Hate To Be That Guy: Recent Episodes
Jael Tyes
The “Hate to Be That Guy” podcast explores touchy and commonly ignored topics amongst young adults and addresses them in a manner that hopefully helps spark meaningful and productive discourse.
We covered a wide variety of topics on this first season of the Hate To Be That Guy Podcast. Tune in to hear some of the best moments from this season and stick around for season two!
In this episode I am joined by my wonderful guests, Nicole Snider and Chloe Hartman as we discuss the topic of interracial dating. We explore the concept of racial preference, attraction techniques and social media dating culture. Maybe a few of you all have had experience dating someone of another race, but if not, I hate to be that guy, but today we're talking about relationships.
Many people in my generation tend to avoid discussions regarding politics. Understandably so, as this generation has had more unobstructed exposure to some of the most heinous and egregious acts that society has seen in recent history. It is understandable to behave this way, but unfortunately, these conversations need to be had in order to progress as a society. I hate to be that guy, but today we're talking politics.
In this episode, I am joined by two of my closest friends, Bryce Long and Nicole Snider, as we discuss platonic relationships between males and females and some of the obstacles that may stand in the way. Hopefully, you as a listener can comprehend the idea of a strictly non-romantic relationship between sexes, but if not, I hate to be that guy, but today we're talking about the power of friendship!
In this episode of the Hate To Be That Guy podcast, I am joined by two of my closest friends, Bryce Long and Hakeem Onajobi, who help me to discuss the topic of toxic masculinity and address a few characteristics of the stereotypical "manly man." Hopefully as a viewer, you have heard of the term, but for those of you that haven't... I hate to be that guy, but today we're talking about toxic masculinity.
In this episode, I am joined by my friends and cohosts Evan Whitaker and Gigi Robertson. Together, we explore the notion of professionalism in America and it's various effects on people of color, especially Black people. Hopefully the idea of 'code switching' is one that you as a viewer are familiar with, but if not, well—I hate to be that guy...but today, we're talking about racism.