All In Your Bizz w/ Reka & Los

Los & Reka
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Welcome to a bold, no-holds-barred couples podcast where we dive into life, love, and everything in between-uncensored and unfiltered. As a Generation X couple, we're bringing our real-life experiences, raw honesty, and sharp wit to the table as we explore serious issues, controversial opinions, and laugh-out-loud moments that matter. No topic is off limits-from relationships and social issues to pop culture and personal growth-we're getting all up in your business and saying what others won't. Our goal? To spark thought, share truths, and connect with listeners through honest, heartfelt, and hilarious conversation. Email Us: allinyourbizz25@gmail.com www.youtube.com/@allinyourbizzshow

  1. -4 H

    What Your Spice Cabinet Says About You

    Send us a text A mountain of oxtails, three lonely spices, and an oven set to “forever” sparked a spirited breakdown of what actually makes food taste great. We got honest about the pitfalls we watched on-screen—too-small bowls, untrimmed fat, and seasoning that never had a chance—and turned the chaos into a simple, reliable playbook you can use tonight. We walk through the flavor fundamentals: how to build a base with onion powder, garlic powder, paprika, and a balanced seasoning salt; why a light olive oil paste helps seasoning cling and bloom; and how fresh onion, garlic, and finely chopped peppers add lift without overpowering. Curious about color? We cover smoked paprika, turmeric, curry, and a careful touch of browning for rich tones without the burnt look. We even nominate one do-it-all Cajun blend that delivers salt, spice, and color in a single shake. Kitchen hygiene matters as much as taste, so we call out the habits that keep flavor up and risk down—no seasoning in the sink, one hand for meat and one for spices, clean surfaces, and safe rinsing with vinegar or citrus instead of soap. Then we share the social science of dinner: how to tell if your meal is a hit, how to recover from a miss, and how to introduce new dishes without spooking the table. If you’ve ever spent good money on a slow-cooked cut only to watch it land in the trash, these tips will save your budget and your pride. Hit play, laugh with us, and take home a smarter spice cabinet and a cleaner workflow. If this helped, follow the show, share it with a friend who loves to cook, and leave a quick review to tell us your secret seasoning move. Support the show

    30 min

  2. 8 OCT.

    Funk at the Door

    Send us a text Your nose decides faster than your stomach. We start with a simple craving for lasagna and run straight into a wall of parking-lot funk—sour, gassy, sewage-strong—and that one whiff sparks a bigger conversation about how senses shape our choices. From whether to trust a restaurant that smells off to the clever ways places try to mask problems with plug-ins, we break down the quiet cues that either build trust or wreck it on the spot. We also step into a new barbershop as walk-ins, scan the cuts, and confront the art of the graceful exit. That moment—when you see a crooked lineup and still hear “I got you next”—teaches a lot about making quick, self-respecting calls. Then we pivot to why some of the best tacos and plates of extra-meat greatness live in the loudest corners of the city. The line is long, the energy is messy, and the food is unforgettable. Risk isn’t always reckless; sometimes it’s measured by the smell of the grill, the hum of regulars, and the look of a plate that tells you someone is cooking with care. Along the way, we celebrate the rituals that protect joy: the sweet tea test you can see and smell, the “victory is mine” chorus after that perfect bite, and the simple rule that clean signals equal good outcomes. If you’ve ever turned around at the curb, finessed a polite escape from a bad haircut, or driven a little farther for food that’s actually worth it, this one will hit home. Listen, laugh, and then tell us the rule you live by when your senses and your cravings collide. If this resonates, subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review to help others find the show. Support the show

    11 min

  3. 2 OCT.

    Keeping It Trill: Government Shutdown 2025, Workers on the Line, Leaders on Vacation

    Send us a text Sirens aren’t blaring, but the harm is real: day one of the shutdown means planes still fly while paychecks don’t, safety lines stretch thin, and families start doing math they never asked for. We speak plainly about what a preventable crisis looks like on the ground—TSA agents juggling childcare without income, air traffic control scrambling to cover shifts, national parks going dark, and the FDA pulling back just when vigilance matters. When elected officials head out on break and still draw salaries, the message lands harder than any tweet. We trace the domino effect from federal pay to neighborhood storefronts and service jobs, where every missed paycheck turns into a canceled order, a shortened shift, or a late rent check. Health care sits at the center: the ACA’s tax credits remain an imperfect but vital bridge to preventive care, especially as inflation lifts everything from food to premiums. Cutting that bridge doesn’t reduce costs; it shifts them to emergency rooms and hospital write-offs while families delay necessary care. We talk actionable fixes—maintain operations with extensions, bring multiple budget options to the table, and be adults about compromise. It’s not about left or right; it’s about people who kept faith with the system and need the system to keep faith with them. We also call out tone and respect. The military deserves leadership, not public scolding or culture-war theatrics. Women serving deserve credit for carrying the same standards and sacrifices, not side comments. Civil order relies on trust, not intimidation. Competent governance means fewer memes and more midnight meetings until the work is done: protect aviation safety and food oversight, safeguard pay for those on the front lines, and keep health coverage accessible while we refine what isn’t working. If this resonates—or if you’re a furloughed worker with a story—share this episode, send it to a friend who needs clarity, and leave a review so more people find practical voices in the noise. And hit follow so you never miss when we keep it trill about power, policy, and the people they’re meant to serve. Support the show

    40 min

  4. 25 SEPT.

