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10:36Money Making Conversations · Overcoming the Odds: She inspires small business owners with lessons on perseverance, succession planning, and self-identity.
word hustling because you have to go here, go here to, you know, I do it, I do it raising your hand, you know. The kids are doing it, the kids are doing it. Right, right. You know, like you're on the front row of high school, you know ... when I go back in the 20s and I look at their story, that's all they were trying to do. They kept raising their hands so they could do it no matter what, but they had to show they were qualified. They had to keep telling everybody they
Episode aired 2026-01-29
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5:53We Talk Back · RIP, The Streets Is Dead
your second child with him. Because he, technically, this is his eighth kid on the way. Right? And I think he has two kids that he raised, you know, from his ex. Child. Right. Exactly. Child. But imagine somebody asking, like, are y'all like, at least dating? Like, yeah ... tattooing my kid's name on me like these motherfuckers that grow up and disappoint you and now like I'm I everybody is are is their own individual person I'm not taking a charge you know right from wrong I raised you right I'm not taking charge
Episode aired 2025-09-04
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8:02Broken Play with Navv Greene · Ep. 104 | Broken Play Holiday Special: Jack Thriller, The Christmas Spirit…With Side-Eye
falling off of hoverboard, I own that. For real? I own that. You got it now? I got it now. Sell it. As a kid, though, my little best gift I ever got that I can remember, I don't know. I can't remember. You can come back ... think she would do that to him because he has his best interest. She seemed like a really... And she raised two good kids. He's a very nice, wholesome woman. Yeah, three good kids. Yeah, really good, wholesome woman. Yeah. By my standards. Yeah. But I believe what Dion
Episode aired 2025-12-25
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2:40The Breakfast Club · FULL SHOW: Obama Speaks On Trump's Obsession With Him + Dr. Sesha Joi Moon, Stacey Holman, Maya Tepler & Alphonso David Interview
little bit. It just felt like business as usual. Damn. And it made you feel good because it's just like, I really raised a good kid. Yes. Yeah. Absolutely. And then when they graduate college, well, you didn't cry. I cried for both. I cried when Maddie graduated ... daughter's age. So her son is obviously always around. Is that his kid too? Or that's just her kid? No. Okay. Just her kid. Okay. Yeah. And then, um, so like we do have a visitation order where he's supposed to have her every other weekend
Episode aired 2026-06-25
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9:35Checking In · Replay: Checking In w My Girls
make sure her family is fed. And is that based off of a traditional role, which is men work, women clean, nurture, raise the kids, cook? Yeah. They're from a different country and a different era. I'm talking about my grandmother had, she had six kids ... very lonely, especially in the beginning. Because most of my friends who have had kids, some men have absolutely stepped up and did a great job with helping to raise the baby, but a lot haven't. And it becomes so, so, so emotionally. It's almost like a prison
Episode aired 2026-07-01
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10:44The Breakfast Club · Best of full interview: Iyanla Vanzant Talks New Book 'Spiritual Hygiene', The Inside Fix, Leadership, Accountability + More
heart. When did you realize how to best use your lady balls? Because I saw you talk about when you were raising your kids, you were being the father and you weren't the mother. You weren't the most nurturing. But when did you realize how to lean into ... been grandmothering him now and I want to be fully present for him. Gotcha. This is a kid who doesn't have his mom or his dad. His grandmother, my daughter was raising him. She, he's gone. So now he's with me. And so I made a conscious
Episode aired 2026-04-08
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10:40The Breakfast Club · INTERVIEW: Iyanla Vanzant Talks New Book 'Spiritual Hygiene', The Inside Fix, Leadership, Accountability + More
heart. When did you realize how to best use your lady balls? Because I saw you talk about when you were raising your kids, you were being the father, and you weren't the mother. You weren't the most nurturing. So when did you realize how to lean into ... been grandmothering him now. And I want to be fully present for him. Gotcha. This is a kid who doesn't have his mom or his dad. His grandmother, my daughter, was raising him. She's gone. So, now he's with me. And so, I made a conscious choice
Episode aired 2026-01-15
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1:38Brilliant Idiots · Gangbang (Ft. Glasses Malone, Mandii B, and WeezyWTF)
another thing. Like, I don't really think I speak highly of it. I probably. Is this your life? Yeah. If I raise my kid in the neighborhood, I understand the fight at that point. Because he's going to start building with the community, da, da, da, and your ... stand in the way of whatever you think you got to do. But I probably wouldn't raise my son or daughter on 117th Street at this point. So, now, if my kid went to start driving 20 miles to go over there to hang out, we're going
Episode aired 2025-06-27
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14:32The Breakfast Club · INTERVIEW: Gucci Mane & Keyshia Ka'oir Open Up About Schizophrenia, Controlling Mental Health Episodes + More
just be so strict. That would scare me. I cannot level it. My kids see me like that. And I cannot be where I'm not on point to be needed to handle the business of raising the baby. You know what I'm saying? I get them ... know? I love being a present dad. That's like, I didn't even know that it was so much joy in raising kids that it is. That's the best. But you know what I'm saying? Like, raising a family has changed me. It has changed
Episode aired 2025-10-20
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5:21The Read · Diary of a Mad White Man
anytime a bitch have 11 kids, I'm already, I'm already looking at you a little bit sideways. Cause who all is raising them kids? Who all is doing it? Like when you have that many children, the older kids end up taking on more responsibility for the younger ... done with that anyway. Rochie said girl keep that. Nobody. Yeah. I'm really not. Literally. Literally that girl. Go raise all the fucking kids. Somebody. I. You know. I. I want to believe it's somebody who works. Or worked at the prison. And was listening to the calls
Episode aired 2025-09-11
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5:30The Breakfast Club · Bonus: Aunties In Your Business
here's my thing. And this is how I used to feel when like people people to this day still be like, you want kids? And I'd be like, you're going to pay for them. I think I do think a lot of it is in love ... situations where people are happily married or happily in relationships. Other than that, everyone I know woman wise has raised their kids by themselves. Like I have I have a few aunts that have been like happily married for some time or like had kids with someone
Episode aired 2025-12-27
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14:02The Breakfast Club · INTERVIEW: Jennifer Arnise Talks 'Black Mother Wound,' Survival Vs. Healing Within Black Families + More
years ago. But now when I have my kids, I kind of do the same thing as my dad. And I try to scale back a little bit, but it's difficult because that's how you were raised. So how do you break those traumas so that your daughters ... know, you said that there's books where people can read. But, you know, even me and my wife, we wrote books on raising our kids. But what I realize is everybody's family is different, right? Everybody's kids are different, right? If that was the case
Episode aired 2026-05-25
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17:09Reasonably Shady · | Ep 205 | Time For Turkey?
