CT Time (Concerning Topics)

The host had an idea to talk about domestic violence. As you will hear, the show eventually became about domestic abuse. Knowing that the host is a feminism advocate really helps out with perspective. The point of the episode is to notice the flags of domestic abuse. No matter the relationship. We hope this episode gets through to whoever needs it! As always, let us know how we did.

We did have other episodes before hand, but the quality wasn't up to par for a spotify upload. If you would still like to watch them, you can find them here:

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This episode, our guest speakers got caught up. But luckily we have a person shadowing with us. And they gladly helped out with the conversation with the background that they have. The title speaks for itself. Some people believe that Gospel is for children. Some people believe that Gospel is not for children. Others would rather not care. While there are worst music genres to talk about. It's no better place to start than with some of the first music genres we all listen to as children. As always, let us know how well we did!

This is not a diss to anyone that is reaching middle age and still very much single. This is actually a reach for understanding for both ends. Those that are of the age and those that are not of the age. Anyone can become 35+ in age and be constantly single for years. But why is that though. We weren't able to fully dive into this discussion due to not having guest speakers this episode. But we did scratch the surface. We might even come back to this topic sooner or later as well. Let us know how we did!

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We apologize for the lateness of our episode upload, but know that we have more episodes ready as well. This was about the fact that the new iphone 15 dropped. So you know what that means: people are already beginning to start comparing phones. Around the time that this show actually started, this conversation would've been a great one to have. But since apple has lost their monopoly lawsuit, each phone now basically has it's give and take physically on why you should get it. We have 2 guest speakers on our show. One is team android and the other is team iphone. Let us know how we did with our discussion!

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As far as dates go, 9/11 definitely happened. Or else we wouldn't have been able to record that day. But as far as conspiracies go, We weren't allowed to record in our studio that day. But luckily our team is resourceful as always, so we found a local library to talk. It was just unfortunate that we couldn't stream that day. But luckily we still have content for you! The conspiracy is not actually about whether or not the 9/11 event happened. But that is for you to find out! Let us know how we did with this show!

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The past few weeks have been crazy. It affected our production and production value. We do strive for professional episodes, but we don't always get those together unfortunately. But that leads to the conversation that we have this episode. While we strive for greatness, our episodes are paid out of pocket. We do ask for support, but we can be patient about when it comes. Everything one does can be evaluated when it comes to one's job. But this conversation is more so about if the job is undervaluing us. These questions come in rotation a lot. And it's hard to decide if the individual is right to feel how they feel, or if it's all in their head. It's up to you to decide. Still, we are always here for the convo! Let us know how we did in the episode!

Gaming has become an easy sense of access for a waste of time as of late. And within that access, you get the less enthusiastic or even worse: the exclusive club. And then there's also the awkward group within the awkward group. Lately, gamers have all came together to figure out how to differ who from whom. Not to say that there aren't gatekeepers out there, but knowing that there are those trying to have you join their club feels more warming than those that act disgusted with you simply due to your lack of talent or uninterests into their usual hobbies. And this is how we came up with this conversation. We have two guest speakers for this conversation as well and they were both male and female giving two separate perspectives! Let us know how we did!

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In our final week, we wanted to talk about an LGBT issue that is going on inside and outside of the community. There are many words for the phenomenon, but we decided to go with the umbrella term "Labels". Basically "What is your sexuality? Are you a boy or a girl or both or none? Do you even identify as human?" These labels both separate and discriminate individuals in so many ways. While there are those that embrace the labels, there are also those that reject them. With our special guest lil simi from pugilistradio.com we will be getting down and dirty with the conversation! Let us know how we did!

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Believe it or not, both the words "Sympathy and Empathy" have a sense of spirituality towards them. It's not just about feeling or caring, it's about the who/what/when/where/why. Usually how we start our questions. But even then, it's still about the connections. So too many times, people have confused the two words or even the concepts of such. Ironically one of these words was invented because the concept itself didn't even have a name to it. Rambling aside, we had two guest speakers today talk about the two words, whether or not they understood the difference, and even how to even apply it. The world needs a sense of sympathy and empathy. Lately it's been corrupted with mostly apathy. Hopefully with our conversation, you can possibly understand the difference and reasons to use each sense of caring. Let us know how we did!

