Freedom hits different when it comes unexpectedly. After 10 years of military service, Fat Daddy found himself with just two hours to pack up his life and leave base housing – a jarring transition that cost him thousands in belongings but offered an unexpected fresh start. Now recording from Delaware, Fat Daddy and Sweets reunite for their first-ever video podcast, bringing viewers into their world with the same raw authenticity listeners have come to expect.

The road to this reunion wasn't simple – literally. The hosts share highlights from their epic 36-hour cross-country road trip from Idaho to Delaware, complete with colorful observations about small-town America and why everyone should experience at least one major road trip in their lifetime. Between laughing about stopping in towns "where they might call you boy" and the universal experience of passengers falling asleep, their journey serves as a perfect metaphor for life's unpredictable paths.

This episode arrives in the wake of Father's Day, prompting a heartfelt exploration of fatherhood's transformative power. "They make you a man. Either you're going to be a man or you're going to be a deadbeat. There's no in between," Fat Daddy reflects, celebrating the fathers who show up consistently while acknowledging the challenges. The conversation evolves into a powerful discussion about family reconciliation, with Fat Daddy sharing how smoking with his father helped heal their relationship – proving it's never too late to mend broken bonds when someone has the courage to initiate honest conversation.

Whether discussing Sweet's theory that numbers have genders (the number 5 is apparently "the gay bottom"), celebrating the simple joy of eating deviled eggs at a family gathering, or revealing plans for Fat Daddy's new civilian career in screenplay writing, this episode bridges significant life transitions with the humor and vulnerability that defines their friendship.

Join Fat Daddy and Sweets as they navigate new beginnings, celebrate family connections, and invite you to see the faces behind the voices you've grown to love. Subscribe now and become part of a community that finds strength in authenticity and laughter amid life's chaos.

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Freedom comes at a cost, but staying where you're not valued extracts an even higher price. In this raw, unfiltered season finale, Fat Daddy and Sweets dive deep into what it means to break free from situations that no longer serve you.

The episode opens with Fat Daddy's hilariously frustrating tale of trying to cancel his internet service with Zito Media, a perfect metaphor for any relationship, job, or situation where one party simply refuses to let go. "Don't ever, ever sell yourself out for an organization that doesn't appreciate you," he warns, revealing his own journey of waiting ten years to escape a situation where he felt undervalued and trapped.

As the conversation flows, we tackle one of today's most misunderstood tools: artificial intelligence. Fat Daddy passionately dismantles conspiracy theories while showcasing practical applications of AI like Gemini that can revolutionize productivity, education, and even childcare. "Stop trying to be a conspiracy theorist so bad that you let this put you out of a job. Use it as a tool," he advises listeners who risk being left behind by technological change.

The pair shares a powerful economic insight that resonates deeply in today's uncertain climate: the Great Depression birthed more millionaires than any other era in American history. Why? Because when traditional systems fail, creative people find ways to "make something out of nothing." This historical lesson frames a compelling discussion about adapting to change rather than fearing it.

Throughout the episode, stories about brutally honest children, life in a non-diverse community, and annoying bill collectors weave together to form a tapestry of authentic human experience. The conversation culminates with a preview of exciting Season 3 developments and a call for financial literacy.

Whether you're contemplating a major life change or simply navigating daily challenges, this episode offers both practical wisdom and the motivation to break free from whatever holds you back. Listen now and prepare yourself for what comes next.

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Have you ever needed to disconnect in order to reconnect? After weathering life's storms, we're back with a heartfelt conversation about finding your way through challenges and discovering unexpected clarity when you're alone with your thoughts.

This episode takes you on a journey from Idaho to California as we recount a transformative 13-hour solo road trip to attend a best friend's wedding. There's something profound about those long stretches of highway when it's just you, your thoughts, and the open road. We dive into the difference between being alone and being lonely, and how intentional solitude can become a powerful reset button for your mental state.

Our candid conversation then shifts to a topic many don't discuss openly - feminine hygiene and self-care practices. We break down misconceptions about products, share practical recommendations, and discuss why some traditional advice passed down through generations might need updating. From pH balance to proper products, this segment offers straightforward information delivered with authenticity and humor.

