Welcome to Everythang Culture - We are here to learn and share traditions, backgrounds, rituals, and much more with our guests and listeners. Our goal is to bridge to gap of separation which causes ignorance so we can understand and hopefully love one another. Our mission statement is inspired by the words of Rev. MLK Jr., I am convinced that men often hate each other because they fear each other. They fear each other because they don’t know each other, and they don’t know each other because they don’t communicate with each other, and they don’t communicate with each other because they are separated from each other.” The pillars of our mission are Respect, Communication, and Consistency. You can find us on most social media sites by searching @EverythangCulture you can reach us at www.everythangculture.com

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This past Sunday, 11/8/26, we discussed the midterms, being a pallbearer, and hometown visits. Join the conversation and tap in with us every Sunday at 7:30 pm CST.

Sunday Night Live

Nothing but God

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Welcome to &#34;Stop Playing and Vote&#34; where we delve into the essential role voting plays in shaping our democracy. In this episode, we explore why casting your ballot is more than just a civic duty—it&#39;s a powerful tool for change. Join us as we discuss how voting allows you to express your views, influence policies, and hold leaders accountable. We&#39;ll uncover the significance of representation, the impact on local communities, and the legacy we create for future generations. Tune in to discover how your vote can make a difference and ensure your voice echoes in the corridors of power. Whether you&#39;re a seasoned voter or a first-timer, this episode will inspire you to participate in the democratic process and help shape the future of our society.

Welcome to &#34;Stop Playing and Vote&#34; where we delve into the essential role voting plays in shaping our democracy. In this episode, we explore why casting your ballot is more than just a civic duty—it&#39;s a powerful tool for change. Join us as we discuss how voting allows you to express your views, influence policies, and hold leaders accountable. We&#39;ll uncover the significance of representation, the impact on local communities, and the legacy we create for future generations. Tune in to discover how your vote can make a difference and ensure your voice echoes in the corridors of power. Whether you&#39;re a seasoned voter or a first-timer, this episode will inspire you to participate in the democratic process and help shape the future of our society.

Stop Playing and Vote

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We are back! <a href="https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCRM_sxr52YYjLMYjwP5JzpA" rel="nofollow"> ⁨@chanpods⁩ </a> and I are back for season 2 of Talks They Don&#39;t Want to Have. This episode we discussed the importance of reading and the literacy crisis in the modern American society. A literacy crisis refers to a widespread decline in people’s ability to read, understand, and use written language effectively, a term most commonly used to describe the sharp drop in reading skills and comprehension among U.S. students and adults in recent years. Core definition of the literacy crisis The crisis is not limited to basic word recognition. It centers on the ability to process, interpret, and apply written information, which is foundational to learning, work, and full participation in society. Key statistics confirming the crisis •More than half of U.S. adults read below a sixth-grade level, with 21% classified as functionally illiterate, meaning they cannot understand critical everyday texts like prescription labels, job applications, or government forms.•National K-12 assessments show persistent declines in reading scores, with nearly 40% of fourth graders and roughly a third of eighth graders reading below basic proficiency, the highest share ever recorded. Common causes cited by researchers •Digital media and shortened attention spans: Constant exposure to short-form social media content reduces the stamina needed to engage with long, complex written material.•Underfunded education and systemic gaps: Many students fall through the cracks in K-3 foundational reading instruction, and secondary schools lack sufficient resources to support struggling readers.•Pandemic learning disruptions: School closures and remote learning gaps accelerated pre-existing declines in reading achievement. Why the crisis matters Reading is the foundation of all academic and professional learning. Students who struggle with literacy face barriers to mastering history, science, and math, while adults with low literacy face reduced economic mobility and limited ability to participate fully in civic life. Intro clip credit: <a href="https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UC2Fb-R7w64i2RJBxc9m7bTg" rel="nofollow"> ⁨</a>@deffnotanttYou can follow us on all platforms <a href="https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCGcAI8HNXC6adOaJkUoobGw" rel="nofollow"> ⁨@everythangculturepodcast⁩ </a>

Talks They Don't Want to Have

We are back!  ⁨@chanpods⁩  and I are back for season 2 of Talks They Don&#39;t Want to Have. This episode we discussed the importance of reading and the literacy crisis in the modern American society. 

