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Bigg Thee, Meechie, and Mister Kee kick off 2026 with laughs and real talk about New Year, New Love. Just because it’s a new year doesn’t mean the relationship is ready. Maybe it's too soon to bring the “New Boo” around family? This episode will have you laughing—and thinking twice.

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In this episode Thee is back with another powerful reality check for the ladies. Thee breaks it down identifying all the obvious red flags women miss. He urges women to stop playing the "Mother" role to grown men. Stop trying to fix/raise a man. Focus on healthy love. Strong communication. Start chosing partners you dont have to mold into your liking. Dont settle for less ladies you deserve the BEST!

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In this episode I dive into the importance of real men stepping up in relationships and marriages. For a woman to respect ANY MAN, True respect is earned through character, self effort, positive behavior, and integrity. Fellas I'm personally handing y'all the damn playbook to a woman's heart. WATCH and LEARN.

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Uncle Thee, Meechie, and Mister Kee tackle suicide prevention and awareness in a powerful episode filled with resources, warning signs, and real talk on reaching our youth. From kids facing crisis to a pastor on the edge, the trio deliver raw truth, hope, and help when it’s needed most.

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Bigg Thee, Meechie, and Mr. Kee are back, unpacking one of the toughest questions in relationships: why do people stay in abusive situations? From fear and financial security to children and emotional attachment, both men and women share common reasons that keep them trapped. But at the end of the day, love isn’t always enough — sometimes you have to love yourself first. The crew dives into the hard truths about toxic relationships, when to fight for change, and when it’s time to walk away.

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In this powerful and eye-opening episode, Thee, Sie Sie, Meechie, and Mr. Kee tackle a topic that often gets overlooked — domestic violence against men. While society often focuses on female victims (rightfully so), it's just as important to acknowledge that men can also suffer abuse — emotionally, mentally, and even physically.

The crew dives deep into real-life stories, explores the emotional and psychological reasons people stay in toxic relationships, and challenges the stigma that keeps many male victims silent.

Why don’t they leave? Why don’t they speak up? What does healing look like?
This conversation is raw, real, and long overdue.

Tune in, share, and let’s keep the conversation going.
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Dating in 2025 is a whole different beast than it was before the pandemic. Back then, women seemed more approachable, and people actually took time to get to know each other. Now? Single folks want to be married, and the married ones want out. Everyone's in a rush, but no one seems to understand that love—real love—takes time.

It’s not all sunny days. Every relationship has its storms. So here’s the big question: Does age matter when it comes to love? Is it a problem for a 53-year-old man to date a woman in her 30s?

Well, Sie Sie, Thee, and Mr. Kee are diving deep and getting real about it. Sparks might fly—and not just the romantic kind.
You won’t want to miss this one.

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There is a large number of Domestic Violence cases that's on the rise in the North Texas area. The Dallas - Fort Worth metroplex has seen a rise over the past few years and the younger generation are the ones that has the strike in cases filed and arrest of young men being abusive to young women. Teenagers are experiencing an increase in violent mental and physical abuse. Men we need to step up and teach our son's, nephews, cousins, and whoever that sort of behavior is unacceptable.