As we wrap up this pre-season finale of Season 2, we reflect on what Memorial Day truly means beyond the barbecues, announce our upcoming return to the East Coast, and leave you with a powerful takeaway: whether it's a trip or just a date with yourself, make time for solitude. It's in those moments alone that you often find the clarity you've been seeking.

Subscribe now and join us as we continue navigating life's complexities with honesty, humor, and heart. Sometimes life gives you a stop sign, not a red light – and we're ready to move forward together.

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What makes a mother's intuition so powerful? How does it differ from general women's intuition? According to our heartfelt exploration this week, mother's intuition approaches 99.9% accuracy—comparable to hospital-grade disinfectant in its reliability.

Our conversation delves into the profound paradox of motherhood: simultaneously being life's greatest accomplishment and its most challenging endeavor. We share personal stories about our own mothers' sacrifices and supernatural abilities to sense when we needed them most, regardless of physical distance. These connections transcend explanation but represent the core of what makes the mother-child bond so sacred.

The episode takes an unflinching look at America's treatment of mothers compared to other developed nations. With childbirth costing thousands of dollars in our region and maternity leave limited to 6-8 weeks (while other countries offer 6+ months), we question a system seemingly designed for mothers to fail. Single mothers face even greater challenges navigating these obstacles alone while raising children with limited support networks.

Perhaps most poignantly, we discuss how modern motherhood often lacks the community infrastructure previous generations relied upon. Gone are the days when grandparents routinely took grandchildren for summers or trusted neighbors provided childcare. Today's mothers frequently find themselves isolated in their "newborn bubble," creating support networks among peers rather than extended family.

For those blessed to still have their mothers, cherish every moment and never take those calls for granted. And if you know someone who's lost their mother, extend extra compassion their way. The motherhood journey deserves celebration far beyond a single day on the calendar.

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We explore life's challenges through raw, unfiltered conversation as we navigate feeling "juggled" by circumstances and finding hope in the symbolism of episode 15.

• Describing the feeling of being "juggled" by life, unable to catch our footing like being combo-attacked in a fighting game
• Finding meaning in the number 15 as symbolizing new beginnings and positive change
• Debating the viral "100 men vs one gorilla" scenario with surprising insights about human strategy versus animal strength
• Balancing being the bigger person versus letting people know where they've crossed boundaries
• Examining why people act weird after being confronted about their wrongdoings
• Highlighting the danger of making assumptions rather than asking direct questions
• Discussing whether friends can be more valuable than family based on chosen versus obligatory relationships
• Sharing excitement about the GTA 6 trailer and reflecting on responsible parenting

We appreciate you subscribing and sticking with us through episode 15. Stay tuned for video podcasts once we make our move to the East Coast!

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Have you ever wondered about the difference between putting on a brave face and truly handling life's challenges with grace? This raw, late-night conversation dives deep into what it means to "wear it well" versus "faking the funk" as we navigate our personal struggles.

Fat Daddy and Sweets explore how we present ourselves to the world while dealing with internal battles, touching on the vulnerable moments we all experience—like crying in your car before walking into work with a smile. The discussion evolves into a thought-provoking examination of our technological future, with both hosts questioning what our world might look like in 2035 as AI continues to advance and integrate into our daily lives.

The conversation takes a sobering turn as they contemplate the possibility of another Great Depression and what it means to be truly prepared for economic uncertainty. Their message becomes clear: those who develop practical skills, trades, and creative abilities will weather the storm, while those who can only consume may struggle to adapt. It's a wake-up call wrapped in genuine concern for listeners' well-being.

Perhaps most moving is their unfiltered perspective on parenthood, offering wisdom to both current and prospective parents. From acknowledging that parenting rarely goes as planned to the raw truth that fatherhood will be simultaneously the most rewarding and challenging experience, they share insights gained through personal experience rather than idealized notions.

This episode serves as both a mirror reflecting our collective anxieties and a roadmap for developing the resilience needed in uncertain times. Join the conversation by sharing your thoughts—all feedback is welcome as we build this community together.

