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RARE TALKS

RARE TALKS

By: RARE TALKS
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South London's explosive new podcast discussing pressing topics that are prevalent to young people.


Rare talks main host Adz brings uncomfortable and controversial discussions to the forefront of society's attention with special guest speakers from all walks of life.

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RARE TALKS Social Sciences
Episodes
  • "WAYS OF THE SUPERIOR MAN INTRO

    "WAYS OF THE SUPERIOR MAN INTRO
    Nov 26 2025

    Welcome to Episode 1 of the WAYS OF THE SUPERIOR MAN series on RareTalks.


    In this powerful 40-minute introduction, I break down why I believe every man needs this book, how it shaped my mindset, and why masculine grounding is the foundation of a man’s life.


    This episode sets the tone for the rest of the series — real talk, raw truth, and practical mindset shifts for men who want to rise above their old selves.

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    5 mins
  • "ART OF THINKING OF CLEARLY ADVICES"

    "ART OF THINKING OF CLEARLY ADVICES"
    Feb 29 2024

    Want to be more active and understand yourself. Then you got read this book called Art of thinking clearly

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    13 mins
  • "OMAH LAY SITUATION EXPLAINED"

    "OMAH LAY SITUATION EXPLAINED"
    Feb 29 2024

    OMAH LAY SITUATION

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    17 mins
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