Myke (w/ Grant Harvey) has a deep conversation about the importance of acceptance during the holiday season, regardless of whether or not one's family is easy to be around. They also talked about the 2005 Christmas romantic-comedy movie The Family Stone, which features a star-studded cast including Diane Keaton, Craig T. Nelson, Dermot Mulroney, Sarah Jessica Parker, Luke Wilson, Claire Danes, Rachel McAdams, and Tyrone Giordano.

Myke (w/ Grant Harvey) talks about being vulnerable with Taylor Swift's lyrics, struggling to keep your side of the street clean, Stephen B. Karpman's Drama Triangle, and the idea of victimhood using Lynne Forrest's Three Faces of Victim.

Episode Sources:

Keeping Your Side of the Street Clean: A 3-Part Guide to Inner Freedom

The Three Faces Of Victim – An Overview Of The Victim Triangle

The Body is Not An Apology by Sonya Renee Taylor

Stop The Drama! Improving Your Relationships (Winner's/Healthy Triangle)

We're back! Yes, it probably feels like for the 10th time because life happens. Writers Myke Thompson and Grant Harvey are teaming up once again to talk about pop culture, social issues, and the perspective of being a Black man in this world. In this episode, the hosts talk about old episode topics they want to revisit, TV shows like The Golden Bachelor, The Bear, and Ashoka, and Grant asks about Myke's "great new love." We're glad to be back!