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With his mom's permission, I got my neighbor, Soft-spoken, Quincy in the booth with me. As it turns out we share the exact same born day 30 years apart. It was like talking to the past. Some things have changed, some things haven't. But it was truly a great to have someone in the booth so young at yet so self aware of who he is. Are all kids like that and then lose it at some point in time become...

Claiming to be Native and not offended by the name Redskin is not a valid argumentative statement to why the NFL team should keep the name and logo. It just proves that you have no loyalty to the culture.#1Mic

Deciding who the R&B God of 2000-2010 is with my niece Jasmine aka Bad Baby was a blast! We had a sweet 16 tournament bracket that she set up and we gave our case. We love our music, that's for sure! Who is the R&B God of the decade? Not Justin Timberlake. Honorable mention to Jon B. and Jaheim!!!!#1Mic

What a day! A virgin in the morning episode and a swinger episode in the evening! The podcast Gods are good and my guests are great. After 5 hard (pun intended) months of sexual sobriety, I relapsed. I went on Tinder and found a traveler in the medical field passing through town. She had  no idea what she was getting into, but luckily was a willing open minded participant and she came (pun in...

What does a 44 year old sex addict and a 24 virgin have in common? We're Black and in Springfield so we are bound together. My most important advice for him...Redheads are freaks!#1Mic

Peter and I jump right into Religion and Spirituality from our own perspective. I forgot to plug in the #1 Mic and so it sounds like we are speaking through a tin can which is the laptop microphone. Bad audio, great content!#1Mic

The one that laughed the hardest in the intro "A Dog Named Negro" my sister is the realest, ride or die, ace boon, #1 support I have. Borderline codependent on each other we have a dynamic that words can't describe. I have a feeling we'll be shedding tears from joy and pain in episodes to come!!!#1Mic

My Brooklynite Wayne joins me in the booth fresh from our protests in June. We discuss what we felt in homogeneous Springfield dealing with racial inequality and what the corona virus will look like in the fall.#1Mic

I have no idea what I'm doing with a podcast, but as an addict, I needed something in my life as a creative outlet and a way to reach those that may find themselves in similar situations. One thing I have learned in sobriety, is that life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it. And 90% of my life is a lesson to be learned, hilarious and purposeful...and I think yours is too! From f...