Episode 37: Don't Undermine Your Reach

An episode of the The Polytickin' Podcast podcast, hosted by Sefa, Marcus, and Lance, titled "Episode 37: Don't Undermine Your Reach" was published on June 19, 2023 and runs 69 minutes.

June 19, 2023 ·69m · The Polytickin' Podcast

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Summary

Welcome back to another episode of The Polytickin' Podcast and Happy Belated Father's Day to all the fathers out there! The Pod Boys had stuff to say so they're gonna say stuff. Marcus had to initialize his PS4 so all of his saved data is gone, and Sefa already broke his intermittent fasting. Great start to the week. The Pod Boys get into the Muddy Roots' Podcast response to their whole debacle. It's easy to hide behind jokes until your platform gains a significant reach. Let's all be better about that. They then pay their respects to the American Samoa rap scene and how much that truly means to up-and-coming artists. Once we set aside our ego and work together, things can happen. Sefa then speaks on the influence hip-hop has had on his life and to not take your position for granted, regardless of your occupation. Being a role model is not something you can claim or deny because it is given to you based on your work. Who is your favorite American Samoa rapper? Enjoy the show nerds! Follow The Polytickin' Podcast! https://linktr.ee/thepolytickinpodcast Follow The Pod Boys! Sefa Marcus

Episode Description

Welcome back to another episode of The Polytickin' Podcast and Happy Belated Father's Day to all the fathers out there! The Pod Boys had stuff to say so they're gonna say stuff.

Marcus had to initialize his PS4 so all of his saved data is gone, and Sefa already broke his intermittent fasting. Great start to the week.

The Pod Boys get into the Muddy Roots' Podcast response to their whole debacle. It's easy to hide behind jokes until your platform gains a significant reach. Let's all be better about that.

They then pay their respects to the American Samoa rap scene and how much that truly means to up-and-coming artists. Once we set aside our ego and work together, things can happen.

Sefa then speaks on the influence hip-hop has had on his life and to not take your position for granted, regardless of your occupation. Being a role model is not something you can claim or deny because it is given to you based on your work.

Who is your favorite American Samoa rapper?

Enjoy the show nerds!

Follow The Polytickin' Podcast!

https://linktr.ee/thepolytickinpodcast

Follow The Pod Boys!

Sefa

Marcus