Nelson and Guest

Our Sins and Woes Podcast

Comedy EN ↓ 104 episodes

Our Sins and Woes is a Black millennial podcast hosted by Nelson, where every episode is a new conversation shaped by the guest in the room. Artists, thinkers, creatives, and cultural characters pull up to talk about what they know best and feel the most. Whether it's music, media, relationships, or real-life mistakes—nothing is off limits. This is a show about the mistakes we’ve made, the complaints we carry, the opinions we hold, and the perspectives we bring —all filtered through raw honesty, layered metaphors, and a deep love for Black culture. Candid, funny, unfiltered, and a little bit t...

Author

Nelson and Guest

Category

Comedy

Podcast website

www.yccentertainment.com

Latest episode

Feb 26, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 4: Women, Equaly Confusing ft. Afia 27.09.2019

Embracing the African culture while talking about the experiences as both a first generation american, and a black millennial female in today's environment. Support the show

Episode 3: Tying The Knot ft. Vahn 08.09.2019

Entertaining conversation about millennial marriage, parenting, investing, and trust. Support the show

Episode 2: Trigger Warning ft. Q 01.09.2019

Getting offensive with talks about derogatory terms, cliche answers, Afro-latinas, and favorite genres. Support the show

Episode 1: Setting The Tone ft. Jay Pat 25.08.2019

Setting the tone of the podcast with conversations about black excellence, light skin warfare, school, tinder and relationships. Support the show

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