Tewelde and Destiny
Slow to Speak Podcast
Two Caribbean Americans with unique views on current social topics such as relationships, business, cultural taboo and living in the US as immigrants. We have notice that we view things differently because of our up-bringing. We don't take ourselves too seriously so there is always a good laugh even in the middle of a serious topic.
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Tewelde and Destiny
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Latest episode
Feb 7, 2026
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Episodes
Do men date up? (Sidebar - How men ask for sex) 01.04.2022 15:33
Last episode we were close to the end of recording when the side bar of how men ask, beg or try to get women to bed after they say no. We get a personal side of host Des and some of her unusual behaviors. Guys a cheat code was exposed also.
Do men date older women? 24.03.2022 36:58
This episode we again went with an unplanned topic from conversations we had just before recording. Des claims that men don't date up or older women while Tee does not agree. He claims if she can act younger its all good. Listen in to hear who has the most valid points.
Why Nice Guys Finish Last 10.03.2022 39:54
Being a "Nice Guy" this one was big for me as a host but a cheat code was revealed. We discuss this episode, the reasons that nice guys are left in the dust and what they need to do to level the playing field. Some of this will hard for you nice guys out there so be prepared to digest what the ladies have to say.
Being Alone 03.03.2022 35:43
We discuss idea that some people mostly women, seem to get into or stay in relationships because they do not want to be alone. Have you been that person or do you know someone that is always in a relationship with different people over a period of time? We think from our experience that we have an idea of why that is.
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