Mind On Matters Podcast

15/08/2024

Give Yourself Time!!!

15/08/2024

The Chances that you Don’t Take… Are the Ones You Lose Out On!!

21/07/2024

Via US President Joe Biden has announced that he will end his candidacy for re-election, saying “it is in the best interest of my party and the country”.
It comes four months before Americans go to the polls, upending the race for the White House.
It follows weeks of intense pressure from fellow Democrats after a faltering debate performance against Republican Donald Trump at the end of June.
In a letter posted to his social media account, he said it had been the greatest honour of his life to serve as president.

06/07/2024

L E T GO

20/06/2024

History was made in Inglewood 📸

19/06/2024

06/06/2024

The thing about the living is that you have to create peace on earth to live long enough to not die trying to experience it. and overall

31/05/2024

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23/04/2024

🤔 THOUGHTS?

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18/03/2024

🚨 Ever found yourself pondering whether it’s the heady rush of being in love or the quiet comfort of loving someone that’s got your heart skipping a beat? Season 4 of Mind On Matters is here with J Optiks and Coach Kesh, together with the insightful commentary of our new co-host, unpack these layered emotions that often entangle our hearts and minds. Our candid conversations peel back the curtain on how our relationships are shaped by the stories we tell ourselves, the music we listen to, and the societal expectations we grapple with; all while we share a few laughs and personal tales over a drink.

In a world where the line between personal choice and responsibility seems ever-blurring, we turn our attention to the legal complexities of the Unborn Child Support Act. This legislation has us fired up, dissecting the ramifications for fatherhood and the balance of fairness in child support laws. We go beyond the headlines as we reflect on the nuances of sexual partner selection and the societal shift this controversial act could signify. And in true Mind On Matters fashion, we don’t shy away from sharing our personal connections to the topic, adding depth to the debate.

Wrapping up, we’re not just here to talk; we’re here to engage with you, our cherished listeners. Consider this your open invitation to join our community conversation, whether through a glowing review, a heartfelt email, or a suggestion for future episodes. Your thoughts and feedback are the lifeblood of our show, and together we’re crafting a space that’s as inclusive as it is illuminating. So, let’s keep the dialogue going and continue to connect, sharing in the madness and the wonder of this thing we call life ._williams LINK IN BIO

18/03/2024

‎Society & Culture · 2023

18/03/2024

When it comes to matters of the heart, the dynamics of love and the responsibilities of parenthood can stir up deep emotions and heated debates. In the latest episode of the Mind On Matters Podcast , hosts Jay Optiks and Coach Kesh, along with a new co-host, embark on an explorative journey into the complexities of romance and the implications of the Unborn Child Support Act. The episode delves into the nuanced differences between loving someone and being in love. These layered emotions often intertwine with our life narratives, the music we listen to, and societal expectations. The hosts share personal experiences and laughter, but they also don't shy away from tough topics. As they peel back the curtain, listeners are invited to reflect on how external influences may fill gaps in relationships that should be addressed between partners. As the discussion progresses, the Unborn Child Support Act becomes a central theme. This legislation has stirred controversy, prompting a passionate dissection of its impact on fatherhood and child support laws. The hosts consider the implications of sexual partner selection and the societal shifts the act could bring about. They ponder the financial burdens of pregnancy and the act's goal to share responsibility between both parents. Through personal connections and stories, the debate gains depth and relatability.

The episode doesn't end with the dialogue between the hosts; it extends an invitation to listeners to join the conversation. Engaging with the community is a cornerstone of the Mind On Matters Podcast, and feedback is the lifeblood of the show. Whether through reviews, emails, or suggestions for future episodes, the hosts encourage audience participation to continue the dialogue and deepen the connection shared among listeners.

As the podcast unfolds, listeners are treated to chapters that dissect the stages of love and delve into relationship topics such as the impact of media on love relationships, the importance of communication, and navigating long-term commitments. The science of love is also touched upon, discussing the physiological responses it triggers and the role of chemicals such as oxytocin and dopamine.

In conclusion, the episode addresses the necessity of maintaining love in long-term relationships and the strategies for keeping the spark alive. The hosts share insights on loving a partner through life changes and understanding each other's love languages. They stress the importance of building a relationship that allows for vulnerability and open communication.

The podcast episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage with the show by leaving ratings and reviews and connecting via social media. The hosts' appreciation for their audience is palpable, and their passion for creating an inclusive and enlightening space is evident. As we navigate the twists and turns of love and the ethical considerations of new child support laws, Mind On Matters Podcast provides a platform for robust discussion and personal growth. Tune in to join a community that's as diverse as it is passionate about the madness and wonder of life.

A love and comedy podcast that uses movies/shows to discuss romantic advice.