Liquor Talk

Ep 334: Navigating Judgment and Hypocrisy in Society Feat We Listen and We Hella Judge Podcast

In life, people will judge you for no good reason. The only judgement that should matter to you is the judgement that comes from god. Everyone else can get a life. On this episode of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes Alicia Turner, co-host of the We Listen and We Hella Judge podcast. They discuss the origins of Alicia's podcast, the motivation behind starting it, and the unique flavor it brings to the Tampa podcast scene. The conversation flows into their favorite drinks, travel experiences, and cultural insights, particularly about New Orleans. Alicia shares a hilarious drunk story and they both reflect on the importance of knowledge and authenticity in podcasting. The conversation also covers the importance of living authentically and prioritizing one's relationship with God over societal judgment. They emphasizes the liberating feeling of not caring about others' opinions and the significance of accountability in relationships. The discussion also touches on the hypocrisy often found in society, particularly within religious contexts, and the need for genuine connections. They also share insights on navigating friendships and the challenges of maintaining relationships in a world filled with judgment. The conversation concludes with exciting plans for the podcast's future, including live interactions and community building. Please go follow and support both platforms. 

Ep 333: Dating Culture Challenges feat It Starts With Yoo Podcast

The dating culture needs a serious overhaul but one person can only do so much. People gotta be the change within themselves and worry about the things they can control. There will be more conversations about the dating pool on this platform. On this episode of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes elcomes Anna Yoo, the host of the It Starts With You podcast. They discuss the challenges of dating culture, the importance of communication in relationships, and the lessons learned from podcasting. Anna shares her insights on the dating scene in various locations, the significance of self-care, and the need for open discussions about relationships. The conversation also touches on the impact of social media on dating and the importance of changing one's environment to improve dating outcomes. Anna expresses her passion for helping others navigate the complexities of dating and relationships, and they conclude with a heartfelt message for fathers. Please go follow and support platforms. Thank you Podmatch for providing this guest to Liquor Talk. Visit our profile on Podmatch if you want to be a guest on future episodes. https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/17418936411040311c94a81a3

Ep 332: Going Podcast Mode

To all the fellow podcast hosts who are checking out this episode, please let this episode inspire you to keep creating content no matter what. This episode features an entrepreneur who created a game based off of podcasting. On this episode of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes T. Francis, the creator of 'In Podcast Mode', a unique card game inspired by the podcasting experience. T. shares her journey of creating the game during the pandemic, emphasizing the importance of social connections and addressing the loneliness many faced during that time. The conversation explores the impact of social interactions on health, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and the significance of community in fostering connections. T. also discusses the various topics included in the game and how they can facilitate deeper conversations among friends and family. In this engaging conversation, T. Francis discusses the importance of authentic connections in wellness and relationships, the dynamics of using games to facilitate deep conversations, and the entrepreneurial journey of creating a podcast-inspired game. The dialogue explores various themes such as love, emotional depth, community, and the significance of curiosity in connecting with others. T. Francis emphasizes the need for genuine interactions and the role of personal experiences in shaping relationships, while also addressing the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship. Please follow and support both content creators. The In Podcast Mode game drops this September.

Ep 331: Journey Across America feat Online For Authors Podcast

Happy Memorial Day to all of the veterans who served in the military. There are some journeys we take in life and it will make you or break you. People must not let tough day define their journeys. On this episode of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes author Teri M Brown to discuss her adventurous journey riding a tandem bicycle across the United States, the lessons learned along the way, and the impact of her husband's passing. Teri shares insights on writing, the differences between fiction and non-fiction, and the importance of perseverance in life. She also discusses her podcast aimed at helping authors share their stories and the universal life lessons that can be applied to various situations. In this engaging conversation, Teri M Brown shares invaluable insights for aspiring authors, emphasizing the importance of taking action, finding supportive critique partners, and embracing the writing process. She discusses the ethical use of AI in writing, the challenges of podcasting, and the significance of accepting feedback. Teri also highlights her future projects, including a humorous contemporary novel and a children's book, while advocating for diverse voices in literature. Please follow and support both content creators. 

Ep 330: Navigating Grief, Politics and The WNBA (Men's Round)

When the dark clouds arrive you must continue to push forwards with life. To FAMU alums and current students we will get through these tough storms. Cant let the state break our spirits. On this episode of the Liquor Talk Podcast, hosts Vic welcomes Juggy and Godfrey back for another men's round edition of Liquor Talk. Topics discussed were the emotional impact of losing family members, the political landscape surrounding FAMU's leadership, and the importance of civic engagement within the Black community. They also celebrate the kickoff of the WNBA season, highlighting its growth and the need for more teams to provide opportunities for players. The conversation emphasizes the intersection of personal experiences, sports, and politics, urging listeners to take action and be proactive in their communities. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the evolving landscape of the WNBA, discussing its rising popularity, the dedication of its players, and the need for better support and recognition. They also explore the dynamics of accountability among Black men, the impact of social media on personal growth, and the darker aspects of the entertainment industry. The discussion is lively, filled with humor and insightful commentary, making it a compelling listen for sports and culture enthusiasts alike. Please go follow and support all platforms. 