    Rewind " I know you Lying"

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    31 min

  5. 17 SEPT.

    Yard Sale Drama: Love Them or Hate Them?

    Send us a text We dive into the wild world of yard sales, exploring the etiquette, strange finds, and frustrations that come with neighborhood commerce. • Yard sales can be profitable when done right, with one host making $4,000 from selling a house full of items • The pricing strategy for yard sales should already include the "hustle discount" with minimal room for further negotiation • Proper yard sale etiquette includes bringing exact change and not haggling items already marked down significantly • Some unusual yard sale finds include unopened personal items and separated cosmetics in the "adult section" • Greek organization paraphernalia should never be sold at yard sales but rather returned to members or destroyed • Certain items should never be purchased used, including undergarments, mattresses, and questionable electronics • The best thrift stores are located in affluent neighborhoods where people donate higher quality items Email us at allinyourbizz25@gmail.com if you've ever purchased something unusual at a yard sale - especially if you bought something from behind that special curtain! Support the show

    27 min

  6. 10 SEPT.

    Bursting At The Seams: A Fashion Intervention

    Send us a text "Too tight is too tight." This simple phrase launches an unexpectedly deep exploration of how our clothing choices shape others' perceptions of us before we even speak a word. When does "fitted" cross the line into "too small"? The hosts don't hold back, offering candid observations about visible underwear lines, struggling buttons, and the physical discomfort of squeezing into clothes that no longer fit. But this conversation quickly evolves beyond fashion advice into examining how our appearance creates lasting first impressions in professional settings, religious institutions, and everyday interactions. Drawing on personal experiences and cultural observations, the hosts tackle the complex interplay between body types, professional expectations, and societal standards. They challenge listeners to consider how clothing choices might be helping or hindering their goals – comparing first impressions to car shopping, where the exterior appearance determines whether someone will look deeper. "If you didn't know anything about that car, the first thing that will attract you is the way it looks. Then after you see the car, then you get the details." The discussion ventures into thought-provoking territory when examining how religious institutions often impose stricter dress codes, particularly for women, raising questions about control versus community standards. Throughout the episode, the hosts balance straight-talking advice with empathy for different body types and circumstances, encouraging listeners to "code switch" – adapting presentation for different contexts while remaining authentic. Whether you're navigating professional environments, questioning dress codes, or simply wanting to make more intentional wardrobe choices, this episode offers valuable insights about the messages our clothing communicates. Share your thoughts with us at allinyourbizz25@gmail.com and join the conversation! Support the show

    40 min

  7. 4 SEPT.

    Rewind Funk in the Fibers: A Smelly Towel Tale

    Send us a text We dive into the unpleasant experience of encountering sour-smelling towels when staying at someone's home and the awkwardness of addressing this hygiene issue with your host. • Pet peeve about hotel towels versus home towels that smell sour or "like dookie" • Personal story of using a friend's towel that left a lingering bad smell for two days • The science behind why some towels retain odors even after washing • Awkward conversation with a friend about their smelly towels • How this experience led to bringing personal towels when traveling • Recommendation to keep separate, fresh towels specifically for guests • Discussion of "Dookie Towel Syndrome" (DTS) and how to prevent it If you want to be a great host, invest in some nice guest towels that aren't used for cleaning up spills, washing the car, or cleaning the dog. Support the show

    3 min

  8. 27 AOÛT

    No Invite, No Problem: Understanding the Hidden Rules of Social Gatherings

    Send us a text We tackle the age-old social dilemma of what it means when you don't receive an invitation to an event from someone you know. Our discussion explores the etiquette and emotional implications of being left off guest lists. • Defining what constitutes an invitation - a written or verbal request to attend an event • The practical reasons hosts limit guest lists - food, space, and controlling the event atmosphere • Why some invitations specify "no plus ones" or other restrictions • How to handle the feeling of being excluded when you discover you weren't invited • The various non-personal reasons someone might not invite you - oversight, financial constraints, rotating guest lists • Discussion of "pay-to-attend" events and whether they're appropriate • The importance of respecting boundaries when you're not invited to an event If you've ever found yourself wondering about the social politics of invitations or felt the sting of being left out, this episode offers perspective on navigating these common but complicated social situations. Support the show

    11 min
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Welcome to a bold, no-holds-barred couples podcast where we dive into life, love, and everything in between-uncensored and unfiltered. As a Generation X couple, we're bringing our real-life experiences, raw honesty, and sharp wit to the table as we explore serious issues, controversial opinions, and laugh-out-loud moments that matter. No topic is off limits-from relationships and social issues to pop culture and personal growth-we're getting all up in your business and saying what others won't. Our goal? To spark thought, share truths, and connect with listeners through honest, heartfelt, and hilarious conversation. Email Us: allinyourbizz25@gmail.com www.youtube.com/@allinyourbizzshow

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    Los & Reka
  • Années d’activité
    2 k
  • Épisodes
    27
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    © 2025 All In Your Bizz w/ Reka & Los
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