In this episode of Fuck Is They Talkin Bout, we dive into the conflict between scientific dogma and lived spiritual experience. We talk openly about our encounters with the spiritual realm, how society trains us to ignore our intuition, and why so many people have abandoned inner knowing in favor of blind trust in “official” narratives.

We also break down the truth of what it means to be light beings having a human experience — and why reclaiming your spiritual awareness is the key to waking up in a world designed to keep you disconnected.

Welcome to “Fuck Is They Talkin’ Bout? The Podcast” — where we question everything.

Nothing is off-limits. No narrative is too protected. No perspective is too uncomfortable.

This show is about breaking the illusion.

Every episode, we dig into a plethora of topics — culture, spirituality, politics, relationships, media, justice, consciousness — and we explore them from angles most people are scared to look at.

We’re asking the real questions.

We’re having the conversations the world avoids.

We’re exposing the programming, challenging the storylines, and waking up the parts of ourselves that society keeps trying to put back to sleep.

If you’re ready to think for yourself, see through the noise, and elevate your awareness…

You’re in the right place.

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On this episode of “Fuck Is They Talkin’ Bout The Podcast,” I dive into three major conversations shaking the culture: Rodney Hinton, Tyre Nichols, and Tory Lanez. But instead of repeating the same takes everybody’s already heard, I break down each situation from an unpopular, uncomfortable, and necessary angle.

This episode connects police violence, community accountability, and celebrity narratives into one bigger message: we need real change—culturally, legally, and spiritually. I challenge the way we process injustice, the stories we believe too easily, and the cycles we keep repeating.

If you’re ready for raw honesty, critical thinking, and a perspective that isn’t scared to go deeper, this is the episode you need to hear.

In this episode of “Fuck Is They Talkin’ Bout? The Podcast,” we dive into two heavy conversations shaping the culture:

the misunderstanding of ADHD and whether the recent allegations surrounding high-profile figures — like Sean “Diddy” Combs — are a sign of a larger shift coming.

I break down how ADHD is often misread, mislabeled, and misunderstood in our community, especially in adults who were never given the language or support to understand their own minds. From focus issues to overstimulation to the pressure to “mask,” I explore why ADHD is more than hyperactivity — it’s a spectrum of wiring that the world still doesn’t understand.

Then we zoom out:

Are the controversies and public investigations around celebrities simply isolated stories… or are they part of a bigger cultural unveiling? Are we entering an era where secrets, power structures, and hidden behaviors — across many industries — are coming to the surface? I explore these questions without claiming guilt or innocence, but by asking what these moments say about us, our society, and what’s being exposed collectively.

This episode challenges assumptions, questions narratives, and invites you to think beyond headlines.

If you’re ready for truth-seeking, cultural pattern recognition, and uncomfortable but necessary conversations, tap in.

In this episode of “Fuck Is They Talkin’ Bout? The Podcast,” we break down the recent government shutdown — why it happened, what it exposed, and how moments like this actually create space for community building and collective power.

I explore how the shutdown reflects the falling of the old guard: outdated political systems, fragile institutions, and power structures that can no longer hide their instability. From economic pressure to political gridlock, we look at how these cracks are showing up everywhere — even in the resurfacing of major public allegations involving high-profile figures like Donald Trump being named in the unsealed Epstein files (all explored through public reporting and commentary).

This episode connects these national shifts to something bigger:

the breakdown of old systems and the rise of new frameworks.

We also tap into tech and finance:

New York — one of the strictest states when it comes to crypto regulation — just opened its first-of-its-kind Digital Asset Center.

Why now?

What does that signal about the future of money, autonomy, and decentralization?

From government instability to community resilience to emerging digital infrastructure, this episode explores how everything collapsing is actually everything rebuilding.

If you’re ready to understand the patterns behind the chaos, this is the conversation you don’t want to miss.