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Freaknik was once a picnic for college graduates. And then it evolved into what the Netflix film considers a phenomenon. But the impact that came out of it is what this conversation is about. How because the over exposure of sexuality and animosity on both the male and female end awakened and introduced more people into what we call "Rape Culture". The culture of it is something we will bring up later on. But understand that we are trying to come together on acceptance, tolerance, empathy, and moral support. A woman shouldn't have to be "asking" for it if she decides to dress provocatively. And a man shouldn't be accused of wanting to force the women just because he finds her attractive. The same can be said vise versa or within an LGBT situation. Rape is rape, no matter the sex or gender. Let us know how we did with this conversation!

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We don't know how many people actually watch our episodes since we finally released them on video. But We do know that you decide to listen. And That's all we could ask for! But more importantly, we also would like to ask the question of "Do you still watch TV"? It's a very tricky question today since not a lot of individuals carry a cable box in their house anymore. But how many have smart TV's in almost every room in the house? And why? That's particularly how this conversation came to be. Conspiracy theories or not, no TV is actually watching you. Smart TV's are just able to confirm who particularly is watching what with the info that you provide. With that being said, we had 2 guest speakers today that helped figure out at least if the millennial generation actually still watches TV or not. Let us know how we did!

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Despite what you might think, this is not an uncommon topic. Nor is this an uncommon question. Lately a lot of content creators have been coming out if the blue correlating the school systems with the prison systems. This conversation alone is becoming a decent conversation for conspiracy theorist and small time hustlers. In order fir the producer to attempt to prove the crowd wrong, as he is an advocate for education, he had to get an ex con from prison on his show to explain what it was actually like living in a prison as pertaining to just one attending an educational institute. As always, let us know how we did. Our guest speakers today was a highschool senior and an ex con from prison.

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Easter was just the day before we broadcasted the episode so we decided to talk about the real meaning behind it. We also added a few origin points to it as well. While the conversation became slightly heated during the broadcast, the team is still in good standings with each other. Either way, this was supposed to be an easy topic out of the other topics we had so far this season. Let us know how we did with this conversation. And Also let us know who you think is right about when we think Jesus died and resurrected.

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With the rise of TikTok, Facebook reels, Onlyfans, and other content sites paying their users to be on, the rise of "content creation" has come to an all time high. Forcing those who actually make multimedia from scratch have to get extra gimmicky in order to get the attention they feel they deserve. There is nothing wrong with having a plethora of content creators per say. But there is an issue about having people steal one's content and claim it as their own. Especially if their getting paid for it. It has been happening for years. And now it is almost uncontrollable with how many people can get paid to steal other creators material and use it as their own practically without getting sued. So in this episode, we were trying to get down to business on what truly makes one a content creator. With our host Asisa for the third season and our guest speaker Lord Ac3, we were doing just that within our episode. Let us know how well we did within the episode!

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This is our final episode for the season! We will be back in 2 months tops. But for now, lets look back on all the conversations that we had. This episode would not stream how we wanted, so we eventually just streamed from the iphone. We just want to thank everyone that's been listening so far and we hope that you continue to listen as we continue to get better with our conversations and sound! But for now, let us know how we did!

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2023 is almost here! And that almost means nothing when people are still catching covid. But when it comes down to it, the scare isn't as harsh as it was at the start of 2020. This show actually started during covid. And ever since, we've been trying to do the best we can with bringing quality content and interesting and heavy topics. All in all, you can at least say that this show survived the pandemic. We can't say that for many other businesses though. This is not a flex as it is more an observation and discussion. Running a business is hard. Keeping a business alive can be even harder. So for those that survived, we salute you. And for those that fell apart, hopefully this talk will help you get motivated to get back on your feet if you didn't give up. Let us know how we did during the conversation.

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Sometimes one has to look back and see how far they came as a community from where they started to where they are now. And sometimes one also has to see why even though they've reached a pinnacle, that they are still not appropriately recognized as an individual or as a group. You have to understand that even though movies like Black panther, Woman King, and birth of a Nation have won awards, some people still don't see movies with a black lead as one that can be considered high tier or worth a watch. Sometimes even our music gets overlooked if the music is too positive and not demeaning to our community. So recognizing that we as a black community are finally breaking a stigma of how everyone views us as a community is very great. But we aren't fully there yet to where we are recognized as a "normal" community. Only time will tell. Until then, thanks everyone who decides to listen to our philosophical talks. Let us know how we did this episode!