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We're jumping back into the podcast world after some technical difficulties with a packed episode covering everything from cutting-edge tech to must-see films and personal confessions!

The conversation kicks off with a deep dive into professional networking on LinkedIn, emphasizing how building genuine connections can transform your career trajectory. We share personal insights about how these platforms are changing our approach to the entertainment industry and creating opportunities we never imagined possible.

Things get heated during our Meta glasses debate – are they revolutionary tools for capturing life's precious moments and protecting yourself during law enforcement encounters, or the first step toward a Black Mirror dystopia? The passionate discussion highlights both the practical benefits and potential privacy concerns of this wearable technology that's rapidly changing how we interact with the world.

The absolute highlight comes when we review Ryan Coogler's latest masterpiece "Sinners" featuring Michael B. Jordan. Our enthusiasm reaches fever pitch as we praise Jordan's incredible dual performance as twin brothers, along with the film's impeccable dialogue, production design, and storytelling. Fair warning: we're careful to avoid spoilers, but our excitement might just convince you to head straight to theaters!

We take a surprising turn with a hilarious biblical discussion where Sweets expresses her "beef" with Eve from the Garden of Eden, leading to a broader conversation about gender dynamics and relationship challenges that somehow manages to be both irreverent and thought-provoking.

Everyone experiences what we call "the ugly phase" – those periods when self-care routines slip and confidence plummets. We offer genuine advice and encouragement for pushing through these temporary struggles, acknowledging that the journey back to feeling like yourself again starts with small steps and self-compassion.

The episode wraps with a nostalgic dive into 90s cartoons like "Courage the Cowardly Dog," examining the surprising depth and darker themes hidden within these childhood favorites. Ready to join us for this wide-ranging conversation that might change how you see technology, films, and maybe even yourself?

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What's the difference between someone you'll date once versus someone who captures your full attention? According to our candid exploration of modern dating, it might come down to whether they teach you something meaningful about yourself, them, or the world around you.

In this unfiltered conversation, we dive into the psychology behind dating preferences, revealing that intellectual stimulation often trumps physical attraction when it comes to lasting interest. "If you don't have any substance, I'm cooked and I'm just gonna pay the bill and I'm not gonna engage ever again," one host confesses, highlighting how quickly we determine someone's potential.

We unpack "The Crock-Pot Game" – a patient, strategic approach to building attraction through small, meaningful interactions over time rather than rushing into intimacy. This counterintuitive method challenges the instant gratification culture dominating dating apps and might explain why some people effortlessly attract partners while others struggle despite their best efforts.

The episode takes an honest turn discussing dating "icks" – from superficial concerns like personal grooming to deeper issues like lacking hobbies or interests. We explore the complex psychology behind who pays on first dates, revealing that even the most independent women secretly hope men will decline their offers to split the bill. "If you let them pay, they are going to talk about you later," warns one host, pulling back the curtain on post-date discussions.

Whether you're actively dating or in a relationship, this episode offers illuminating insights into human connection that will transform how you approach romantic encounters. After all, as we conclude: dating might be "ghetto," but finding someone worth your time makes the journey worthwhile.

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Fat Daddy welcomes TJ to the podcast for an unforgettable conversation that peels back layers of identity, fear, resilience, and the transformative power of community. What begins as a light-hearted introduction to TJ's love of pickles and silkworms quickly evolves into a profound exploration of what it means to face your fears and live authentically.

TJ captivates listeners with the harrowing tale of her first ski experience—a perfect metaphor for her approach to life's challenges. Despite being a complete novice, she headed straight for the mountain's peak, resulting in an unexpected journey through deep snow and a black diamond run. "You don't learn something unless you go through the fire," she explains, revealing a philosophy that has guided her through far more significant challenges than skiing.

The conversation takes a powerful turn as TJ shares her experience as a transgender woman living in rural Idaho. With remarkable openness, she discusses her five years on hormone replacement therapy, her estrangement from religiously conservative parents, and childhood struggles with domestic violence. Her insights on gender identity, including fascinating scientific context about conditions like PCOS and chromosomal variations, offer listeners both education and empathy.

