In this episode, Aster and SeVen are sitting deep into the real meaning of friendship—what makes someone a true friend, and how those bonds evolve over time. From childhood connections that faded or lasted to choosing why people decide which friends get access to them during their highs and lows, they get personal. They also talk about the tricky stuff: bonding more with your best friend’s sibling or mutual friends, friendship jealousy, red flags, and why adult friendships are so hard to build. Plus, they unpack gender dynamics—girls' night vs. guys' night, how relationships shift friendships, whether guys and girls can just be friends, and the unspoken trust issues that come up when your friend is around your partner. It's friendship, unfiltered, and it's all on the coffee table as they sit on the sofa.

"Culture and Culture Vulture" is where Black, Brown, White and everything in between gets unpacked, celebrated, and challenged — because everyone’s an expert on culture until it’s time to respect it. Aster and SeVen break down the concept of culture, mentioning its highs and lows, who’s creating, who’s copying, and who’s cashing in (spoiler: it’s not them). They also question why people of certain cultures receive more backlash or are judged for wearing attire or hairstyles not typically part of other cultures. Race, identity, trends, theft — all the things people pretend not to notice. This episode is unfiltered and unbothered.

This podcast episode focuses on the often overlooked issue of men's health. From physical wellbeing to mental health. Co-hosts Aster and SeVen address the importance of prioritizing men's health and breaking the stigma surrounding seeking help. With their approach, they highlight the unique challenges and experiences that men face in taking care of their health.

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