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We decided to have a sequel episode to our first episode about porn. The last one was about addiction to porn. This episode is about how porn makes you view sex as a whole. A lot of people claim that it can keep you in the fantasy mindset. Our producer and Emcee almost agree about that. But what is understood is that porn is not real life. We have an ex pornstar named Jadadee on our show to give her personal perspective on the inside and how it has affected her on the outside. And then we have as a special Guest speaker "Tapped Dubb" to explain how he views the romantic endeavors while still watching porn. Let us know how we did with this conversation.

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This is a sequel episode to our last episode we dropped about the men. We had two beautiful guest speakers on here able to come in person and provide their stories about the hurt, the wall building, and the struggling in relationships from the woman's perspective. Now hurt varies as explained by our guest speakers but one thing stays consistent. And that is that neither side is hearing each other. The show today was hosted by the producer instead of Asisa just to show a sign of empathy on both ends. Let him know if he did a good enough job or if he should leave the hosting to Asisa.

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We don't know if this comes off as conceded but we actually do listen to other podcasts as well. Not specifically for inspiration, but it seems that the most accessible form of entertainment seems to be a talk show from YouTube and Tik Tok vloggers. Not that that's a bad thing because we started from YouTube and Facebook ourselves. And now we're on Spotify. Still, listening to these recent podcasts has shown us that a lot of men are either getting trampled by women for being incompetent. Or even worse, these incompetent men believe that they should be practically worshipped by women. Either way it goes, we are hearing more and more that men today don't really know how to be men for whatever reason. Our conversation this episode was to see if there is a connective issue or not. While the producer does lay down his own philosophies as to why, it doesn't give the one "size fits all" answer everyone might be looking for. Let us know how we did.

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This was our first collaborative episode with another podcast platform called the MC Anime Podcast. We have their link below if you would like to follow them! As always you can let us know what you think about the episodes!

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MC Anime welcomes you to an original game where it tests people's tastes in media. Entertainment Scavenger Hunt is a game of random concepts grouped together and the first person to correctly match them wins the round. Each player is given 3 concepts and it is their job to think of an entertainment property to match them the best they can. Players vote for the winner ideally who was first and if others accept the answer. For example, ballons, gum, and sneakers a correct response will be the movies: It or Sandlot. Join as Leia, Tex, and Rey competes to see who is the best at consuming multimedia. Tune in to see how closely the results are and who wins.

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Whenever someone is on social media, they have to sign an agreement. Whenever someone buys a car, they have to sign an agreement. This is no different from when we signed up to upload podcast episodes to major podcasting platforms. We had to sign an agreement. But unfortunately, it seems that not a lot of people actually read most, if not all, of their agreements. Why? We do not know. But what we do know is too many people have been negatively affected because of it. And that is particularly why we made this episode. It doesn't matter if you wanted to make a facebook to connect with friends or if you wanted to sign a record deal to get rich. You need to read the terms! Let us know how we did with this episode!

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Reasons why we are so late into uploading this episode is because last week our stream dropped. Unfortunately we did not remember the whole conversation we had before so now we are going to record our episodes we stream as well to a hard drive. We should've been doing this in the first place but maybe in another reality that's what we were already doing. The multiverse theory is a very complex one. There is technically no right or wrong answer in how the multiverse works or whether or not it exists until there is some scientific way we can make out what makes our reality a full on reality. And we're not even there yet. But hopefully with our conversation, we got you thinking about what the multiverse could possibly be, if it's real, or if it's even worth your time to even want to think about. Lot's of movies are coming out talking about it and the CERN machine was the pinnacle of the conversation. Research on it if you'd like!

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The Roe VS Wade overturning became a dark day for a women around the country. This can involve economic structures and integrity, social standings, work situations, and more. Unfortunately women have to be more conscious about who they are around and where they are at all times of day (if they don't do that already). But beyond that, there are other pressing matters that will domino effect with this and I hope that this episode you can see that there are pressing matters that revolve around this very subject! Let us know how we did with this conversation!

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This episode was broadcasted on June 20th, the official business holiday of Juneteenth. In recent watches on the celebration, we have seen a bunch of unnecessary actions, talks, and even posts somehow related to Juneteenth with the wrong intentions being shown. Some of these things done were outside and inside of the black community. But we cannot blame everyone for every action as there are people who don't know what Juneteenth is. So as we explain what Juneteenth is, we would also like to openly ask if the holiday itself should be exclusive or not.