Perhaps most valuable are TJ's straightforward "do's and don'ts" for interacting with transgender individuals. Her advice—centered primarily around minding one's business and showing basic respect—provides listeners with practical guidance whether they're parents of transitioning children or simply looking to be better allies. Throughout it all, TJ's infectious energy and resilient spirit shine through, reminding us that "when you face fear, you're never alone."

Ready to look the wolf right in the eyes? This episode will challenge you to face your fears, expand your understanding, and recognize that community truly is our strongest ally. Subscribe now and join the conversation about what matters most—loving and protecting your people, wherever you find them.

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A spirited campfire song kicks off this candid exploration of life's complexities, where nostalgia meets modern dilemmas. We reminisce about classic SpongeBob episodes—lamenting how the quality has dipped in recent seasons—before sharing tales from a spontaneous winery visit that yielded some exceptional 14.5% red wine. The difference between appreciating fine wine and settling for "sweet bullshit" becomes a playful debate that reveals our contrasting tastes.

The conversation takes a serious turn as we discuss a recent encounter with law enforcement that nearly ended in detention. This sparks a passionate dialogue about knowing your rights while maintaining respect during police interactions. We emphasize that complying with basic requests doesn't mean surrendering your right to question or advocate for yourself—especially when you know you're in the right. For minorities especially, there's a delicate balance between standing your ground and ensuring your safety.

Technology enters the discussion with Meta glasses becoming both a point of enthusiasm and concern. While these wearable devices offer incredible convenience and entertainment options, they also raise questions about surveillance, privacy, and the increasing ways corporations track our movements. Are these technological advances making our lives better, or are we surrendering too much of our privacy?

Perhaps most compelling is our exploration of how relationship dynamics shift once titles are applied. When "just dating" becomes "boyfriend and girlfriend," or partners become spouses, expectations often change dramatically—and not always for the better. We argue that the best relationships maintain their fundamental dynamic regardless of title, with both partners accepting each other exactly as they are rather than expecting transformation after a status change.

The episode concludes with hard truths about phone privacy, trust, and communication in relationships. Going through your partner's phone is never the answer—either have the courage to ask direct questions or recognize that the relationship lacks the foundation of trust it needs to survive.

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Fat Daddy and Sweets return for Season 2 with an intimate conversation that peels back the layers of their friendship and Sweets' personal journey through thoughtful interview questions.

• Using "That's a Good Question" game cards to explore Sweets' experiences and perspectives
• Discussing how Sweets' self-care evolved from distraction-based to mindfulness and meditation
• Reflecting on childhood memories including Sweets' elaborate Sweet 16 party
• Exploring the complex dynamics between Sweets and her family relationships
• Sharing the origin story of their friendship at Kuumba Academy in 2005
• Teasing upcoming projects including merch, movies, short films, and something called "YAMZ"
• Examining personal growth and what it means to truly understand versus being understood

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Two hoopers connect over profound truths in this raw, late-night conversation that transcends typical podcast fare. Money Mike joins me for a spiritual exploration of self-actualization, where we discover that reaching your highest self paradoxically requires surrendering to something greater. "When you reach that greatest point of yourself is when you're able to surrender to God," Money Mike shares, sparking a discussion about consciousness, faith, and manifesting your greatest potential.

We debate whether daily rituals like making your bed truly matter, with Money Mike advocating for spiritual morning routines while I defend traditional discipline. Basketball stories weave throughout our talk, revealing how competition on the court forged our mutual respect. We share laughs over Jack-in-the-Box tacos at 3 AM while dissecting the difference between college and NBA basketball passion.

The conversation takes a vulnerable turn when we reflect on youthful relationship mistakes and the profound difference between physical encounters and spiritual connection. Money Mike drops wisdom bombs about intimacy that challenge conventional thinking: "It's best when it's blessed" becomes our mantra for relationships built on love rather than momentary pleasure.

This episode exemplifies what happens when two authentic souls connect without pretense. The unfiltered exchange offers wisdom for anyone seeking deeper understanding of relationships, spirituality, and personal growth. Whether you're a basketball lover, spiritual seeker, or someone navigating life's complex relationships, you'll find something to pause and reflect on in this conversation.

