Liquor Talk

Ep 352: Revamping the Dating Scene with Marrying America

Happy thanksgiving to everyone. Everyone has something negative to say about the dating scene. We get it. Its not a good time but there are people who are out here trying to improve the dating scene. On this episode of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes Jeremy Nelson, founder of Marrying America, a dating platform designed for individuals seeking serious, long-term relationships. This guest was brought to Liquor Talk by way of Podmatch.com. They discuss the challenges of modern dating, the evolution of relationships, and the importance of intentionality in finding a partner. Jeremy shares insights on the unique features of Marrying America, including its filtering process for serious daters and the limitations on match requests to encourage meaningful connections. The conversation also touches on family dynamics during the holidays and the societal shifts affecting relationships today.

Ep 351: Finding Peace As Men

Finding peace is a challenge but it can be done. Once peace is found it cannot be destroyed by society. On this episode of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes the fellas Juggy and Godfrey back for the first men's round conversation of season 9. The fellas engage in a lively discussion covering a range of topics from politics and current events to Thanksgiving reflections and sports insights. They emphasize the importance of mental health and finding peace in today's chaotic world, while also addressing the need for change in societal attitudes and behaviors. The conversation is filled with humor, camaraderie, and a call to action for listeners to engage with their communities and prioritize their well-being.

Ep 350: Exploring Business Credit

To all of the people who want to go into business for yourself and need funding this episode is for you. Even if you do not want to be a business owner it's important to know how to get to the bag. On this sober session edition of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes business credit expert Tareka Coney for a sober conversation. We don't have to drink on every episode of Liquor Talk. This episode deals with what is business credit, how to get credit as a business, how to qualify for grants and so much more. Please follow and support both creators.

Ep 349: Navigating Life's Curveballs Feat I'll Explain All Of This Later Podcast

Life has unexpected curveballs just waiting to be unleashed at the worst possible time. How you handle them will make or break you. On this episode of the Liquor Talk Podcast Vic welcomes Big Smash, the host of the 'I'll Explain All of This Later' podcast. They discuss themes of accountability, personal growth, and the importance of honesty in relationships. Big Smash shares his journey of rebranding his podcast after a divorce, emphasizing the lessons learned and the significance of mental health awareness for men. The conversation also touches on navigating the dating pool, recognizing red flags, and the impact of social media on relationships. They conclude with insights on friendship boundaries, loyalty, and the importance of having a plan when dealing with life's curveballs. Please follow and support both platforms. 

Ep 348: Building Community featuring Fabulous F**kery Podcast

It is impossible to build something great without a community to support your vision. Also, AI is here. Use it wisely in order to be productive. On his episode of the Liquor Talk podcast, Vic welcomes Brée, the host of the Fabulous Fuckery podcast. They discuss Brée's journey in podcasting, the concept of 'fucking moments' that lead to significant life changes, and the evolution of content creation. The conversation also touches on the importance of community support in podcasting, the need for mindful momentum in hustling, and light-hearted discussions about Halloween costumes. In this engaging conversation, Vicand Brée discuss various themes ranging from social gatherings and party etiquette to the importance of intentional messaging in content creation. They explore the challenges of avoiding burnout while maintaining authenticity in their work, the lasting impact of social media, and the responsibilities of adults in community engagement. The dialogue also touches on the complexities of online reputation and the potential for rebranding in podcasting, all while sharing personal anecdotes and insights.

Ep 347: The Four Intimacies Framework

For a healthy relationship people must master being intimate with each other or else you won't have a healthy relationship. On the episode of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes welcomes Roy and Amy Clark, a couple who specialize in marriage and family counseling. They discuss their journey in creating the Four Intimacies framework, which includes verbal, emotional, physical, and spiritual intimacy. The Clarks also introduce their product, Aria Luxury Lubricant, designed to enhance intimacy and communication between couples. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the importance of open communication, breaking taboos around intimacy, and the need for couples to work together to build strong relationships. They also share insights on navigating dating culture and the significance of maintaining faith in relationships. Thank you to our friends at Podmatch for provide this couple to Liquor Talk for a round.

