Ep.85 | In this classic episode, we’re revisiting one of the most inspiring episodes inYeahDat history — our conversation with Angelique Godwin, an entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and proud transgender woman whose story continues to impact listeners around the world.

Angelique opens up about her journey of self-discovery, identity, and resilience, offering timeless insights on embracing purpose, leading with authenticity, and transforming adversity into fuel for success. Whether you’re new to her story or ready to experience it again, this episode is a reminder of the strength it takes to live your truth — and the beauty that comes with it.

• Angelique’s path from struggle to self-empowerment
• How she built a thriving business while advocating for LGBTQ+ visibility
• Lessons on confidence, clarity, and staying true to yourself
• Real talk on resilience, mental health, and navigating life transitions
• Why purpose is the ultimate motivator — and how to tap into yours

Angelique Godwin is a dynamic motivational speaker, entrepreneur, and fierce advocate for trans visibility. Known for her authenticity, passion, and uplifting spirit, she uses her platform to inspire others to live boldly and unapologetically. From corporate stages to grassroots community events, Angelique continues to break barriers and create space for transformative conversations as the Director of Transgender Equality.

Follow Angelique:

📸 Instagram: @dncndiva | @equalityfl

✅ You don’t need permission to be yourself

✅ Entrepreneurship is a vehicle for impact

✅ Your story is your power — don’t be afraid to own it

✅ Healing is a process, and so is becoming

✅ Representation matters, now more than ever

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Intro Music:

“Life is Beautiful” by The Alchemist | Larry June | 2Chainz

The Yeahdat Podcast is back like the NFL – and things are already getting wild. This week, we're diving into the madness of football fans, wild viral moments, and some cartoon-level predictions that somehow keep coming true. Strap in for hot takes, big laughs, and real talk.

• Season kickoff reactions
• Early surprises and bold predictions
• Which teams are looking dangerous, and which ones already need prayers?

• We break down the viral video of a Bills fan banned for life (but still reppin')
• His over-the-top apology – was it sincere or satire?
• Fan behavior vs. team loyalty: Where's the line?

• Entitlement in the stands: What happened, and why it got messy
• Are fans taking things too far – again?

• Why do fans feel like they “own” the players and teams?
• When support turns toxic
• Personal stories + audience takes

• Another eerie Simpsons “prediction” makes the rounds
• Coincidence, satire, or spooky accuracy?
• Best/worst Simpsons “prophecies” over the years

• Viral moments from the sports world
• Listener shoutouts
• Random Yeahdat tangents you didn’t know you needed

• Follow us on IG/Twitter/TikTok: @YeahdatPodcast
• Subscribe & Review on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen
• Got a hot take or wild fan story?
• DM us or email: MrWestcoastRob@gmail.com

🎤 INTRO MUSIC:

”Black Man” by Larry June

”On the Unda” by Larry June

Ep.83 | 🎙️This episode gets personal. We explore the raw and complex emotions that come with sending a child off to college — a bittersweet rite of passage filled with pride, grief, and new beginnings. From there, we honor the birthday of a beloved nephew who passed away years ago, reflecting on how grief evolves over time but never fully fades.

Then, just as life brings a moment to breathe, an unexpected loss — the sudden death of a friend — shakes the foundation once again. We talk openly about navigating these overlapping waves of emotion, memory, and meaning.

But life, in its unpredictable rhythm, also throws in the unexpected and bizarre. We touch on the current uproar around male cheerleaders in the NFL — a culture clash of tradition, masculinity, and representation. And yes, we round out the episode with a weird and wild headline: ice cream made from breast milk — sparking a conversation about bodily autonomy, food ethics, and why this flavor may be more than just a gimmick.

Whether you're grieving, growing, laughing, or simply trying to keep up — this episode is a snapshot of the strange beauty of being human.

