What Works For Us!

What Works For Us

Society EN ↓ 85 episodes

Hosted By Edmonson of the E.L.E. Code and Tarik Daniels aka Mistertelltales What Works For Us is a black queer conversational podcast show hosted by Mental Health Advocate and Black Queer Activist/Author Tarik Daniels and Fashion Blogger and Lifestyle Enthusiast Eric Edmonson. They bring their personal passions to each episode as best friends discussing all things black and queer. Each episode is an open and candid conversation about the hosts' life experiences with a focus on mental health, lifestyle, fashion, relationships, and social injustices. "We taking back our CULTURE yall!"

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What Works For Us!

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Society

Podcast website

mistertelltales.com

Latest episode

Jul 6, 2026

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Episodes

10: Episode 10- The Tenth Jackson 15.04.2019

On this episode, Mistertelltales and Edmonson discuss their upcoming projects and the love of the Jackson family during their check ins. They have an unexpected special appearance from the one and only Latoya Jackson and really dive until the topic of parenting your black gay child.

9: Episode 9- Marriage Bliss 08.04.2019

On the episode we have our guest, Nea and Tianna, a married lesbian couple who opens up about their marriage and love. Also, Edmonson and Tarik have an explosive discussion on their personal desires from a relationship.

8: Episode 8- Royal Rumble 03.04.2019

This episode Edmonson checks in with his desire of better money management and finances. Mistertelltales discusses his recent attack by a straight guy at a black queer event and lack of safety. They both focus on generational curses in black and queer communities and potential solutions.

7: Episode 7- The Homegirl Chronicles w/ Kristin Dior 25.03.2019

This week we introduce our first guest, Kristin Dior and debut our new segment, The Homegirl Chronicles. On this episode we explore with our guest about the female perspective on various topics such as natural hair, proposing during sex, SXSW, stress, and practicing celibacy. We also have our weekly check ins and play a new game, The Pole/Poll.

6: Episode 6-Clothes Don't Make The Man 18.03.2019

This episode the guys have their weekly check in, where Edmonson talks about his good time at the club and Mistertelltales admits he is interested in bisexuality. The episodes focuses on masculine toxicity and how clothes doesn't determine sexuality or emotional fluidity.

5: Episode 5-Boys Just Wanna Have Fun 11.03.2019

This week the guys have their normal check in that including the topics of divorce-vs-separation, confusion of dating, trips, and various random stories of whats fun and whats not.

4: Episode 4- Yall Canceled! 04.03.2019

In this episode Edmonson dives into the things that irritates him and having lack of space while Mistertelltales opens up about anxiety and unsupportive peers. They both discuss supporting things black while being queer.

3: Episode 3- No Settling 25.02.2019

This week, Mistertelltales and Edmonson checks in about their weekend experiences and dive into the taboo conversation of settling in relationships.

2: Episode 2: Full Pajama Set 18.02.2019

This episode Edmonson and Mistertelltales discusses fashion, pajama sets, and sexy underwear. They also get intellectually ratchet and discuss topics surrounding representation, Don Lemon, and public opinion of the On going Jussie Smollet case.

1: Episode 1: Tha Intro 11.02.2019

Tune in to our inaugural episode where we debut our "Rant Realness" segment where we randomly discuss all things black and queer.

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