A literacy crisis refers to a widespread decline in people’s ability to read, understand, and use written language effectively, a term most commonly used to describe the sharp drop in reading skills and comprehension among U.S. students and adults in recent years.

Core definition of the literacy crisis

The crisis is not limited to basic word recognition. It centers on the ability to process, interpret, and apply written information, which is foundational to learning, work, and full participation in society.

Key statistics confirming the crisis

•More than half of U.S. adults read below a sixth-grade level, with 21% classified as functionally illiterate, meaning they cannot understand critical everyday texts like prescription labels, job applications, or government forms.
•National K-12 assessments show persistent declines in reading scores, with nearly 40% of fourth graders and roughly a third of eighth graders reading below basic proficiency, the highest share ever recorded.

Common causes cited by researchers

•Digital media and shortened attention spans: Constant exposure to short-form social media content reduces the stamina needed to engage with long, complex written material.
•Underfunded education and systemic gaps: Many students fall through the cracks in K-3 foundational reading instruction, and secondary schools lack sufficient resources to support struggling readers.
•Pandemic learning disruptions: School closures and remote learning gaps accelerated pre-existing declines in reading achievement.

Why the crisis matters

Reading is the foundation of all academic and professional learning. Students who struggle with literacy face barriers to mastering history, science, and math, while adults with low literacy face reduced economic mobility and limited ability to participate fully in civic life.


Intro clip credit:  ⁨@deffnotanthony1344⁩  // deffnotantt 

You can follow us on all platforms  ⁨@everythangculturepodcast⁩

READ - TTDWTH

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Updating the description tomorrow!

Over Fifty Cents"

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We discuss public executions, disruptive neighbors, and &#34;acute adhd&#34; / safety within schools.

We discuss public executions, disruptive neighbors, and &#34;acute adhd&#34; / safety within schools.

Just Take Out the Trash

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We are back with episode two of Talks They Don&#39;t Want to Have. In this episode, we discuss &#34;The Talk.&#34; The talk means something in every household, but this talk is specific to Black people or American descendants of slavery. We discuss the talk&#39;s impact (positive and negative) on our youth and ourselves. We talk about Nolan Wells and how, even though we live in 2026, &#34;The Talk&#34; is still necessary.  Make sure to leave a comment and engage. Remember our pillars: Respect, Communication, and Consistency.  Huge thanks to @chanpods for collaborating.  Clip: BlackBeltBabe on TikTok

We are back with episode two of Talks They Don&#39;t Want to Have. In this episode, we discuss &#34;The Talk&#34;. The talk means something in every household, but this talk is specific to Black people or American descendants of slavery. We discuss the talk&#39;s impact (positive and negative) on our youth and ourselves. We talk about Nolan Wells and how, even though we live in 2026, &#34;The Talk&#34; is still necessary. 

Make sure to leave a comment and engage. Remember our pillars: Respect, Communication, and Consistency. 

Huge thanks to  ⁨@chanpods⁩  for collaboration. 

Clip: BlackBeltBabe on tiktok 


The Talk (RIP Nolan Wells)

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October 5th, 2026 is the last day to register to vote! We discuss Leon, Wanda, and Dara (The Drop), why voting matters, DiVinci with his disrespect towards Americans, and the beauty in aging.

October 5th, 2026 is the last day to register to vote! We discuss Leon, Wanda, and Dara (The Drop), why voting matters, DiVinci with his disrespect towards Americans, and the beauty in aging.

Be About It

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Just as the Black community impacts culture, it continues to be a force during elections. According to <a href="https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/01/10/key-facts-about-black-eligible-voters-in-2024/" rel="nofollow">Pew Research Center</a>, there are 34,450,000 eligible Black voters in the U.S. - 14% of all eligible voters. The bulk of those voters live in the south (We&#39;re talking to you, Texas, Georgia, and Florida). Nowhere are Black voters more critical than in swing states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and North Carolina where races are so close that they have been decided by a few thousand votes.While some states try to <a href="https://naacp.org/articles/naacp-urges-doj-investigate-newly-implemented-georgia-voter-suppression-program" rel="nofollow">roll back voting rights</a> and protections, Black voters continue to cast ballots to elect federal, state, and local officials who handle policies that directly impact their communities.Chan and I discuss the history, importance, and experiences of voting in America. Tune in, engage, and VOTE! Listen, share, and make a change.

