Episode 127 is our 2025 Galentine Celebration pod! Give it up for the cooterssss and cooter adjacent. Club Culture did not drop our DEI initiatives with this episode. T gathered up Dupree and two of her friends, Nyema and Demetria, to bring the vibes to you all in episode 127. In this sit-down, the group discussed our ideas on circling back to past huzzies, women ships, the purpose of decentering men, and so much more. Spread some love this holiday season by browsing through our V-Day Collection. Grab you some merch before February turns into March.

It's the season of love, so of course we have to celebrate the Club Culture way! For Valentine's Day T curated two episodes: one for the fellas and one for the ladies. Episode 126 is where the guys and T share their experiences on navigating love from the perspective of pursing women. T, Jonesy, Tommie, and Khyle discussed topics such as their top 3 love songs, how women have shown love to us in relationships, our romantic goals, and much more! Happy Valentine's Day y'all, and check out the merch shop on our website to show your love for Club Culture.

T, Jonesy, and Kyle embarked on a semantics debate in episode 125. What determines a gold digger, and why are women typically associated with that label? The trio also discussed the integrity of podcasts and influencers stemming from the break up of Tonight's Conversation. The legal world of things are also stirring up in entertainment. Drake, Asap Rocky, and Chris Brown are all on the chopping block to prove their cases.

For episode 124, T, Jonesy, Kyle, Cortland, and Jennah tackled many hot topics. 2025 has not been a chill guy; between the LA fires, TikTok ban scares, and nurses breaking baby bones, we don't know if it's safe to come outside. The mental health segment was themed around an authoritative figure posing as the help but was an evil-spirited decoy. The team has been on a tear since kicking off season 7 on the TikTok side of social media. We welcome many new listeners. Please let this episode be your housewarming party.

Trigger warning!! When you listen to this episode please be prepared for a rollercoaster of emotions. Episode 123 is the last episode of 2024 and it includes T, Dupree, Khyle, Cortland, and Jennah. The squad tackled many tough topics such as building relationships with half-siblings, shielding your health from stress factors, and holding the system and ourselves accountable for the progression of our racial group. This episode was such a collaborative act of shared perspectives; we would love to hear your thoughts. Please leave a comment and keep this conversation going! See you in 2025!

For the first guest of episode 122, T brought on Corey the Voice. Corey is a comedian from the home team. He has been an avid supporter of the podcast since discovering it and we couldn't be any happier to finally have him on. The squad of T, Jonesy, Corey, and Cortland discusses topics such as moving away from home, the pursuit of a blended family, Jay Z sexual assault allegation, NIL deals killing the hunger of college athletes, and much more.

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We are back with new faces and new angles! I know you peep the updates. Episode 121 is the kick off of Season 7: Defying the Odds. K. Dot dropped a surprise a project, Kamala Harris lost the election, Young Thug was released from prison, and we are sure more is to come to end 2024 with a bang. T, Jonesy, Khyle, and Cortland discussed all the hot topics that transpired during the pod break.

Episode 121 was shot the day of the release of Kendrick Lamar's project "GNX". We no longer host our exclusive content on Patreon. You can join The Club on www.clubcutlurepodcast.com for all exclusive content, blog posts, merch discounts, discord access, and more!

We are finally here. Season 6 finale! For episode 120, we had a special guest with a very important story, Jaleesa the Elephant. Jaleesa is a true supporter of the pod and a friend of Jonesy. We got to know Jaleesa, her professional background, her upbringing, and she shared what Club Culture means to her. Jaleesa's sister was murdered 5 years ago and her case is still a mystery to many, but not forgotten by the souls affected by losing her. Please let this episode move you to help donate to Jaleesa's family's goal of hiring a private investigator. This was probably the most difficult season to complete with you all. Our trusty cameraperson left, T got extremely ill, and the future of Club Culture became very blurry. That's life, but it's always about how you pivot. We are excited about what Club Culture's pivot will be. Checkout the Patreon episode drop this Friday for the extended episode where we discussed the Diddler.

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