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“I think what you’re talking about is extremely important. I am an older white woman. Born and raised Jewish, in my family racism was not even an option. Wrong. Period. Unfortunately, I see “driving while Black” rampant in my small New York City. I see and feel the beating down and constant worry hurting all my dark male friends. And I see and believe that most Caucasian’s think it’s not real. It’s simply not happening. You are educating, and I think that’s the only way to make progress. Kudos!
I know I’m not your target audience. I’m a Jewish 65-year-old woman. I’ve been listening for a while now. Great content and delivery. I feel like you’re keeping abreast about issues mostly younger people deal with today. The time episode was, I’m sure, helpful for everyone including me. Keep up the good work. And remember that rushing about only creates anxiety and guilt. All the best...”
Cleopadeez via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/21/19
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“This was a great episode. I see a lot of guys who think cleanliness, personal grooming and clothing style just as you presented it. They just aren’t aware and sometimes aren’t willing to hear that one can be so much more of who they want to be if they apply some self awareness, discipline, and...”Read full review »
Matthew__P via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/11/19
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“Heard of you through the ethnically ambiguous pod and will be recommending his podcast to the men in my life today!!!”
SaDaCl via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
07/03/19
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“Great insight into the male mind! Funny, intellectually stimulating and culturally insightful. Sad to see it end!”
HeartIsFull via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/19/20
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