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For everyone thinking that this is a kink talk or a drug talk, this episode is not for you. But for everyone who's into watching foreign media in their own ways, this is for you! Learning about the ways that people enjoy multimedia outside of their own cultural understanding is always fun! This doesn't literally just pertain to US citizens watching Anime and Kung Fu movies. This can also pertain to Germans watching Spanish movies, Nigerians watching Brazilian movies, and so on. However you enjoy your media is up to you. But sometimes you want to enjoy your media with a hint of understanding. So we are asking today, would you enjoy it with subtitles (or real time written translations) or would you rather enjoy it within your mother language (or dubbed)? This is the question we decided to ask this episode. We hope you enjoy our talk as we had two wonderful ladies as our guest speakers today!

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We do apologize in the beginning as we did not know that our male guest speaker put our microphone inside his shirt on his shoulder and that is why you hear so much ruffle in the beginning. But The sound does learn itself back together a few minutes in! With that being said, we wanted to do a special mother's day episode! Even though seemingly it's more focused on the father's, it's actually more so focused on co-parenting. While we understand that dad's have their own day just like mothers, we rarely get to talk about how the father's feel trying to put in for the families and the responses they get for it is "That's what you're supposed to do". While we understand that there is father recognition. The recognition rarely comes from the person they need it from the most: The mother of their children. There can be varied reasons to why that is but I hope through the conversation that we had in this episode, the mothers can see where the fathers are coming from and the fathers can see where the mother's struggle is. Having kids won't truly guarantee bringing the couples closer together, so we must learn how to cope with the issues at hand of the process of making and delivering the baby and beyond while still trying to find that sense of romance that the two once had for each other. Let us know how we did with this conversation!

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Lately due to the economical spike that has been happening. A lot of common couples have to make compromises in order to survive, and that can cause problems for either side depending on how the relationship started. But it's even worse when you have ideologies in your relationship and someone offer's to go 50/50 on the financial responsibilities. This talk has created an uproar from each side of each sexes and we hope that the conversation that we had will help the listener think about what it truly means to have a "50/50 relationship".

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We didn't get to finish our last episode so we decided to make a sequel to it and finish our talk here. We were just introduced to new mics at the time so forgive our oversaturated voices and next episode we will have it better. Subject is same as the last episode. We also breezed through a few villains as now certain companies are trying to make you more so accept villainy instead of trying to stop the villainy before it happens all due to a slightly tragic back story. Let us know what you think about this episode!

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Due to the rise of internet trolls, edge lords, and other dark minded characters in our real life story, a lot of people are starting to misunderstand or confuse good and evil. Christians are now claiming they are living in the last days. To put into context, they are starting to believe wrong is right and right is wrong. In this episode, we are trying to combat the shades of grey in this supposedly black and white world we believe we live in. Join us and our guest speaker Shantung as we talk about 3 characters in history and fiction as we understand why their motives and arguments (while sound) made them demonized and considerably so. This is only part 1 of a 2 part discussion that will be finished next episode!

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Addiction is a heavy issue. While the producer considers it a disorder, webster considers it a disease as a disorder and/or malfunction falls under the category of diseases. That being said, sexual addiction (to be exact: porn addiction) is not exactly the best talked about category as sexual addiction is considered an urban myth. But we are here to talk about it as if it is more real than we know. Lately we haven't had any guest speakers but that doesn't stop us from talking about the subjects. We just wish that we had a deeper perspective on the matters we talk about so that we can spread more awareness and wisdom on our subjects as we are a philosophy podcast. With that being said, take a listen and tell us what you think.

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Ok we are getting better when it comes to the sound. For context, we are still using 2 wireless lavaliere review mics we received almost two years ago now. We definitely need an upgrade! The mics might be wearing out now. But to get to the description of this episode: a lot of people are "waking up" and deciding to deny Christianity for their own personal reasons. Listing them can be an episode in on itself. But a lot of African Americans are denying Christianity today because of learning why they [African Americans] are slaves in the first place. For our last Black history month episode, we wanted to try and debunk certain statements for Black Christians in the US to help them understand that while their religious origins are imperialized, it should not discourage them from finding the truth about themselves and their faith. What do you think about our episode?

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New locations mean near gear has to be used. And unfortunately our team is small and our guest speakers are always late for the broadcasting. Mic checks are almost non existing but we are doing our best. As we are doing more episodes a month we are also hoping that we can develop mic presets for our Emcee and guest speakers. Until then, just bare with us. Today on Valentines day we wanted to talk about the dating pool and why it's so murky. Dating has evolved ever since internet dating has become more accessible to the masses. There are now phone apps that even help set up dates for you. Both sides of the sex are beginning to have higher romance expectations due to internet trends. There are other factors as well but no one wants to talk about what is keeping them from actually finding a soulmate. Our guest speakers were to BBW (Big Beautiful Woman) internet personalities. There's not a lot of times that BBW's get to talk about romance today. Now it's just Instagram models, celebrities, and people with no time to date. We decided to give them a voice this episode.

