EP 44: Long time no see Dj Foley
1h 26m
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Medium Brown Podcast
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Foley is back and better than before (hopefully). In this episode, we discuss being in the corporate space as a black man. The "dance" POC must do in these predominately white spaces to get lesser treatment. Then we talk about the state of dating. Dj Foley gives some tips that will help you make a long-lasting connection. And last, we talk about an upcoming video game that an entire generation has been waiting for. But there is some not-so-great buzz sounding the game.
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