Episode 95: Alexa, Call My Butler Ft. Steven Joyner

Joined by Steven Joyner, the host dives into coded racism, comedy in slurs, and why moon cricket might be the most offensive and creative insult of all time. The two also talk about Black business support vs. Black pricing expectations—who actually pays full rate, and what it really means to be a Black-owned creator in a cheap-ass culture.Later, they get into podcast guest delusion, fantasy lifestyles, breast pump politics, free-the-titty contradictions, and the real reason people live online but fail in real life. It’s a conversation on ego, image, and why everybody wants to be heard—but not everyone got something to say.🎯 Episode Highlights:Steven’s take on “moon cricket” and comedic offenseWhy Black-owned creators struggle in low-budget expectationsThe myth of support within the Black business ecosystemPodcast guest ego and online personas“Free the titty” culture vs. breastfeeding shameWhat’s real vs. what’s performative onlineFind more from Steven Joyner: InstagramJoin us on Patreon for full audio and video episodes, exclusive content, and early access: – Audio for $1/month – Video for $5/monthStay up to date with everything we’re doing at Our Sins and Woes Follow us on YouTube: @yccentertainment Shop merch: Merch StorePlug of the Week: KIDSNOT$AINTS. – SoundCloud Listen to all our Plug of the Week picks: Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Volume 4Support the show