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After 7 minute you will finally hear everyone clearly. We do apologize that it took so long to get to that point as we were working on the mic interference for 7 minutes straight. But we finally got to it and the first few minutes are usually just introduction. Now this episode was about trying to become a successful rapper. In the music industry alone, you have a 0% chance of making it, let alone actually being a successful performer, singer, or rapper. And it's almost impossible to get to that point from rapping or singing alone. We have on this episode 2 upcoming rappers and they each gave their own philosophies on what they think it means to be a successful rapper. We even gave you guys some fan service by letting them freestyle to a few beats made within the studio of Royal T Entertainment.

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Understand that we do not always get it right when we broadcast or even prepare for our episode. Sometimes we fail, sometimes we fail horribly. Sometimes the guest speakers chicken out halfway through and sometimes the guest speakers don't show up. Even still, sometimes the guest speakers go overboard. It happens. This isn't how we wanted to start the new year but hey it happened. Still, we do have good news and more to come! And even though we felt that the episode flopped, it still helped with our point of where we were getting at. This year we started getting more help. But why didn't the CT Time team try to get help during the beginning of the season? For the record we did but it was a slow process.

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To end off the year of 2021, we decided to talk about what's been really gathering a lot of attention besides the covid scene and low and behold it's money. But not just any kind of money. This is Crypto money, cyber funds, crypto currency, you get it. And the producer isn't well versed on crypto currency and he felt that a lot of others aren't either so why not talk about it as the very thing one should get into once the new year starts? And so the team did just that. Fortunately our emcee Asisa knew about crypto and has gotten into it so when our guest speaker started bringing up new lingo, she was right there with him. Forgive the audio quality as for some reason Our camera wasn't capturing audio. We are currently trying out new capture cards so bear with us a few more episodes. This season will be 2 episodes a month so tune in for more next month!

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This is the opening episode of our second season and just like the name of our series, we love to talk about Concerning Topics. And while we will talk about women's mental health as well very soon, we have already given women a spotlight last year about the opening of their sensualities. We are trying to gather together a battle of the sexes arc and this is a part of the arc given. Though men are given a bunch of spat left and right about this and that, we must remember that men are as much human as women. Which means that they feel, they hurt, they laugh, and they also cry. They experience sadness and depression. And too many times too many men don't know how to handle their own negative emotions for whatever reason. So in this episode we are here to talk about it being ok to not be ok whether you are a male, female, or whatever binary you choose to be. At the end of the day it's ok to get help. We are not professionals about mental health so if you have any issues, be sure to contact your local doctor or contact the closest help you can in order to seek the help you need. For any other issues like suicide, be sure to call the suicide hotline and other mental health services as well. Google is your friend for the local help that you need! And lasty you can leave a comment at @ +1-(513)-788-3910 via voicemail or text to tell us how you think! Thank you and happy holidays.

This is our 13th and final episode of the season! But do not worry, as we will be back and stronger than ever. With the little support that we have, we know that there are people listening in and around on the content that we provide! We do apologize as our last episode was not up to par in our usual audio quality as the producer forgot to bring his usual mic equipment to the set and had to make due with dynamic mics. If you know how dynamic mics work, then you will understand the frustration of the mixing involved after the broadcasting. But as our ending episode of the season, we decided to talk about fathers and how they should prepare this upcoming generation. This was an idea that the emcee Aziza wanted to talk about and slightly rushed through in the process but she did get to ask the questions she wanted to and tried to get the points that she wanted made. At the end, the producer (King McCall) just wanted to thank all the listeners for tuning in throughout the year and hope that more listeners will tune in in the next coming season. We thank you guys for being such wonderful listeners! And remember, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns, then be sure to give us a call, text or email @+1-513-788-3910 & cttime@royaltentertainment.com

When this episode was broadcasted in June, there were a lot of pro LGBT PR promos coming and going by companies. And when June was over, the companies not only stopped promoting the LGBT community, but they also stopped supporting their fans in some cases. And this month was the best time to talk about pandering and how some groups, individuals, and even companies cater to one's weaknesses and ideals. We do apologize if we didn't reach the mark this episode but we would like to state that we respect one's lifestyles, faith, decisions, and sexuality long as it does not cause harm to the other individual. While that can get hazy sometimes, this is the very reason we are talking about this subject.

