Stuff I Don't Like

Although baby boomers like to blame a variety of problems on us "crazy millennials," there's a new generation in town and they're even more effed up than us...Gen Z! On this week's episode I chat with marketing expert and Gen Z-er Sarah Hallal to understand the social and economic habits of kids ages 10-23. She's savvy, smart and will teach you some interesting facts about the youth. She's also too young to know what Oregon Trail is and that makes me feel very old indeed.

On this week's episode, I interview award-winning plant-based food blogger, photographer and recipe enthusiast @jessicainthekitchen. Jessica's work has been featured in publications such as BuzzFeed, Essence, Self magazine and other dope places. In this interview, you'll learn how to easily and affordably add more fruits and veggies to our diets, even if you aren't ready to go full-blown vegan. She also gives priceless tips on how to grow your personal brand and glow up in the world of social media and online marketing. Visit Jessica's website at jessicainthekitchen.com for more info

On this week's episode of the Stuff I Don't Like Podcast I go on a mini rant about why I hate excuses and we can do to stop making them. Let's get our shit together, together! Follow @_stuffidontlike on IG and Twitter.

On this week’s episode, I have an honest and open dialogue with author and relationship expert Debbie L. London. She explore concepts like do-dependency and mental wellness through the lens of her marriage and divorce. She also offers tips and strategies to avoid red from her latest book. You may think you’re in love, but it’s probably just co-dependency (insert Kanye shrug). Follow Debbie @debbiellondon Visit stuffidontlike.net to get your free logo pin!

I was blessed enough to be pretty damn close to Issa Rae last weekend, as part of AT&T Shape Event at Warner Brothers Studios. Anyone that knows me knows that I LOVE me some Issa, and often imagine she’s my BFF in my head… In this interview, Issa tells about her rise to success, first through YouTube with her “Adventures of an Awkward Black Girl,” series to the HBO hit “Insecure,” to her upcoming film projects and more. Issa proves that we don’t have to wait for permission from the so-called Hollywood gatekeepers to make our own content, we can create and distribute on our own. P.S. Highly disappointed the interviewer didn’t ask about her skincare routine. I know I can’t be the only one out here trying to get that Issa glow ☀️ P.S.S. If you're an entrepreneur looking for an extra competitive edge, please contact the homie and past Stuff I Don't Like Guest, Dave Anderson, a.k.a. @thebusinessbully. He's an Amazon best-selling offer that's been featured on the Gary Vee Show, CNN and more, and now he can be

No, I didn't personally speak with Diddy a.k.a Puffy, a.k.a Puff Daddy, a.k.a P. Diddy, a.k.a Brother Love. I did however bask in his glowing presence while attending the AT&T Shape Event at Warner Brothers Studios in Los Angeles, CA. He imparted his usual Diddy wisdom, and inspired me to go out in the world and do great things. I'm sure he'll do the same for you. Let's go and manifest, y'all.

In the last episode of the Get Yo' Life Series, I speak with sustainability expert and activist, Dominique Drakeford. Although the environmental sustainability space has been gentrified harder than a corner in Brooklyn, Dominique reminds us that indigenous people have long lived in harmony with Mama Earth. She gives us tips and tools to increase environmental responsibility in our every day lives and reminds us that we can be eco-warriors and still look cute AF. Learn more about Dominique at melaninASS.com Just because it's May doesn't mean we can't set some resolutions. In the words of the homie Shia La Boeuf: JUST DO IT! FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS!

Everybody is talking about Kanye so I figured I might as well throw my two cents in...as always I keep it 100% real on my show so my opinion may not match up with popular consent. Check it out and leave a comment!

The next several episodes are part of the Get Yo' Life! Series on the Stuff I Don't Like Podcast. I'm going to talk to business experts, life coaches, psychologists and more in an effort to get everyone in shape to achieve some shit. The second episode in the series features life coach Alisa J. Green. She offers tips on how to get motivate, preserve your energy, and much more. Just because it's May doesn't mean we can't set some resolutions. In the words of the homie Shia La Boeuf: JUST DO IT! FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS!

The next several episodes are part of the Get Yo' Life! Series on the Stuff I Don't Like Podcast. I'm going to talk to business experts, life coaches, psychologists and more in an effort to get everyone in shape to achieve some shit. The first episode in the series features best-selling author, motivational speaker, and podcast host Dave Anderson. Dave has showcased his honest and ruthless business teachings in outlets like Ebony Magazine, The Breakfast Club, The Huffington Post and countless others. Get ready for some real talk! Just because it's April doesn't mean we cant set some resolutions. In the words of the homie Shia La Boeuf: JUST DO IT! FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS!

