175-Come On, Cletus

Dom and Genn  @Level10Genn  discuss their experiences at the Jay Z 30 concert across state lines and continents then segway into Super Bowl predictions.#jayz #superbowl #blackvoices #entertainment #comedy #beyonce #popculturenews

In this Whiskey Soured × Sonshine State crossover, Dom and Sonshine unpack Black identity, parenting, social media, education, diaspora tensions, Black history, HBCUs, and why Black people can never be reduced to one experience.The conversation starts light—with dating older men, career changes and parenting—but quickly gets deeper as they discuss whether today's children are becoming too dependent, the impact of tablets and social media, “learned helplessness,” and the importance of teaching independence. sonshineThen things REALLY heat up as they respond to Da’Vinchi's comments about Black Americans, slavery and identity, and ask a bigger question: Why are Black Americans constantly expected to defend and explain our history?Stick around for the conversation about Black resilience, HBCU culture and why knowing where you come from matters.🥃 Pour up and join the conversation.

Welcome back Cletus Kassidy

Welcome Kendra back to the show as we chat about the last year of our lives, our struggles with unemployment while still marching forward.

Running it back with the bro, its bee a while.

In this special episode of Whiskey Soured, we’re celebrating 20 years of Beyoncé’s iconic B’Day album—and what better time to do it than around Queen Bey’s birthday? We’re going track by track through B’Day, revisiting the songs, vocals, visuals, performances, and unforgettable moments that made this era so special. From “Déjà Vu” to “Resentment,” and more, we’re flashing back to the memories that gave us LIFE and, in some cases, genuinely changed our lives.But this isn’t just an album review. We’re talking about where we were when these songs dropped, the memories attached to them, our favorite moments from the era, and why B’Day still hits 20 years later.Pour yourself something good and join us as we raise a glass to Beyoncé, B’Day, and an album that gave us absolutely NO reason to be acting the way we were acting in 2006. 🎧 Listen, comment, subscribe, and tell us: What’s your favorite track from B’Day—and what memory does it bring back for you?#Beyonce #BDay #BeyonceBDay #BeyonceBirthday #Beyhive #Beyonce20Years #BeyonceFans #AlbumReview #MusicPodcast #RnBPodcast #2000sMusic #MusicNostalgia #WhiskeySoured

Dominique Lovings welcomes back Nya Fuentes for a lively conversation on the latest episode of Whiskey Sour. They explore a range of topics, including navigating retrograde, pet anecdotes, the challenges of teaching, and engaging dating stories. Nya opens up about her eclectic career adventures, while Dominique shares insights from launching a new podcast, "Stone Cold Freaks." The discussion delves into societal issues, personal growth, and maintaining individuality in a busy world, offering listeners an engaging and humorous take on modern life and relationships.

Welcome back to a live episode of Whiskey Sour Libations and Conversations with your host, Dom! In this episode, Dom sits down with fellow Aquarius  ⁨@KennEdwinTV⁩  —writer, producer, editor, and the CEO of his own streaming universe. Together, they dive deep into the chaotic reality of balancing full-time content creation with the unpredictable legalities of the real world, from dealing with shady contractors to managing estate planning and trust funds. They explore Dominique's surprising background in church puppet ministries, her thoughts on artist development (and the sophomore slump of stars like Coco Jones and Chloe x Halle), and why the music industry needs better A&Rs. Stick around for a hilarious breakdown of Megan Thee Stallion's lyrics, the nuances of relationships, and a surprise Airbnb house tour. Like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations, comedy relief, and real talk!

This week on Whiskey Soured, Dom Lovings pours up with actress, hairstylist, entrepreneur, and all-around powerhouse Marshay Nicole Wayans. From her Brooklyn roots to navigating life in Los Angeles, Marshay gets real about building a career on her own terms, chasing acting dreams, and what it's actually like marrying into one of entertainment's most iconic families. The two chat about manifestation, Hollywood highs and lows, personal growth, and the art of reinventing yourself while staying true to who you are. Expect laughs, honesty, and plenty of gems along the way.

Dominique Lovings sits down with her cousin Josh Lovings, an established podcaster from "Reason to Doubt," as they delve into various topics from personal growth and relationships to the intricacies of podcasting. They discuss Josh's successful podcast journey, including live shows and plans for a tour. They also explore the double standards in gender dynamics, the value of honesty in relationships, and their family connections. Tune in for authentic conversations that blend personal anecdotes with broader cultural insights.