Ep 329: Living Abroad and Relearning Love

It is always fascinating to hear stories and experiences from people who live abroad. Also, it might be time to re-evaluate what we call loving people. This is the first international episode of season 8 of Liquor Talk. On this episode of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes author and coach Eri Kardos who joined this episode on location from Indonesia. In this engaging conversation, Victor Jones and Eri Kardos explore the beauty and culture of Bali, Indonesia. Eri shares her family's journey to Bali, the unique traditions and holidays celebrated on the island, and offers valuable travel tips for those considering a visit. They discuss the importance of cultural respect while traveling, memorable experiences, and the environmental challenges faced in Bali. Eri also highlights the differences in freedoms between cultures, particularly regarding love and relationships, and reflects on the pros and cons of living abroad versus in America. In this conversation, Eri Kardos discusses the importance of sustainable travel and local engagement, emphasizing the need to connect with local cultures rather than just visiting tourist hotspots. She transitions into the concept of 'Relearn Love,' explaining how our early experiences shape our understanding of love and relationships. Eri highlights the significance of regular relationship check-ins and the challenges of modern dating. She introduces her model of the Four C's for relearning love, which includes getting curious, cultivating knowledge, making changes, and celebrating progress. Please go follow and support both creators. Want to be a guest on a future episode of Liquor Talk, tap this link. https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/17418936411040311c94a81a3

Ep 328: Surviving 14 Days In China

An early happy mother's day wish goes out to all of the mothers who do go above and beyond for their children. This is the first spotlight round of season 8 of Liquor Talk. On this episode of Liquor Talk, Vic welcomes with author Chancellor K. Jackson. They discuss the significance of Mother's Day, Chancellor's personal journey from football to writing, and his transformative experience of being incarcerated in China. Chancellor shares insights on overcoming adversity, the success of his book '14 Days in Beijing', and his new self-help book 'The Power of Becoming'. The conversation also touches on the importance of discernment, advice for young men and women, and his aspirations for future projects, including audiobooks and potential adaptations of his work. Please go follow and support both creators. 

Ep 327: Athlete Accountability and Personal Choices (Men's Round)

We end the month of April and say hello to the month of May with a men's round conversation. Sometimes in life its not about what you know its about who you know and who you choose to associate with. On this month's mens round edition of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes Juggy for a men's only conversation you will need a margarita or two for this conversation. Topics covered were various pressing issues, including the tragic loss of a young athlete, the importance of mental health, and the impact of police brutality on the Black community. They delve into the current political climate, the state of the WNBA, and the responsibilities of athletes in their personal lives. The conversation emphasizes the need for valuing life, accountability, and the complexities of societal issues. In this conversation, the men explore the complexities of parenting, relationships, and dating. They discuss the impact of parental choices on children's lives, the prevalence of imposter syndrome among men in dating, and the importance of authenticity and communication in relationships. The hosts emphasize the need for asking tough questions and being genuine in dating to foster meaningful connections. They also touch on societal expectations and the significance of mental health in navigating personal relationships. Please follow and support both platforms. Want to be a guest on future episodes? Hit this link. https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/17418936411040311c94a81a3

Ep 326: Unrealistic Expectations in Relationships featuring The Beyond I Do Podcast

The reason relationships and marriages fail can be pointed at someone setting unrealistic expectations out of people they decide to enter a relationship with. Set better expectations and find people who can meet those standards. On this episode of Liquor Talk, host Victor Jones engages with married couple Byron and Margaret, the hosts of the Beyond I Do podcast. They discuss their journey through marriage, the importance of communication, and the challenges faced during the pandemic. The couple shares insights on maintaining a strong relationship, the significance of friendship as a foundation for marriage, and the necessity of therapy and accountability in relationships. They also highlight the beauty of black love and the resilience required to navigate life's challenges together. In this engaging conversation, Byron and Margaret share their insights on navigating relationships, particularly after loss, and the importance of positive relationship stories. They discuss the challenges modern couples face, including financial management and communication issues, while emphasizing the need for mentorship and realistic expectations in relationships. The couple also offers valuable advice for singles and highlights the significance of understanding and support in building lasting partnerships. Please follow and support both platforms. Want to be apart of future episodes? Here is the link. https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/17418936411040311c94a81a3

Ep 325: Staying Ready featuring Urban Lady Prepper Podcast

In life you have to stay ready so you do not have to get ready. Times are rough out here and people have to learn how to be ready for whatever life brings. On this episode of the Liquor Talk podcast, host Victor Jones welcomes Lynn Jordan, the host of the Urban Lady Prepper podcast. They discuss the importance of preparedness, especially for single moms and urban dwellers, and how the events of 2020 highlighted the need for individuals to be self-sufficient. Lynn shares her personal journey into preparedness, the complacency she observes in disaster readiness, and the socio-economic factors that contribute to people's lack of preparedness. The conversation also touches on the impact of current events on the working class, the threats to innovative solutions, and the importance of community support in achieving food security. This episode also covers the importance of community support, particularly for black-owned businesses, and the need for preparedness in uncertain times. They explore generational perspectives on survival, the impact of technology on daily life, and the socio-economic dynamics that affect marginalized communities. The discussion also delves into the importance of infrastructure, the role of AI, and practical steps individuals can take to ensure personal preparedness and self-sufficiency. Please go follow and support both platforms. Want to be apart of future episodes of Liquor Talk? Hit the link. https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/17418936411040311c94a81a3