If It Wasn't For Tony: Recent Episodes
Tony Turner
From the entertainment industry and icons such as Aaliyah and Michael Jackson, topics like self-care, friendship, or colorism to the other societal and relatable issues Millenials and beyond go through, on this podcast I'll discuss it all. Tune in and hear for yourself. Because....if it wasn't for Tony, who would talk about these things? And if they do, I'm pretty sure it's not like me!!!
Fun Fact: As a tribute to my 2 favorite artists, each episode will be named after a Michael Jackson or Aaliyah song regardless of the topic.
In the final episode of this season, I'm discussing the workplace. How do you navigate the workplace? Co-workers, managers, customers? How do you make better opportunities for yourself? Let's talk about it. Thank You All once again.
Do you know how to read between the lines? Do you know how to decipher good or bad signs? Let's discuss !!!
Let's talk about relationships. Why is so much emphasis put on them as we get older? Why is being single seen as such a taboo in society? Why stay in a toxic one when you don't have to? Let's discuss this.
Do you ever feel the pressure to achieve more and more as you age? Have you ever viewed attaining success at specific ages as a concept built by society? Let's discuss.
When is enough....enough??? Enough clubbing, partying, drinking, and all of the above. I hope all my introverts out there feel me on this one. Let's discuss
It's about that time we discuss colorism. From my perspective of being a dark-skinned black man in his 20's, I have made many observations of it in my personal life and in the media. Michael Jackson once sang "It don't matter if you're black or white"....but as history has shown, it really does in more ways than one. Let's talk about it.
The sometimes complicated relationship known as a friendship. Neighborhood friends. School friends. Work friends. Social media friends. What's your definition of a friend? What makes someone your best one? As we get older, it most of the time changes. Let's discuss it
Everyone is unique in their own way. All of us are One In A Million in some kind of way. But what exactly makes us that special? Let's discuss as I give some inspirational advice and share a part of my own journey.