. Men sometimes say it is really hard to hear a Woman, why is that? What is it in our conversation that makes a Man switch off? Now I don't want to claim that men are always the problem -- or that they are even more likely to be the problem than women are. No group is innocent, no group is perfect. But what is it Men hear that seems to put them of from listening to someone they claim to like or love? Do we communicate differently to men and how do we bridge the gap between ourselves? Do Women listen to Men or we still battling for our space on the planet? Do we as Women understand that Men may not do small talk? Do we always have to be right? Let's talk about it 3479457556  

Man and Woman both have gender roles and character traits you associate with each sex.  As people, we look at the "Man" as being the breadwinner and head of the household.  But due to the single parent homes, father-less children, women excelling in the job force, Do Women have to "Man Up" cause some men are not???  What are some specific reasons that cause women to take on the male role? Do women really want to lead or follow?  Since some women are taking on more of the male role, where does that leave the man? If the woman is the head of the household, does this contribute to some men becoming sorry? And also, could this be an effect of some boys or men becoming too feminine.