Forgive us for being late on the upload. But we've been lately on CP time instead of CT Time. This episode is about the "Black Talk" and the stigma behind it. Basically, if you don't understand black talk. Then this episode isn't for you. Respectfully of course! But let us know how we did!

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The host had an idea to talk about domestic violence. As you will hear, the show eventually became about domestic abuse. Knowing that the host is a feminism advocate really helps out with perspective. The point of the episode is to notice the flags of domestic abuse. No matter the relationship. We hope this episode gets through to whoever needs it! As always, let us know how we did.

We did have other episodes before hand, but the quality wasn't up to par for a spotify upload. If you would still like to watch them, you can find them here:

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This episode, our guest speakers got caught up. But luckily we have a person shadowing with us. And they gladly helped out with the conversation with the background that they have. The title speaks for itself. Some people believe that Gospel is for children. Some people believe that Gospel is not for children. Others would rather not care. While there are worst music genres to talk about. It's no better place to start than with some of the first music genres we all listen to as children. As always, let us know how well we did!