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So believe it or not, this is a very heavy topic that gets spun around every now and then. We hear it in music, we see it online, we read it on social media and more. While people have a misconception on education, one thing's for certain, we need to be able to survive. Especially in a society. So this is where the big question comes in: Does one really need education to survive in society? We hope that our conversation helped out a little bit but again you can always leave a comment via text or voicemail @ +1-513-788-3910

Out of all the heavy conversations we had so far, this was by far the heaviest. An ephebophile is an adult who is sexually attracted to adolescents. Generally the ages 15-19. Reasons that we brought up this topic is because while Pedophilia is an obvious problem, this problem is also a starting point (If not part of another sexual issue case scenario). But we don't look at it that way. A lot of teenagers have consensual romantic relationships with adults no matter the age but it's the ones that are closest enough to the teen's age that don't get watched enough. While this conversational topic was a double edged sword on the victim and the predator, this topic was mainly about keeping a watchful eye out on the signs that you are either letting the child become the victim or the predator. Let us know how we did about the conversation. And also leave us a voicemail about our previous convos as well at 513-788-3910

Ironically our shortest episode so far, this was a topic that was caused by an uproar on social media stating that wanting a short woman stems from Pedophilia. We DO NOT condone pedophilia in any sense. But this topic needed to be talked about since there are so many short beautiful women out there that need love just as much as the tall or average women. Let us know if we did a good job with this talk or if more could've been said about this conversation.

This was our first NSFW conversation where we are legitimately trying to make everyone uncomfortable and yet everyone that was talking was comfortable. But hopefully the audience sees that there are real freaks out there and they are not only happy but satisfied for the most part. Sadly the stream did not go as well as we wanted as we did not even get to complete the episode so we might have to do a part 2 of this very episode but for now, enjoy what we have!

This episode was banned on Youtube and Facebook the moment it streamed due to a song that we played during the stream. We are hoping that the conversation we are having will not get this episode blocked on our podcasting platforms as well. The point of this conversation was to let everyone remember who the president is and how we should not only address them but how we should watch them and treat them from here on out. We hope that you hear and understand where we are coming from in our arguments and if you do not agree with our comments and opinions, you can always send us an email at CTTime@royaltentertainment.com. Enjoy the episode!

This episode was mostly a game show to commemorate all that the team had to push through in order to not only open the show up, but to even keep it rolling! Understand that we will be continuing to grow and hope that we will have much deeper future episodes for you but until then, here is our last episode of 2020. And here's the link to how we played the game as well. https://jeopardylabs.com/play/the-ct-time-2020-jeopardy-game

In this episode, we had our producer (King McCall) enter in as a guest speaker to talk about the cyber age and whether or not it is truly beneficial for the masses. The fact that this episode alone is online  and that most of Royal T Entertainment (The company that founded this show) is mainly online is part of the reason we decided to talk about the cyber age this episode. Also more importantly, the very fact that this episode was broadcasted on cyber Monday.

The philosophy of this podcast is older than the very console's being talked about. The console war. Which Console is better? While this argument might continue until consoles stop having a sense of competition, we would like to talk about which console simply truly had more bang for their buck. This episode was our first game show with a real time point system so technically this is also our first episode with a definite answer. Let us know if you agree or disagree with the outcome of this episode.

This first trailer of ours will let you know what our show is about without giving away too much info.

Marriage is starting to become less and less of a standard and a priority for the modern adults (Millennials) and we wanted to talk about that. We understand that every generation has it's ups and downs when it comes to love but sometimes it seems as if the Millennials don't even truly look for a long lasting relationship. At least that's what it looks like from the outside. So we decided to talk to married Millennials to get their side of the story!

This is our first NSFW/Sex talk podcast and we didn't want to exactly hold back so we decided to put a parental advisory on the post so that everyone would know how how approach this episode. This post comes from many different stories in general but we decided to talk about the topic now ever since the song "WAP" by Cardi B dropped because it seems that too many men are now giving an opinion about how a woman should ask for sex or even how she wants it. So this is the women's point of view!

Lately a lot of people online have been vocal about being trigger happy. Yet a lot of them have never held a weapon, much less killed a person. Understanding the concepts of death and killing can be a tough pill to swallow. But hopefully we would be able to try and have those questions answered withing this episode.