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

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

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.

Join me for a convo with Anna Wilking Ph.D. I believe that it is just as important to listen as to using your voice when apart of a conversation. So, in this episode I take a backseat and listen to what Anna has to share about her work and life experiences. This extended episode is super worth the listen. We discuss academics, addiction and dependency, and the language of control.

Join me for a convo with Nate aka ‪@LilSauceLegend‬ ! We chatted about what brings him joy, sapiocurianism, resourcefulness, Brooklyn Natives, gentrification, subway surfing, tipping culture, and I even read an original poem, "Does It Threaten You?" No script, just listening to one another and digging deeper. This one is a bit explicit BTW!

A raw, on-the-spot convo with my friend Anthony at Washington Square Park. We went from talking about our day to race theory and literacy to the failures of "one-size-fits-all" education, the myth of fixed prerequisites, empathy vs. violence, individuality inside community, and even Ray-Ban camera glasses. No notes, just listening hard and digging deeper.