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Vibe Responsibly

Vibe Responsibly

By: G.L. Richardson
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Vibe Responsibly is more than a podcast — it’s a cultural movement. Hosted by G.L. Richardson, this dynamic show sparks real, unfiltered conversations about the topics that shape our lives — from love and relationships to politics, music, faith, and everything in between.


Blending humor, heart, and honesty, G.L. brings a fresh, authentic perspective to every discussion, creating a space where truth meets entertainment and laughter meets learning.


Each episode aims to inform, inspire, and empower, offering thought-provoking dialogue that uplifts voices, highlights real stories, and strengthens the culture — one vibe, one conversation at a time.

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  • Set It Off

    Set It Off
    Nov 2 2025

    In our first episode, we take a hard look at how Donald Trump and the Republican Party’s political games are slowly unraveling the fabric of the United States — and what that means for everyday Americans. With over 700,000 federal employees furloughed and 1.4 million working without pay, including 730,000 civilians and more than 750,000 military personnel, this crisis exposes a harsh truth: our government claims there’s no money to pay its own workers, yet continues to pour billions into foreign aid and unnecessary spending.

    This moment should serve as a wake-up call — a lesson for every federal employee and every American — that we must start taking care of our own first. This episode sets the stage for a much-needed conversation about where our priorities should be and how we can reclaim control of our nation’s future.

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