after? Like my kids didn't watch it. They probably maybe sat, they probably watched it while I watched it. Okay. Yeah. No, my kids didn't, but why'd they kill them? I don't know. Cause that thing was, I want, I loved his relationship. We going ... look, you're, you would then look crazy if you address it. But for me, I'm very, I was, you know, I raised my kids to make eye contact. Look people in the eye when you talk to them. I was raised to look people
Episode aired 2025-11-17
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13:58No Ceilings · Conversations With A Suburbanite
wasn't even, you had to be a fucked up kid to get independent studies when I was younger. I mean, a fucked up kid. Now, you just can choose it. I'm on an independent study. Shit, I like it better. I don't got to go deal with ... ghetto. A lot of people got their shit together. So many first and second generation hip-hop people, man, they raised their kids in the suburbs. And they brought them to culture they self. And, you know, their kids is doing even better than their kids is doing. You know
Episode aired 2026-07-22
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12:49Perspektives with Bank · The Ultimate Gentleman’s Guide to Recovery with Ken | Men’s Divorce Coach
become somebody in today's world. I think most of these women be hypocrites, though. They'll say it takes a village to raise kids. It takes a village for a man, too. Absolutely. It takes a village. Absolutely. Absolutely. And I'm glad you said it. You start shaking ... believe that as men we've been raised. Not you. But as men we've been raised to believe that women are networked. They are. And you have to open your eyes. Oh wait. Wait. Slick. We've been raised as men to believe that women
Episode aired 2025-06-09
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25:34Decisions, Decisions · Selective Ignorance: Ep. 69 | Scammers, Shea Butter Baby & Sunday Service
impacted them to even be able to have access to their biological parents, but be raised by a couple that chose to keep them from their biological parents. What if they, what if the kid grows up and the other family has contact with the kid and they ... part of the child's life. They're not a part of the upbringing. And all of these women are left having to raise these kids alone. I hate the idea that we as human beings were quote unquote, put here to just create and procreate and spread seeds
Episode aired 2026-06-23
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35:35No Ceilings · Shaping the Future of Hip Hop
would. Exactly. Yeah, that's what I said. He would abandon his kids. That's what I'm saying. He'd be so eager to clap on his kids and listen. He would abandon his kids. Or you just want to disagree with me. I don't want to disagree ... niggas that don't raise their kids. You right. You do not like niggas who don't raise their kids. Oh, you still saying it? It's niggas I fuck with that I don't fuck with today because they don't raise their fucking kid. I won't even
Episode aired 2025-09-13
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8:48The Breakfast Club · BREAKING DIDDY UPDATE - Sean P Combs sentenced 4 years
well too. He says, you know, I lost everything. I lost my career. I lost my reputation. I lost my ability to raise my kids and help my mom. I lost my self-respect. I lost my businesses. They talked a lot about him not having money anymore. He said ... never heard of to the place your whole world depends on. Children's Miracle Network raises funds for 170 children's hospitals across the United States and Canada. These hospitals provide care for all kids, whether it's helping them recover from life-changing events or treating lifelong conditions. Visit
Episode aired 2025-10-03
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11:24Side Hustle Pro · 465: The Founder of Boss Women Media Launched a Second Business While Pregnant With Twins
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think I'm going back every couple of months. The patient, the insurance. The benefits. Now that we have kids, especially. So how have you been able to not go back, right? Like, so what was your next step after quitting? When did you start working ... time nanny that comes and helps. Like none of this happens by yourself. And people used to say it takes a village to raise a kid. And as a mom now, I know exactly what that means. It takes a ton of support to raise little human beings. And then
Episode aired 2025-06-04
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1:16:58Broken Play with Navv Greene · Ep. 93 | Mark Sanchez’s Moment, Ayesha Curry’s Comments & LeBron’s Legacy....Who’s Winning and Who’s Wilding
like, JoJo, you around us. Like, you have to be for your kids more than a dad would have to be. If that makes sense. Like, granted, we all know how it is raising kids as dads, bro. Right. But some stuff. Oh, where's your mom? Yeah, yeah, yeah ... cousins. Yeah. On my mama's side, bro, my grandma and granddaddy had 12 kids. Yeah. Half my family, Florida, half my family, Georgia. And then just, you got to think, they kids had kids. Nigga, I got cousins older than me that I used to call auntie till
Episode aired 2025-10-09