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Access to financing is one of the biggest challenges for small businesses. That challenge is even greater if you’re not white and not male. For
Mike Easterling, co-host of the Just Being Brothers podcast, joins Seth and Pete to talk about the black perspective on divorce, as well as gray divorce. How does being black change the divorce equation? What does church have to do with it? Education? It’s a wide-ranging conversation that comes with a great viewpoint. Plus, we have some listener questions!
Jake Wood, co-founder of Groundswell, leads us through his purpose journey, from creating social entrepreneurship ventures to the impact your company can make through them.
Ryan Dalton, author of the Time Shift trilogy and This Last Adventure, joins us to talk about minute seventeen of Marvel’s The Avengers: from a coughing child to Bruce asking Natasha about her actress buddy.
We return to the Slumber Party Massacre series for our February 2023 member bonus episode. That’s right, we’re talking about Danishka Esterhazy’s 2021 remake/reboot ‘Slumber Party Massacre.’ It’s a ton of fun as a parody and revisioning of the original films. They’re all clearly having fun with this. They even throw in references to other great horror films and franchises. But does the parodying nature of this diminish the feminist approach? Do you need to have seen the previous films? Or does it stand strong as-is? Tune in!