What’s In a Name – Guest Podcast
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Trueman is one of the last of his kind. He is a man in a society that strips men of their manhood. Hailing from Central America by way of the Northeastern United States, he started the blog Man Among Boys as a means to fill a void in society by providing a place where men can express themselves without apology or fear. Ranging topics from parenting to relationships, Man Among Boys strives to bring men back. It’s time to man up, fellas.
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For the guys first podcast I think it was pretty good. More mellow than Freeman will ever be but that’s probably a strength. Your name is important and although we’re just starting we need to keep our names from being associated with stuff that stops us from making money.
Yeah, I agree – if you ain’t repping your name out there, you’ll end up with cats like Omar walking down the streets calling you out.
Geez his voice is a bore. I couldn’t even listen to the whole podcast.
@BTB – Yeah Mellow is reserved for the ladies but when we talking chips I want to make sure you know I take it deadly serious. I mean end of the world in the bunker one can of beans and 3 adults serious with one butterknife!
My boy Trueman is more refined than I am and that’s a good thing. There’s level to this game and you have to be able to effectively communicate and maintain appearances. I learn a lot from the cat so I’m glad he gave it a shot…
@Ed – LOL we’ll hopefully our money came can get bigger than the Omar’s of the world.
@LM – Welcome – Damn is it like that? You got to go back to my first podcast and listen to the way I sound. The more you do anything the more you’ll find your voice. I think Trueman had some balls to even try it so hopefully he won’t get discouraged and keep at it until he finds that delivery that wins over Lady Marmalade.
You can’t please everyone that’s why it’s fools gold to try. Everything on here is free so the person says it determines what they want to give instead of the reader inquiring about what they should receive.