Just as the Black community impacts culture, it continues to be a force during elections. 

According to Pew Research Center, there are 34,450,000 eligible Black voters in the U.S. - 14% of all eligible voters. The bulk of those voters live in the south (We&#39;re talking to you, Texas, Georgia, and Florida). Nowhere are Black voters more critical than in swing states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and North Carolina where races are so close that they have been decided by a few thousand votes.

While some states try to roll back voting rights and protections, Black voters continue to cast ballots to elect federal, state, and local officials who handle policies that directly impact their communities.

Chan and I discuss the history, importance, and experiences of voting in America. 



Tune in, engage, and VOTE! Listen, share, and make a change.

Our People Died, So We Could Vote

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The advent of the internet has revolutionized almost every aspect of our lives, from how we communicate to how we access information. Its influence is profound and far-reaching, shaping the way we think, interact, and even perceive the world.<h2>Communication Revolution</h2>The internet has transformed communication, making it faster and more accessible than ever before. With the rise of email, social media, and instant messaging, we can connect with others across the globe in real-time. This has not only made it easier to maintain personal relationships but has also facilitated global business operations and cultural exchanges.<h2>Access to Information</h2>Before the internet, accessing information required a trip to the library or reliance on physical media. Now, information is at our fingertips, available instantly through search engines and online databases. This democratization of knowledge has empowered individuals to educate themselves and stay informed about world events.<h2>Impact on Education</h2>The internet has significantly impacted education by providing new learning opportunities through online courses and virtual classrooms. Students now have access to a wealth of resources and can collaborate with peers worldwide, breaking down geographical barriers in education.<h2>Social Dynamics</h2>Social networks have changed how we form and maintain relationships. They allow us to share experiences and ideas with a broader audience, but they have also raised concerns about privacy and the quality of our social interactions.<h2>Challenges and Considerations</h2>Despite its many benefits, the internet poses challenges such as digital addiction, misinformation, and cybersecurity threats. It&#39;s crucial to navigate these issues responsibly to ensure a positive impact on society.In conclusion, the internet has dramatically changed us and continues to shape the future. It has opened up new possibilities while also presenting new challenges that require thoughtful consideration and adaptation. Leave your experiences and thoughts with us in the comments and reviews below!

The advent of the internet has revolutionized almost every aspect of our lives, from how we communicate to how we access information. Its influence is profound and far-reaching, shaping the way we think, interact, and even perceive the world.

Communication Revolution
The internet has transformed communication, making it faster and more accessible than ever before. With the rise of email, social media, and instant messaging, we can connect with others across the globe in real-time. This has not only made it easier to maintain personal relationships but has also facilitated global business operations and cultural exchanges.

Access to Information
Before the internet, accessing information required a trip to the library or reliance on physical media. Now, information is at our fingertips, available instantly through search engines and online databases. This democratization of knowledge has empowered individuals to educate themselves and stay informed about world events.

Impact on Education
The internet has significantly impacted education by providing new learning opportunities through online courses and virtual classrooms. Students now have access to a wealth of resources and can collaborate with peers worldwide, breaking down geographical barriers in education.

Social Dynamics
Social networks have changed how we form and maintain relationships. They allow us to share experiences and ideas with a broader audience, but they have also raised concerns about privacy and the quality of our social interactions.

Challenges and Considerations
Despite its many benefits, the internet poses challenges such as digital addiction, misinformation, and cybersecurity threats. It&#39;s crucial to navigate these issues responsibly to ensure a positive impact on society.

In conclusion, the internet has dramatically changed us and continues to shape the future. It has opened up new possibilities while also presenting new challenges that require thoughtful consideration and adaptation.

Leave your experiences and thoughts with us in the comments and reviews below!

How Much Has the Internet Changed Us?

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Welcome back everyone! We are blessed and happy to share the Wonderful Wanda Williams with you all. Wanda shares her life experiences, childhood, family connections, and her contributions in her community. Wanda is a day-one supporter of Everythang Culture. We are so happy to have her back! Tune in, like, comment, and share!