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Money doesn't just talk—it screams life lessons if you're willing to listen. In this raw, unfiltered season finale, we're pulling no punches about financial literacy and the excuses keeping you broke.

We've officially established Fat & Sweets LLC, transforming from podcast hosts to CEO and COO of our own entertainment company. This entrepreneurial leap has shown us firsthand how business ownership creates paths to wealth that employment alone never will. From tax write-offs to building generational wealth, we break down why creating your own business might be the smartest financial move you'll ever make.

The financial gems we share include practical hacks anyone can implement: credit-building strategies using the Self app, understanding NFTs and day trading basics, and the shocking truth about credit redlining that discriminates based solely on your zip code. We also tackle the uncomfortable reality that your financial situation often reflects the five people you spend the most time with—sometimes growth requires distance from those who drain rather than enhance your potential.

Our no-excuses approach might sting, but that's the point. Anxiety, introversion, and other challenges aren't valid reasons to avoid financial improvement when opportunities exist that align with every personality type. If you're spending money on streaming services, eating out, or other luxuries while claiming you can't afford to invest in yourself, this episode will be your wake-up call.

This marks our final free episode as we transition to a subscription model ($3/month) for Season Two. For less than a cup of coffee, you'll get unfiltered guidance from two people committed to building wealth and bringing you along for the journey. The question isn't whether you can afford to subscribe—it's whether you can afford not to.

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Losa (Fat Daddy) reunites with his old friend T-Rock to revive his podcast after a lengthy hiatus, diving deep into the complexities and rewards of fatherhood in this refreshingly honest conversation.

• The distinction between being a "dad" vs being a true "father" - anyone can be a dad, but fatherhood requires COMMITMENT
• Funny parenting moments like children knocking on refrigerator doors and stealing blocks of cheese
• The unique role fathers play as cornerstones of discipline, logic, intentionality and spiritual leadership
• How fathers PREPARE their children for the real world through sometimes UNCOVENTIONAL methods
• Reconciling with father figures - healing relationships and understanding their parenting decisions
• The IMPORTANCE of being present in your child's life and taking responsibility for the children you create
• Building LEGACY through intentional fatherhood and breaking generational curses
• Creating the benchmark for how daughters will expect to be treated in future relationships

If you know someone who has kids that they don't take care of, SHARE this episode. Become self-aware, find your spirituality, get your money right and get back to your kids because they NEED you.

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We explore the distinctive line between "raging out" (expressing angry thoughts) versus "crashing out" (actually taking regrettable actions) while discussing how to process intense emotions in healthier ways.

• Distinguishing between intrusive thoughts and harmful actions
• Challenging the notion that men aren't emotional – anger counts too
• Questioning the sincerity behind asking "how are you" in casual conversation
• Importance of being present when connecting with others
• Benefits of learning to be comfortable alone with your thoughts
• Dealing with unsolicited advice from people who just want to hear themselves talk
• Unpacking emotional baggage before it weighs you down

Listen to Erykah Badu's "Bag Lady" to understand the message about trauma. Deal with your baggage so you don't miss out on opportunities and relationships meant for you.

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Fat and Sweets Episode 7 dives deep into conquering fear with courage and the importance of self-advocacy in all aspects of life. The hosts open up about their own fears and share powerful insights on breaking through limitations to achieve personal growth.

• Gratitude for growing listener base and subscription support
• Introducing the concept of courage over fear as a mathematical fraction
• The hazards of allowing fear to dictate your life choices
• Self-reflection and the importance of spending time in solitude
• How negative self-talk limits personal growth
• Advocating for yourself, especially in healthcare settings
• Embracing change as a natural part of personal evolution
• Learning from those with life experience to avoid future regrets

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We explore the concept of the "crash out button" – that point where logic and reason disappear, leaving you with tunnel vision and impulsive reactions. Everyone has someone who pushes this button best, usually the person you had children with or your parents.

