AF5 Podcast

#AF5 Podcast
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Love, life and parenting thrice; a podcast w/ two parents who gave the world Deison, Drew and Donovan Afualo! Criss-cross applesauce, Fam! It's story/advice time!

  1. 1D AGO

    My Coworker Turned Our Work ChatGPT Into Her Ai Boyfriend

    A shared workplace ChatGPT account gets taken over by someone’s explicit AI romance diary. Plus: a PowerPoint roasting someone’s cooking, family theft accusations, and more wild AITA stories! Criss cross Apple sauce, Fam! It’s story time!

    54 min

  2. MAR 5

    Don't Wait to Say It: Why Gratitude Can't Be Delayed!

    Get the tissues out. This one is gonna be a tear jerker!  After watching Famous Last Words featuring Eric Dane, we couldn’t stop thinking about one question: If today were your last day… what would you want your final words to say? This episode isn’t about fear — it’s about focus. We talk about: * Why thinking about the end actually makes life richer * The surprising themes that show up in people’s final reflections * How gratitude changes when you realize time is limited * The small things we complain about that suddenly don’t matter And we challenge ourselves (and you) to stop saving appreciation for “someday.” If this episode resonates, share it with someone you’re grateful for & drop a comment:What would your “famous last words” be? Criss cross apple sauce, Fam. It's story time!

    1h 9m

  3. FEB 26

    PART 2:The Emotional Side of Money No One Talks About

    In Part 2, we dive into why money feels so emotional in relationships. Most arguments aren’t about the numbers — they’re about security, control, freedom, and feeling valued. We also unpack how comparison in 2026 distorts reality, making normal finances feel like failure. To close, we share a simple reset: define what “enough” means for you, separate facts from fear, and create healthier money conversations — without shame or toxic positivity. Criss cross apple sauce, Fam! It’s story time!

    59 min

  4. FEB 19

    PART 1:The Emotional Side of Money No One Talks About

    We think money stress is about numbers.Income. Debt. Budgeting. Inflation. But what if the real tension isn’t about money at all? In this episode, we unpack the emotional side of money — the childhood scripts we inherited, the comparison culture that quietly fuels anxiety, and why financial conversations in relationships feel loaded before they even start. If you’ve ever: Felt behind even though you’re working hardArgued about spending but knew it wasn’t really about the purchaseFelt guilt for resting because “I should be doing more”Tied your self-worth to your productivityThis conversation is for you. Criss cross apple sauce, Fam! It’s story time!

    56 min

  5. FEB 12

    Small Thing, Big Rage: If You Can Relate, You’re One of Us!

    Why do the smallest things set us off more than the big ones? In this episode, we’re diving into the tiny, everyday behaviors that shouldn’t matter—but somehow absolutely do.  This episode is a rapid-fire rant session packed with petty takes, painfully relatable moments, and the kind of low-stakes frustrations that spark way bigger emotions than they deserve. If you’ve ever felt personally attacked by a text, a tone, or a “no worries” that definitely meant worries—this one’s for you. Come laugh, validate your annoyance, and realize you’re not crazy… we’re all just quietly mad about the same small things. Criss cross apple sauce, Fam. It’s story time.

    59 min

  6. FEB 5

    If This Episode Offends You, You’re Probably the Problem

    What are the unwritten rules of everyday life that everyone seems to ignore? In this episode, we get into everyday etiquette no one teaches you — the social rules you assume people know… until they absolutely don’t. From speakerphone criminals and elevator chaos to not touching food that isn’t yours (RIP to a stolen breakfast burrito), this episode is equal parts funny, relatable, and mildly unhinged. We share personal stories, petty grievances, and the small social moments that make you question whether etiquette is officially dead. Topics include: • Unwritten social rules everyone breaks • Public behavior that should be illegal (but isn’t) • The missing breakfast burrito incident 🌯 • Why basic manners feel optional now • Pet peeves we didn’t know would turn into rants 👇 Sound off in the comments: What’s an everyday etiquette rule you think people ignore the most? Criss cross apple sauce, Fam! It's story time!

    1h 5m

  7. FEB 1

    PART 2: Unpopular Opinion: Adulthood Isn’t Hard—The Expectations Are

    Same vibe, but PART 2 energy. We get honest about what adulthood actually feels like once the illusion cracks: the constant second-guessing, the pressure to be grateful while still wanting more, and the weird guilt that comes with not loving the life you worked so hard to build. If you’ve ever thought, “Is this it?” while also knowing you should feel lucky… pull up a seat. Criss cross apple sauce, fam. The story continues.

    57 min

  8. JAN 22

    PART 1: Unpopular Opinion: Adulthood Isn’t Hard—The Expectations Are

    We were told adulthood would look a certain way—stable job, perfect relationships, clear direction. But what if the real problem isn’t adulthood… it’s the unrealistic expectations we inherited? In this episode, we unpack the silent pressure to “have it all together,” why everyone feels behind (even the people who look ahead), and how comparison culture quietly ruins contentment. If you’ve ever wondered why life feels heavier than it should, this conversation might be what you need to feel better! Criss cross Apple sauce, Fam! It’s story time!

    1h 3m
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Love, life and parenting thrice; a podcast w/ two parents who gave the world Deison, Drew and Donovan Afualo! Criss-cross applesauce, Fam! It's story/advice time!

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  • Creator
    #AF5 Podcast
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    116
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © #AF5 Podcast
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