The next several episodes are part of the Get Yo' Life! Series on the Stuff I Don't Like Podcast. I'm going to talk to business experts, life coaches, psychologists and more in an effort to get everyone in shape to achieve some shit. Just because it's April doesn't mean we cant set some resolutions. This intro to the Get Yo Life! Series is a short little motivational rant to help you set some actionable goals, refine your criteria for success, and make consistency a major key in your life. In the words of the homie Shia La Boeuf: JUST DO IT! FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS!

On this episode of the Stuff I Don't Like Podcast, I talk with HR professional and networking extraordinaire, Hila Creme. As a person who hates networking (but also recognizes its' power and importance, especially being a creative), I wanted Hila to share some tips, thoughts, and advice on the subject.

On this episode of Stuff I Don't Like, I'm joined by my friend Milan to discuss common misconceptions around spirituality. This a suuuper deep episode guys, so put on your diving goggles and prepare to alter your perceptions of reality! Milan discusses her own experiences as an empath, and tips for everyone to increase their own intuitive powers. Tune in to get some good vibes and mystical revelations...healing crystals and sage not included. TED Talk, "Psychosis or Spiritual Awakening": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFtsHf1lVI4 Joseph Campbell Lectures: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpFY09Gb9ceraLHJo2aZaXpAg3erSiTG2

I was invited to moderate a panel on female entrepreneurs on International Women's Day at TOMS HQ. This is a live recording from the event. We talk with young, female entrepreneurs about inspiration, how to pick yourself up from failure, and give advice and resources to any budding boss ladies out there.

On this week's episode, I'm joined by artist and graphic designer Salpy to discuss the merits and faults of the so-called "selfie museum," art exhibits that seem to provide less culture and more IG-worthy backgrounds. We discuss well-known exhibits like the Museum of Ice Cream, The Color Factory, and 29Rooms. Is the selfie museum an accessible and interactive way to experience art, or a cash cow for shallow corporate sponsors? Listen to the episode, and you be the judge. Follow the Stuff I Don't Like Podcast on IG and Twitter, both @_stuffidontlike. Also check out stuffidontlike.net for a complete listing of places where you can stream the show.

On today's episode, I interview immigration attorney and activist, Lahaina Araneta, Esq. She talks about common misconceptions about illegal immigration and her vision for comprehensive immigration reform. We also laugh alot and throw in some sneak disses toward the Orange Cheeto POTUS. Lahaina is also offering free consultations about DACA to those in need. If you're interested in her services, please email her : lahaina.araneta@gmail.com Please check the show out on IG and Twitter, both @_stuffidontlike You can also visit stuffidontlike.net for a complete listing of all the places you can stream the show.

I don't know about you, but my knowledge of bitcoin is based solely on memes. This week, I sought to change that by inviting blockchain enthusiast, @CryptoCabra to speak on the show. He teaches me about the origins of bitcoin and blockchain technology, how this technology can disrupt society as we know it, and inspires me to create my own crypto currency to scam some nerds. His dog also barks a little and chews a squeak toy but only for few seconds, so ignore that.

On a special crossover episode of Stuff I Don't Like, I'm joined by my friend Catie, host of the dating podcast Swipe Right. I try to convince her that first dates should never be at a restaurant or a bar...even thought that's what 99.9% of humans chose to do. But if all your friends jumped off a cliff would you do it too?

On this episode of Stuff I Don't Like, I'm joined by my friend Blanca to discuss how men are negatively affected by the patriarchy...ya heard right, I said men! Not only do we review the fabulous bell hooks book, "The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love," we also talk about dating, self-improvement and what we all can do to help the men in our lives be open to love. To read the books we reference in this episode, please check out these links: https://www.amazon.com/Will-Change-Men-Masculinity-Love/dp/0743456084 https://www.amazon.com/Four-Agreements-Practical-Personal-Freedom/dp/1878424319

On this week's episode, I'm joined by siblings Julisa and Tony Tig for part 2 of their interview. If you haven't listened to Part 1 yet, please do check out last weeks episode! In this hella #woke episode, the conversation veers from Hip Hop to activism. We discuss the a wide range of topics from the 2016 election, to financial literacy, all with lots of inappropriate jokes and laughter.