In this episode, my friend and I get together on the podcast to share our hot takes on various topics. We dive deep into current events, pop culture, and everything. From controversial opinions to bold predictions, we tackle it all with humor, wit, and skepticism. Please tune in to hear our unfiltered and honest discussions, and join the conversation by sharing your own hot takes with me on the podcast Instagram @mauricescorner.

I just wrapped up a conversation with Chris and Graham this week. We discussed our thoughts about the important people in our lives and things we've been dishonest about. To close out the podcast episode, we shared some new insights we gained about one another.

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Today I'm sitting down with two friends of mine as we take part in a game called We're Not Really Strangers. In this episode, we get personal, have laughs, and reminisce on memories we've made in a short span of 5 weeks during our internship.

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Growing up I always feared aging, but while I've grown since my early teen years I've been able to combat the fear. Today I'm talking about the emergence of fear in terms of aging and growing old and some ways I've come to accept it. If you like the podcast leave a rating and review!

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Today, I'm sitting alongside one of life's most genuine and down-to-earth people I know. Today we're discussing dating in our 20s and how we've been able to navigate as 20-somethings.

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As I have grown and changed, there are certain things that I have come to realize no longer serve me or bring me joy now that I'm an adult.

Growing up, one of my biggest struggles was knowing when to trust my gut and whether I needed approval from others. The reality is I never did.