• 🧳 Letting Go: The emotional process of sending a child to college
• 🎂 Honoring a Life: The birthday of a nephew gone too soon
• 🖤 When Grief Strikes Again: Processing the sudden death of a friend
• 📣 NFL & Masculinity: The rise (and resistance) of male cheerleaders
• 🍦 Breast Milk Ice Cream: Weird science or social statement?

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• Twitter/X: @Westcoast_Rob
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by Blue Dot Sessions

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Intro Music:

"Cheerleader" by OMI

"Funny Thing" by ThunderCat

"Them Changes" by ThunderCat

Ep.82 | This episode gets serious, gets real, and gets... a little weird. We open with a heavy but necessary conversation about the recent deaths in the U.S. Navy, highlighting the urgent need for mental health support within the military. Then, we switch gears to explore the ongoing stigma around seeking help and what real support can—and should—look like.

But don’t worry, we don’t stay serious too long. Next up: the now-infamous "Green Dildo Situation" that had WNBA fans and players alike doing double takes. What happened, how did it go viral, and why was it kinda... perfect?

Finally, we’re calling out Rotten Tomatoes for its wildly inaccurate ratings this year. Are the critics even watching the same movies as us? We break down some of the worst offenders and give you our YeahDat Certified Fresh picks.

• Acknowledgment of the lives lost in the Navy this year
• The toll of silence: Mental health, isolation, and systemic challenges
• Why it's okay—and necessary—to ask for help
• Resources: Military & civilian mental health support options

Links:

• Military OneSource
• Veterans Crisis Line: 988 (Press 1)

• Breaking the stigma around therapy and mental wellness
• Host stories & guest perspectives
• How to find a therapist who gets it
• Therapy vs. “toughing it out”: Why one saves lives

• What actually happened on camera?
• Internet chaos, memes, and conspiracy theories
• WNBA players' reactions & how the league handled it
• The line between fan antics and security concerns

• 2025’s most inaccurate Rotten Tomatoes scores so far
• “Critics say mid, but the streets say fire”

• Final thoughts: It’s okay to laugh, but it’s also okay to cry
• Reminder: Mental health check-in, even if things seem fine
• Follow us on [Instagram/TikTok] @YeahDatPodcast
• Leave a review and tell us what you think Rotten Tomatoes got way wrong this year

Background Music:

• "Pedalrider" - Blue Dot Sessions

Intro Music:

• "Dani California" - Red Hot Chili Peppers
• "Otherside" - Red Hot Chili Peppers

🎙️ Ep.81 | In this episode, we unpack the neurological shifts that happen when you commit to a more empowered mindset—and why positivity isn’t about ignoring problems but reframing them with intention. From change and open-mindedness we discuss the benefits of change.

Then, we shift gears and discuss age gapped relationships like those of Deion Sanders and Bill Belichick and discuss whether its legitimate or not.

Then we get real about Trick Daddy’s viral comments labeling women over 35 as "damaged goods." We take this moment to challenge outdated narratives, highlight the power of maturity and lived experience, and discuss how words—especially in culture—shape mental health, identity, and self-worth.

🔗 Connect:

• Daughter's College registry:

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• Instagram: [@YeahDatPodcast]
• TikTok: [@YeahDatPodcast]
• Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheYeahDatPodcast

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Ep.80 | Join us as we reflect on the recent passing of five influential figures across entertainment and pop culture.

• Malcolm‑Jamal Warner
• Chuck Mangione
• Anne Burrell
• Ozzy Osbourne
• Hulk Hogan

We explore their legacies, notable milestones, circumstances of their deaths, reactions from peers and fans, and what they’ll be most remembered for.

