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 Let's Really Talk About It is a podcast where I explore ideas through raw, unfiltered conversations, independent investigations, and reflective analysis. Some episodes are built around dialogue with friends, thinkers, and everyday people. No scripts, just real talk. Others take a deeper dive through observation, research, and literature, unpacking topics like race, literacy, education, individuality, "the soul", and what it means to live authentically. Whether recorded in a studio, my room, or out in the wild, this series engages with complexity honestly, with the intention of understanding. It embraces the messy, thoughtful, and real moments as they are.2026 Hygiène et vie saine Médecine alternative et complémentaire
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  • The Reinforcement of Gender Binary in LGBTQ+ Spaces: Diverting from Gender Norms Makes You Non-binary??? (Mini-Ep)

    The Reinforcement of Gender Binary in LGBTQ+ Spaces: Diverting from Gender Norms Makes You Non-binary??? (Mini-Ep)
    Apr 2 2026

    Another post-class ponder session in which Xavier discusses the truth behind "clothes are genderless" as a Black transman who expresses himself androgynously.

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    8 min
  • Education, Responsibility, and Looking Painful Things in the Eye (Mini-Ep)

    Education, Responsibility, and Looking Painful Things in the Eye (Mini-Ep)
    Apr 2 2026

    After his gender and sexuality class, Xavier shares the importance of knowing the ugly past in order to truly embody a beautiful future.

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    4 min
  • Discourse, Trauma Responses, and Getting "Better" (Mini-Ep)

    Discourse, Trauma Responses, and Getting "Better" (Mini-Ep)
    Apr 2 2026

    This episode, Xavier interrogates the stage in mental health journeys when one is figuring out what "getting better" can look like in real time for themselves as individuals.

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    8 min
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