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Boat and D-Wite casually discuss race relations and just plain regular life. It’s laughter all the way through Societal Destruction’s Podcast #5. Sit back, relax and have few chuckles with boat and D-Wite as they discuss thei...
D-Wite and Boat have been homies for around 6 years now. They met at a nightclub/bar where Boat was a bartender and D-Wite was a favorite patron. Once the bar closed in 2019 they began hanging out and have many friends in common. D-Wite and Boat just get each other. D-Wite is a chef in real life and works for one of the Disney Parks, here in Central Florida. He enjoys singing, laying beats and barbecueing in his spare time, plus macking on the white chicks.
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Boat and guest Matt discuss out of body experiences, dissociative disorder, crocodilian species of the world, trips good and bad, hallucinogens and more. Join us for an interesting chat with Boat and Matt.
In this episode of Societal Deconstruction, my buddy D-Wite and I discuss our different experiences growing up in different environments. While I grew up in upstate New York, near the Buffalo area, D-Wite is a city boy from Flatbush, Brooklyn. …
Just published! Episode 14 of Societal Deconstruction Podcast SDP, Your host, Boat welcomes special guest, Ross A. Schweitzer of The D. A. R. U. Project. Boat and Ross discuss the meaning of the D. A. R. U. Project, the diffe...
Sit tight and get ready for Boat and special guest Scott Forkner to break down societal norms and constructs such as holidays, gender, identity, childhood, employment and more. The only meaning social constructs have is the meaning given to them …
