In this episode the team explores how to discover what your boundaries actually are, wow to create a possibility mindset, and share a tool for making better decisions.
On today's episode we debate how to navigate evolving relationships with your parents as you get older, why Imari wants to do mushrooms with his dad, and invite a new voice to the podcast - the illustrious Gianina Monroe.
The worlds horniest gang of podcasters debate Pick up artists, tantric sex, and wether or not condom sex can be better - and still have a deep conversation. (No pun intended)
The team argues about the merits of wealth while discovering Imari has a hard on for Elon Musk and Gianina hates billionaires
The YNGLTP team talks about ways to navigate life's tough transitions, when to call it quits and invoices Gianina for a free coaching session.
On this episode, we talk about mind control, psychological manipulation, and Marco decides to start a cult.
What does sexual regret mean when it comes to the things you “didn’t do”.
The YNGLTP team has an honest conversation about consent, assault and the unspoken intricacies of sexual relationships.
Imari and Marco describe the benefits and pitfalls of judging other people and offer a new perspective on how to approach relationships.
1. You have the right to be wrong
2. You have the right to be offended
3. We have the right to be wrong
4. You have the right to learn something new and change your opinion
5. Nobody’s right
Marco and Imari talk about manifestation...and how some people are doing a great job at creating exactly what they don't want.
THE 5 RIGHTS OF THE PODCAST:
1. You have the right to be wrong
2. You have the right to be offended
3. We have the right to be wrong
4. You have the right to learn something new and change your opinion
5. Nobody’s right
The team gets into a hot debate on whether or not purpose is real and where to find it if it is.
THE 5 RIGHTS OF THE PODCAST:
1. You have the right to be wrong
2. You have the right to be offended
3. We have the right to be wrong
4. You have the right to learn something new and change your opinion
5. Nobody’s right
Marco and imari tackle some unexpected approaches to the Will Smith - Chris Rock debate and offer some different perspective on the role that celebrity stories have in our own lives
THE 5 RIGHTS OF THE PODCAST:
1. You have the right to be wrong
2. You have the right to be offended
3. We have the right to be wrong
4. You have the right to learn something new and change your opinion
5. Nobody’s right
Imari and Marco discuss Joe Rogan, corporate responsibility, and the limits of free speech.
THE 5 RIGHTS OF THE PODCAST:
1. You have the right to be wrong
2. You have the right to be offended
3. We have the right to be wrong
4. You have the right to learn something new and change your opinion
5. Nobody’s right
Marco and Imari talk about the importance of difficult conversations and how to have them in a new way.
THE 5 RIGHTS OF THE PODCAST:
1. You have the right to be wrong
2. You have the right to be offended
3. We have the right to be wrong
4. You have the right to learn something new and change your opinion
5. Nobody’s right
Imari and Marco discuss the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and discover they have different opinions on how to solve systemic racism.
In this episode, Imari and Marco get into a realtime verbal fight…and speak about conflict resolution.
THE 5 RIGHTS OF THE PODCAST:
1. You have the right to be wrong
2. You have the right to be offended
3. We have the right to be wrong
4. You have the right to learn something new and change your opinion
5. Nobody’s right
In this episode, Imari shares a vulnerable moment and Marco journeys with Plant Medicine.
THE 5 RIGHTS OF THE PODCAST:
1. You have the right to be wrong
2. You have the right to be offended
3. We have the right to be wrong
4. You have the right to learn something new and change your opinion
5. Nobody’s right
In this episode, Imari and Marco reveal the secrets to their own cancellation and their views on cancel culture.
THE 5 RIGHTS OF THE PODCAST:
1. You have the right to be wrong
2. You have the right to be offended
3. We have the right to be wrong
4. You have the right to learn something new and change your opinion
5. Nobody’s right