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Girl Talk With Pops Girl Talk With Pops is a weekly podcast that delivers the male point of view on dating, love, relationships, and life that many millennial women are missing.
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It's a raw and vulnerable discussion, hosted by a father and daughter duo.

Happy Father’s Day ! Thanks for being you 🥂 ♥️
18/06/2023

Happy Father’s Day ! Thanks for being you 🥂 ♥️

Happy Father’s Day to and all the dads and men like him who show up for their kids and other kids who need them ! 🤎
20/06/2021

Happy Father’s Day to and all the dads and men like him who show up for their kids and other kids who need them ! 🤎

Episode 13 is out now! In it Pops and I talk about sensitivity among men and women, which of the sexes is more expressiv...
07/04/2021

Episode 13 is out now! In it Pops and I talk about sensitivity among men and women, which of the sexes is more expressive, and how men need positive feedback and to feel appreciated. We also get into *why* men and women express feelings differently and how society conditions us to adhere to emotional stereotypes, even from childhood.⠀
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🎧 Check out epi 13 by searching for “Girl Talk With Pops" on your favorite podcast app. OR
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Ep 10: White Dad, Black Daughter, and Conversations About Race is out now!In this epi, we talk to our guest (L'aigner) a...
15/03/2021

Ep 10: White Dad, Black Daughter, and Conversations About Race is out now!

In this epi, we talk to our guest (L'aigner) about how she navigates difficult conversations about institutional racism and the experiences of black people living in America with her white father who raised her as a single dad. ⠀
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We dig into history’s perception of black people in the media and L'aigner shares in detail how the conversations about race with her dad go. Then she touches on her father’s experiences with face-to-face prejudice as a white man who likes dating women of color and questions whether or not she should feel empathy for him and his experiences.

Continuing our latest conversation about race, this week wraps up our interview with L’aigner. In part two of our discussion, we talk about how she navigates difficult conversations about instituti…

We don’t hear a lot about single fathers even though there are plenty of them out there. This week I'm super excited to ...
12/03/2021

We don’t hear a lot about single fathers even though there are plenty of them out there. This week I'm super excited to L'aigner to GTWP! She opens all the way up about her life as a biracial black woman who was raised by her single white father. ⠀
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This will be a 2-part interview. In part 1, episode 9, she talks about her relationship with her dad, how he treated her like a Disney princess 👑, and how that relationship influences what she looks for in the men she dates. We also touch on the difficult conversations she's had to have with her father about racism and how she challenges his perspective on police brutality.
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GTWP S03 E08 Lessons from Living Together
GTWP S03 E08 Lessons from Living Together

🚨 New episode out now! This time we're talking about shackin' up. 😃 COVID gifted me the opportunity to spend more time than usual w/ my long distance boo and in this episode I share what I've learned. Pops gave me some tips last season (S02 E03), but he didn't share everything. 🧐 #⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ Specifically, we talk about how different work schedules effect relationships, the need for setting household rules/expectations with your partner, personal workspaces, work-from-home demeanors, and the importance of practicing patience through it all.⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ 🎧 Listen and subscribe here: https://linktr.ee/gtwp

Black Male Privilege - Episode 7
Black Male Privilege - Episode 7

Episode 7 is out now. In it Pops, my cousin Dana, and I continue our discussion from episode 5, debating some of the ways in which black men have a more privileged experience than black women in America. ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ These episodes were inspired by The Black Male Privilege Checklist by Jewel Woods (MSW, LSW, and author). In this clip, we debate privilege # 79. Do you agree that this is a black male privilege? Or a male privilege in general??⠀ Subscribe and listen to GTWP: https://linktr.ee/gtwp

Black Male Privilege - Episode 7
Black Male Privilege - Episode 7

🚨 Episode 7 is out now! 🚨 In it Pops, my cousin Dana, and I continue our discussion from episode 5, debating some of the ways in which black men have a more privileged experience than black women in America. ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ These episodes were inspired by The Black Male Privilege Checklist by Jewel Woods (MSW, LSW, and author). In this clip, we debate privilege # 79. Do you agree that this is a black male privilege? Or a male privilege in general??⠀ I decided to talk to the men in my life about this topic because I believe it's important for black men to understand the experiences of the black women they love. ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ Subscribe and listen to GTWP: https://linktr.ee/gtwp

And you get to decide what you do with what you see. IMO that’s honestly one of the most beautiful things about being in a relationship. When else do you get the opportunity to practice self-awareness and get immediate feedback?! 🧐 Ok maybe it’s not “beautiful” and def not easy, but sometimes I geek out on self-growth so don’t mind me 🤐🙃 🎧 Listen to more of episode 6 by searching for “Girl Talk With Pops" on your favorite podcast app. 🎧 OR click here: https://linktr.ee/gtwp

"To whom much is given, much will be required" -- Including in marriage. I think being married requires a little bit more of yourself than being in a relationship. On the contrary, I've also heard people in long term relationships say that after getting married "nothing changed". Idk-- what do y'all think? ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀⠀ Regardless, Pops’ realization that even in ending his marriage, he treated his ex-wife more like a gf was a gem 💎 for me. ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀⠀ 🎧 Tune in by searching for “Girl Talk With Pops" on your favorite podcast app. 🎧 OR click here: https://linktr.ee/gtwp

We talk about going from lovers to friends in episode 7.
We talk about going from lovers to friends in episode 7.

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The Story Behind Girl Talk With Pops

Girl Talk With Pops is a manifestation of real conversations that Brittney and Todd have had over the years. It has always been very important for Todd to deliver the honest, sometimes painful, but necessary truth to Brittney about men, love, relationships, and the world around her. Once or twice a ladies man himself, he’s had plenty of experiences that he believes Brittney can learn from and he’s not afraid to bare all.

Brittney respects her Pops’ opinions on dating and life and cherishes the very special and vulnerable conversations they have. She’s not afraid to talk to him about anything because she knows that she’ll always receive a blunt, honest, sometimes funny, and loving point of view.

Once she learned that many of her friends didn’t have the same level of conversation with their fathers, it dawned on her how rare these discussions were and she decided to share them with the world. Brittney hopes that the discussions on Girl Talk With Pops will provide other millennial women with a warm and loving point of view that they’ve been missing. And together Brittney and Todd hope to inspire deeper and more meaningful conversations between all fathers and daughters.