Ep 346: Resilience and Storytelling (Season 9 Premiere)

Sorry for the wait ladies and gentlemen. Liquor Talk is back with a bang. When telling stories remember people will learn more from your down moments compared to the winning moments. Pour up your favorite drink for the start of the 9th season of Liquor Talk to kick off the last Afros and Audio podcast conference. On this season opener of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes Pablo from the Sarrogance podcast, Mikita from the Thyn 4 Tea with Mikita podcast and returning guest Stephanie from the Mocha Minutes Podcast. Everyone on this podcast will be presenting at Afros and Audios podcast conference at the breakout session called authentic storytelling and resilience building a podcast that lasts. The conversation explores the inspirations behind their respective podcasts, the importance of community and networking, and reflections on the Afros and Audios conference. The guests share their personal journeys in podcasting, emphasizing resilience and the challenges of navigating guest dynamics. The episode highlights the significance of real conversations and building a culture through podcasting. In this engaging conversation, the hosts discuss the dynamics of sports, particularly focusing on quarterbacks and their impact on team success. They transition into the world of podcasting, emphasizing the importance of passion, consistency, and authenticity in building a lasting podcast. The discussion highlights the significance of owning one's voice and story, as well as the role of resilience as a creative superpower. They also explore how to turn visions into reality, encouraging listeners to trust themselves and their journey. The episode concludes with a call to action, urging listeners to connect and collaborate within their communities. Please follow and support all platforms represented on the podcast and thanks for the support of Liquor Talk.

Ep 345: Seven Years Strong (Season 8 Finale)

Seven years. For the last seven years we have been pouring shots of liquor and having amazing conversations. Still going strong thanks to the supporters, the amazing people who have been featured on this platform and the people who are royalty of Liquor Talk. Thank you to the podcast community and people who check out podcasts on a regular basis for all of the support over the last seven years. We still just getting started. This is the last call for season 8 of Liquor Talk and we close with the fellas Juggy and Godfrey coming together for a live episode which was recorded at The Moxy hotel in St Pete. Topics covered were highs and lows of seven years of podcasting, celebrating the journey with co-hosts and discussing the importance of consistency, community support, and the challenges faced along the way. The conversation delves into various themes including the significance of education, police accountability, the impact of politics on law enforcement, and the complexities of relationships and infidelity. The episode emphasizes the need for self-respect, discipline, and the importance of being involved in community and political matters to drive change. Once again, thank you to everyone who has supported this podcast and who has been featured on this podcast. Keep pouring up with us and there will be more conversations in the future. 

Ep 344: Navigating the Complexities of Sexuality

Sexuality is a beautiful topic to speak about. There is nothing wrong with seeking help and doing research on sexuality. This is the last episode before the season 8 finale. Thank you to all of you who have supported this platform, which is seven years strong. On this episode of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes Dr. Stephanie Hunter Jones, a clinical sexologist, for a conversation dealing with the complexities of sexuality, the importance of open communication, and the need for safe spaces for discussions around sexual health. They explore the challenges faced by young people today, the impact of societal pressures, and the significance of understanding one's sexual energy. Dr. Stephanie shares insights on how to navigate relationships, the role of sex coaches, and the importance of embracing one's sexuality without shame. The conversation emphasizes the need for emotional connection and integrity in relationships, providing listeners with valuable takeaways for enhancing their intimate lives. Thank you to our friends at Podmatch for providing this guest to our platform. 

Ep 343: Holding Yourself Accountable

For every type of relationship people must be willing to put in the work on themselves before pointing the finger at other people. Do the work people. This is the last episode before the season 8 finale and this is the last episode featuring a guest via our friends at Podmatch. There will be more guests from Podmatch going forwards. On this episode of Liquor Talk Vic goes one on one with LaShawn McCrary, a conscious relationship coach. They discuss LaShawn's journey into relationship coaching, the importance of pre-engagement conversations, and the challenges couples face in today's world. LaShawn emphasizes the need for self-reflection, emotional vulnerability, and the significance of understanding one's own identity in relationships. The conversation also touches on generational perspectives on marriage, the impact of social media, and the importance of open communication. LaShawn shares insights on how individuals can improve their relationships and the necessity of doing the internal work to foster healthy connections. Please follow and support both platforms.