• Celebrating our first 12 podcast subscribers with personal shoutouts
• Worldwide listener breakdown from Nigeria to Idaho to Delaware 
• "Don't Piss Me Off" segment highlighting everyday annoyances like slow drivers and ill-fitting sandals
• Discussion on what makes us "crash out" – lose all logic and act impulsively
• Introduction to VeeFriends and upcoming opportunities
• Importance of mental health and self-care: "You can't pour from an empty cup"

Take care of yourself this weekend however you see fit – whether making more money, playing basketball, or resting. Your mental health affects everything else in your life.

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Fat and Sweets explore neurodivergence, cultural references, parenting realities, and intimate relationships in this unfiltered conversation about embracing your authentic self.

• Everyone has some flavor of "the tism" (autism) – it's not a defect but a superpower
• The number five symbolizes freedom, curiosity, change, and grace
• Cultural references separate who "can sit with us" – from rotary phones to SpongeBob quotes
• The "F*ck Them Kids" segment celebrates the love of parenthood while acknowledging its challenges
• Parents sometimes need breaks without feeling guilty
• Relationship advice: embody the qualities you seek in a partner
• For men: focus on personal growth and financial stability before pursuing marriage

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This is the LAST "free" episode. We promise you will never regret this subscription. We are not like Netflix. We can show you better than we can tell you. Again, THANK YOU for listening, CHAT you are amazing. <3

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We explore the difference between viewing relationships through rose-tinted glasses and using genuine spiritual discernment to make better life decisions. Through personal experiences and thought-provoking questions, we examine how our intuition serves as a reliable internal guidance system when we choose to listen.

• Spirit of discernment versus rose-tinted glasses in relationships
• Ignoring intuition always leads to paying a price later
• Questioning social constructs like time and leap years
• Critical comparison between faith in science versus religious faith
• How overthinking prevents us from following our intuition
• Personal stories of relationship red flags we chose to ignore
• The Holy Spirit as intuition that never leads us astray

Stop using your brain and start using your heart. If your heart tells you to do something positive, go do it without overthinking. Listen to your intuition - it won't lead you astray.

Episodes 4 & 5 are the last episodes before we start our $3 subscription. Now you make think, that $3 is a lot but if you stop buying $5 coffees every day on the way to work, you might be able to afford this subscription. It's something to consider. We are just warning you now. Only those who read the episode description will know what this is. God bless you all and have a great day.

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On this episode of Fat and Sweets, this is where we came ALIVE, and "CHAT" was born. That's what you are, the Chat. Rest assured you will be entertained AND... I promise you if you have ever been in a relationship before that was REAL, we promise you gon' FEEL something. We will let the podcast do the talking. For those of you who read, just know that we are telling you now that there will be no videos for this podcast for the first 25 episodes. We need you to ACTUALLY listen to what we are discussing. EVERY episode here is RAW, no edit. And that's what it's going to be until we decide otherwise. Thank you for coming back again and enjoy the show. (That's not actually a show)

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On this episode of Fat and Sweets, you get to experience a car conversation that turned into a podcast episode. This was a b-e-a-utiful moment for the both of us that we thought was special enough to share with you losers. We mean winners of course. Our friendship is THEE integral part of our foundation, and we learned that through LIVED experience. Our lives were not destined to be together, however, we CHOSE to make that our reality. Now, this is what our life is. We spoke some things into the universe, and they appeared. We've been talking to God like that's our therapist. We are not saying, that's what YOU should do. However, that is what works for US. Enjoy the pod and let us know if you need anything. We love you CHAT!

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On this very first episode of Fat & Sweets, we embark on our new journey as active podcasters! We have been waiting to freely speak in this way for other members to feel understood through our shortcomings and experiences of triumph, growth, reflection and faith. Short, SWEET, and to the point... FOR NOW. We will consider having a dialogue about recent/current events however, we do not want our content to be "dated". We will keep the content meaningful and filled with substance because we realize that you (the CHAT) have a life outside of listening to our banter. If you would like to be a fly on the wall and hang out with us in these brief moments, please stick around. And don't worry, we do not have long intros, we get right to it! If you don't have the warm and fuzzies, we are NOT the podcast for you. "Chew it over" and come on back for a different episode another time. We promise you will FEEL something and LAUGH at the same time. God bless you all and enjoy!

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