The Makings of You

The Makings of Wanda

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Hey beautiful people! This episode is from our Sunday Night Live conversation, where we discussed the Wide Deceiver, Daejon Love. Federal prosecutors arrested 35-year-old Daejon Labrayae Love and 18-year-old Taylor Jamie Chan for allegedly running a multi-state romance and investment scam. He posed as a San Francisco 49ers player in the NFL and scammed over 32 women for an estimated amount of 1.3 MILLION dollars. Excuse the yawns y&#39;all. It was a good but long weekend.

Scammer No Scamming

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Black people do not hang themselves from trees. This episode was recorded on Sunday, August 23rd, 2026. We discuss the origins and importance of family reunions, recidivism, desistance, Carmelo Anthony, Lindsay Clancy, and racism in restaurants such as &#34;Texas Roadhouse&#34;. Make sure to like, comment, and share! <a href="https://www.trains.com/trn/railroads/heritage-rail/heritage-railroads/east-broad-top-railroad-announces-descendants-reunion-june-13-14/" rel="nofollow">https://www.trains.com/trn/railroads/heritage-rail/heritage-railroads/east-broad-top-railroad-announces-descendants-reunion-june-13-14/</a>9:10 <a href="https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/stories/historical-legacy-black-family-reunions" rel="nofollow">https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/stories/historical-legacy-black-family-reunions</a>9:50

Black people do not hang themselves from trees. 



This episode was recorded on Sunday, August 23rd, 2026. We discuss the origins and importance of family reunions, recidivism, desistance, Carmelo Anthony, Lindsay Clancy, and racism in restaurants such as &#34;Texas Roadhouse&#34;. 



Make sure to like, comment, and share! 



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Facts over Fiction

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In this episode, we discuss our events from this past week. We discuss how playing Spades and Uno offers surprising insights into relationships. Learn about partnership, communication, and dealing with the hand you&#39;re dealt in life and love. We also discuss categorizing family and friends by &#34;the three tables.&#34; You can find us at:www.EverythAngCulture.comIG/Facebook/Tiktok/Tumblr: @EverythAngCultureTwitter: @EveryTHGCulture Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1LF0XhpOPmfBqsKkJHLTJT?si=15fbda09415b4bf5Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/everythang-culture/id1455598116YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@everythangculturepodcastSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/everythang-culture-podcast/exclusive-contentGoodpods: https://goodpods.app.link/sCOxS8hzAHb

Just Think

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Expressing heartfelt gratitude for an incredible birthday celebration. Your calls, texts, social media wishes, and gifts made me feel so happy and appreciated. Thank you all for your amazing love and support!

Thanks 4 The L0ve

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In this inspiring episode of &#34;The Makings of You&#34; we sit down with Shantell Coleman, a dedicated advocate for children and families with over 14 years of experience in the child welfare system. Originally hailing from Mississippi and now a resident of Texas, Shantell is currently pursuing her Master of Social Work, furthering her lifelong commitment to service.Shantell shares her journey through various facets of child welfare, including Family Preservation, Foster Care and Adoption, and Program Facilitation. Her work is driven by a passion for creating environments where children feel seen, supported, and safe. As a Certified Nurturing Parenting Facilitator and Trauma-Informed Coach, she brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to her practice, using evidence-based methods like Motivational Interviewing.In this episode, Shantell delves into the importance of cultural awareness and resilience in strengthening families and communities. She discusses her mission to invest in children and families, aiming to create lasting change that spans generations. Through her insights, listeners will be inspired by the potential for positive transformation when we support and empower those around us.Join us as we explore Shantell Coleman and the influences in her life. Make sure to support her by following her @snlcoleman

The Makings of Shantell

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Conversation about my friends, childhood, and family. 7 days till 40.

