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Nobody Asked Me

Nobody Asked Me

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 Backyard conversations on religion, sports, finances, relationships, parenting and more. Hosted by comedian Malik S. with Keysha E. and Hess Wesley.Nobody Asked Me
Episodes
  • Episode 33 | Are We Getting Too Sensitive as a Country?

    Episode 33 | Are We Getting Too Sensitive as a Country?
    Sep 20 2021

    The crew gets into the silliness and idiocy of cancel culture on both sides of the isle and also taps into the pros and cons of capitalism and why many people are wanting to move away from that system. We then finally get into the seriousness of being overworked and underpaid in today’s society. How does it all tie in? Oh yeah, we diving in. Let us know what you you think on our social media platforms.
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    33 mins
  • Episode 32 | How Many Dates Before A Man Can Expect Some "Action?"

    Episode 32 | How Many Dates Before A Man Can Expect Some "Action?"
    Sep 13 2021

    In this episode our producer Eezy Styles sits with Malik S and Hess to discuss dating in todays world. Specifically, how many dates should a guy expect to be on before a woman allows him to start running the bases. It more likely depends on how well these dates go, but is there a formula? Well, check out what the guys think.
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    30 mins
  • Episode 31 | How Much Porn is Too Much Porn?

    Episode 31 | How Much Porn is Too Much Porn?
    Aug 30 2021

    Can we be honest? Most of us watch porn, or have at least gotten a glimpse of some action in the past. Especially if you've been single throughout this pandemic. However, some people make a habit of it. Some might overindulge. But the question is, when does it get to the point where it's a problem? In this episode, Malik, Keysha and Hess talk about Porn fetishes and how much of it is healthy.
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    23 mins
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