Could soul food be a part of a generational tradition that’s making black people sick or sicker. Listen as Boss and April discuss their thoughts about soul food, sickness, and the black community.

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Some people decide who they will take advice from based on relationship status. Many believe that married couples should not receive advice from single people. Boss and April are diving into this topic but first April quizzes Boss on how much he knows about women.

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While more people are choosing to delegate their household tasks in the name of self-care, some of the older generations refer to it as lazy. Listen in as April and Boss discuss their thoughts about the positive side of hiring help and utilizing services for life balance.

There’s a stigma that being single is a bad thing. It’s becoming a rather common thought that people can be happily single. Listen in as Boss and April discuss what being single and content might look like with special guest, Rineta.

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Whew! What a touchy subject in so many blended families. April and Boss are talking about if naming the bonus parent should be between the child and the bonus parent or if the feelings of the biological parents should be considered in that process.

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Society and culture can shape the way we view marriage and the reasons why people get married. Listen in as Boss and April weigh in and talk about why they got married.

How many times have you heard the opinion, Marriage is Just a Piece of Paper? Well, maybe sometimes it just might be just that. Listen in as Boss and April weigh in.

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Sex is one of THE most important acts in a relationship. What happens when sex is weaponized though? Listen in as Boss and April discuss.

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