• Death: July 20, 2025, in Limón, Costa Rica — drowned while swimming during a family vacation at age 54
• Legacy: Best known as Theodore Huxtable on The Cosby Show. Also recognized for roles in Malcolm & Eddie, Sons of Anarchy, The Resident; Grammy‑winning music collaborator
• Reactions: Heartfelt tributes from Cosby Show co-stars including Keshia Knight Pulliam, who called him her “big brother”

• Death: July 22, 2025, age 84, passed peacefully in his Rochester, New York home while asleep
• Legacy: Celebrated flugelhorn & trumpet virtuoso; worldwide fame from "Feels So Good" (1977), more than 30 albums, collaborations with jazz legends, and educator in later years

• Death: June 17, 2025, at 55 in Brooklyn, New York; confirmed suicide by acute intoxication involving multiple substances
• Legacy: Beloved Food Network personality, host of Worst Cooks in America, and Secrets of a Restaurant Chef, known for her energetic teaching style and culinary passion
• Reactions: Renowned chefs and co‑hosts honored her warmth, mentorship, and enduring spirit

• Death: July 22, 2025—as announced by family, he died peacefully at 76 in England, after a long struggle with Parkinson’s and complications from spinal injuries
• Legacy: Frontman of Black Sabbath, dubbed the “Prince of Darkness,” solo superstar, cultural icon who helped define heavy metal; final Black Sabbath concert held on July 5 at Villa Park, Birmingham, fundraising event “Back to the Beginning”
• Reactions: Family issued statements condemning online conspiracy theories, emphasizing that Ozzy was in good spirits before passing; tributes from fellow musicians and public figures

• Death: July 24, 2025, age 71, died of cardiac arrest at his Clearwater, Florida home
• Legacy: Terry “Hulk Hogan” Bollea was one of wrestling’s biggest stars—major influence in WWF’s 1980s surge, WrestleMania mainstay, later founder of Real American Freestyle promotion
• Reactions: WWE figures including Vince McMahon, Triple H; wrestling icons like Ric Flair and The Undertaker saluted him; Trump and others expressed condolences.

• Credits: https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/celebrities/2025/07/25/malcolm-jamal-warner-death-cause-drowning/85371564007/
• https://people.com/anne-burrell-cause-of-death-suicide-11778277
• https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/24/arts/music/chuck-mangione-dead.html
• https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/22/arts/music/ozzy-osbourne-dead.html
• https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/24/sports/hulk-hogan-dead.html
• Support links: If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health challenges, emotional distress, substance use problems, or just needs to talk, call or text 988, or chat at

Ep.79 | What does it mean to love someone who can’t speak, move, or age? In this deeply intimate and unconventional episode, we revisit episode 35 featuring Xen, a man whose life partner is a hyper-realistic, life-size doll named Yumi. To the outside world, it might seem bizarre, even unsettling — but to Xen, their bond is as real as any traditional relationship.

We explore how their connection began, how he navigates love, companionship, and societal judgment, and what this relationship reveals about loneliness, emotional fulfillment, and the changing definitions of intimacy in a tech-driven world.

Whether you leave this episode moved, puzzled, or rethinking what love looks like, one thing is certain: Xen’s story challenges us to confront our assumptions about connection and what it means to truly feel seen.

🕒 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever podcasts are available!

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Ep.78 | In this special episode, we’re cracking open the vault and letting you in on an unreleased episode that almost didn’t make it to your feed. Raw, real, and slightly chaotic — we talk about why this one sat on the shelf and why now felt like the right time to bring it out.

But that’s not all…

We dive deep into the recent wave of FCC complaints following Kendrick Lamar’s headline-making halftime performance. From lyrical content to visual choices, some folks were not happy — and they made sure the feds heard about it. We break down what the complaints were, how they stack up against previous halftime controversies, and what it all says about art, censorship, and cultural double standards in 2025.

Links & Mentions:

• Kendrick Lamar’s full halftime performance (YouTube)

https://youtu.be/KDorKy-13ak?si=zhN2hMTS2o0-kKx4

• FCC complaint database (2025)

https://www.fcc.gov/sites/default/files/super-bowl-complaints-2025.pdf

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Pedalrider by Blue Dot Sessions

Intro Music:

“Scary Movie” by Lefty Gunplay & JasonMartin

”Hollywood” by YG & Shoreline Mafia