Countdown to 40

My Guys

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Almost 40

Respect It

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Customer service is a crucial aspect of any business, as it directly impacts customer satisfaction, loyalty, and the overall reputation of a company. When it comes to providing exemplary customer service, understanding and respecting cultural differences can play a significant role. Here, we explore how customer service and culture intersect and the importance of cultural sensitivity in delivering exceptional service.Importance of Cultural Awareness in Customer ServiceCultural awareness in customer service is vital for several reasons:<ul><li>Diverse Customer Base: In today&#39;s globalized world, businesses often interact with customers from diverse cultural backgrounds. Understanding these differences enables companies to cater to a wider audience effectively.</li><li>Building Trust and Respect: Acknowledging and respecting cultural nuances can help build trust and respect between customers and service providers. Customers feel valued when their cultural norms and preferences are considered.</li><li>Enhancing Communication: Effective communication is key to excellent customer service. Being culturally aware helps overcome language barriers and understand nonverbal cues, leading to better interactions.</li></ul>

Consistent Customer Service

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Reminiscing about my first memories. Going to school and being bullied. Learning lessons through experiences.

30 Days till 40

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Welcome back, beautiful people! It&#39;s been a long time, but we&#39;re back with the Makings of You. We&#39;re happy to introduce you all to Jessica Wright. Jessica and I have been in conversations for some time about having her on the show. Jessica has roots in Arkansas, California, Georgia, and now Texas. Jessica is a public speaker and strategist whose work sits at the intersection of leadership, strategy, equity, and execution.Having recently delivered a TEDx talk on The Bad Habit of Humility, Jessica brings a grounded, practical, and provocative voice to conversations that challenge people to stop shrinking, stop over-preparing, and start moving with clarity and conviction.Her talks are designed to meet audiences where they are and move them forward with intention.We loved our conversation, and we must have her back on a future panel. Stay tuned! Make sure to listen, like, rate, and share the episode, and follow Jessica and reach out to her for advice and needs. Jessica’s Contact Info:Website: www.thejessicawright.comIG/Threads/Tiktok: @thejessicawrightAvailable for:<ul><li>Keynote speaking</li><li>Panels and moderated conversations</li><li>Workshops and facilitated strategy sessions</li><li>Corporate, nonprofit, and community audiences</li></ul> You can find us at:IG/Facebook/Tiktok/Tumblr: @EverythAngCultureTwitter: @EveryTHGCultureSpotify: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/1LF0XhpOPmfBqsKkJHLTJT?si=15fbda09415b4bf5" rel="nofollow">https://open.spotify.com/show/1LF0XhpOPmfBqsKkJHLTJT?si=15fbda09415b4bf5</a>Apple Podcasts: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/everythang-culture/id1455598116" rel="nofollow">https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/everythang-culture/id1455598116</a>YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@everythangculturepodcast" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/@everythangculturepodcast</a>Support this podcast at — <a href="https://redcircle.com/everythang-culture-podcast/exclusive-content" rel="nofollow">https://redcircle.com/everythang-culture-podcast/exclusive-content</a>Goodpods:  <a href="https://goodpods.app.link/sCOxS8hzAHb" rel="nofollow">https://goodpods.app.link/sCOxS8hzAHb</a>

Welcome back, beautiful people! It&#39;s been a long time, but we&#39;re back with the Makings of You. We&#39;re happy to introduce you all to Jessica Wright. Jessica and I have been in conversations for some time about having her on the show. Jessica has roots in Arkansas, California, Georgia, and now Texas. Jessica is a public speaker and strategist whose work sits at the intersection of leadership, strategy, equity, and execution.

Having recently delivered a TEDx talk on The Bad Habit of Humility, Jessica brings a grounded, practical, and provocative voice to conversations that challenge people to stop shrinking, stop over-preparing, and start moving with clarity and conviction.

Her talks are designed to meet audiences where they are and move them forward with intention.

We loved our conversation, and we must have her back on a future panel. Stay tuned! Make sure to listen, like, rate, and share the episode, and follow Jessica and reach out to her for advice and needs. 



Jessica’s Contact Info:

Website: www.thejessicawright.com

IG/Threads/Tiktok: @thejessicawright

Available for:

Keynote speaking
Panels and moderated conversations
Workshops and facilitated strategy sessions
Corporate, nonprofit, and community audiences


You can find us at:

IG/Facebook/Tiktok/Tumblr: @EverythAngCulture

Twitter: @EveryTHGCulture

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