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In this episode, the crew debates what it really means to want “diversity,” why Black spaces can feel like comfort to some and confinement to others, and how phrases like “a breath of fresh air” can reveal bigger tensions around race, safety, and belonging. From there, the conversation expands into Atlanta’s systemic issues — from public transportation and redlining to youth takeovers, the lack of…
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In this emotional and powerful conversation, Swayvo speaks on losing both of his parents — R&B legend Angie Stone and Grammy-winning icon D’Angelo — and what it means to carry that legacy while building a name for himself. Growing up as the son of two musical pioneers comes with pressure, expectation, and comparison. But grief changes everything. Swayvo reflects on the lessons he learned from his…
In this episode of One Percent Better, the conversation moves beyond surface-level takes and into something deeper — what it really means to navigate systems that weren’t designed with you in mind. What starts as a discussion about holidays, religion, and questioning accepted traditions quickly evolves into a broader reflection on power, perception, and survival. The crew examines how stories…
In this episode of One Percent Better , the conversation starts in one place — podcast metrics, music discourse, culture takes — but slowly unfolds into something much deeper. What begins as a debate about surface numbers and social media perception evolves into a powerful reflection on America, survival, distrust in institutions, and what it means to grow inside systems that were never built with…
In this bonus episode of One Percent Better, comedian Daphnique joins the conversation for a wide-ranging, unfiltered discussion about visibility, value, and what actually sustains a career in today’s attention-driven world. What starts with humor and viral culture quickly evolves into a deeper breakdown of clout versus competence, fake transparency, and why being seen doesn’t always mean being…
In this episode of One Percent Better , the conversation digs into one of the most uncomfortable realities shaping modern relationships and society: the gender divide isn’t accidental — it was built through power, hierarchy, and control. What begins as a discussion about communication and misunderstanding between men and women quickly expands into a deeper examination of how systems — religion,…
n this episode of One Percent Better , the conversation starts where real life often hits hardest: raising a toddler and realizing just how unprepared you feel — even when you’re doing your best. What begins as a discussion about tantrums, patience, and emotional regulation slowly unfolds into something much deeper. The crew reflects on how parenting reshapes your perspective — from letting go of…
In this episode of One Percent Better , the conversation tackles one of the most uncomfortable truths in our culture: harm doesn’t always come from force — sometimes it comes from pressure, silence, and what people allow to slide. Using trending topics as a starting point, the group unpacks how consent, alcohol, power, and social dynamics collide in real life. What begins as a discussion about…
In this episode of One Percent Better , the conversation turns to one of the most difficult realities of parenting: what happens when two people love the same child—but raise them very differently. The crew unpacks how parenting styles clash around trust, control, consistency, and authority—and why those tensions often have less to do with the child and more to do with unresolved ego, absence, or…
