The Quiet Part Out Loud Podcast (cause yall scared)

Well, 14 episodes and over 40 subscribers on YouTube, a few more followers on Spotify and a LOT of great conversations with some awesome guests. We discuss where we are, and where we hope to be in the future. Thank you for watching and/or listening to us! See you next season!

No, it's not OUR last podcast. It's our guest Greg's last one as we were fortunate enough to get him on our show after he promised not to do them anymore. We talk about child rearing and how abusing it can be for children if not done properly, also trying to break the stereotype of beating children as a form of disciplinary action.

In a world more saturated with sexual liberation for men and women, there are many who still believe being Sex Positive is something to be scoffed at, even outright claiming it's a scam. Where does that line of thinking really stem from, and who's wrong?

Angelique McKay, who is also known as "The Junkanoo Goddess" and is is a Queen Mother of the Ahanta people of Western Ghana, came by on the show to tell us all things Junkanoo. How it really started, what it means to us as a people, and most importantly, what it means to her, as she always proclaims her patented catchphrase, "I AM JUNKANOO!"

In this financial climate, a lot more people are embracing being childfree. Why is that happening? Are people becoming more selfish? Or is it now REALLY expensive to have a kid nowadays?

Join us as we speak with June Collie, one of our prestigious artists here in The Bahamas and owner of Sixty 2 Sixty Art Gallery, about the challenges that artists face in our country. Check out her website here:https://sixty2sixtyartgallery.com/

Love them or avoid them, devout Christians can be… a lot. Whether it’s unsolicited preaching, judgmental comments, or relentless ‘bless your heart’ energy, even well meaning believers sometimes push people away instead of drawing them in.In this episode, we’re tackling the fine line between faithful passion and frustrating behavior

It's known that Bahamians can be the biggest conspiracy theorists this side of the Caribbean. Why are we like this? Listen as we discuss this while I go and check if the formaldehyde is outta my broccoli yet...

In the wake of Cassie’s testimony against Diddy, Megan Thee Stallion’s fight for peace after being shot, and Halle Bailey’s filing for custody of her son, Black men have taken to social media calling women ‘liars’ and claiming black men are ‘under attack.’ But when women speak out against abuse, why is accountability being framed as a betrayal? Is this a legitimate fear, or a deflection from the bigger issue?

We're always hearing people use the term "Woke," in negative terms nowadays. What does it REALLY mean? We explore that in this episode, with our awesome guest and fellow Bahamian podcaster, Ruckus Mann. Check out his podcast too, The Codename: Agents of Chaos Podcast, wherever you listen to podcasts.

We discuss the threat of media extinction, and what it means for our different forms of content. Be they books, music, movies, and more importantly, videogames! Tune in to this discussion!

We break down our favorite things about Ryan Coogler's 'Sinners' movie and what it meant to us! It's a bit of a listen, so maybe listen to half, and come back after sex n coffee!⚠️(If you haven't watched Sinners, listen at your own risk! MASSIVE SPOILERS AHEAD!)⚠️

The owner of the sensual shop Vixen's Lair, Anishka Culmer, came on the show to talk about sex and why Bahamians are afraid to talk about it openly. Tune in! Be sure to check out her store online here: Vixen's Lair

We made a podcast! In our first episode we introduce ourselves so that people know who we are and get a feel for the show. Two entertainers who are into talking about a LOT of things!