Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast

Jasaan Batson
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Honesty is hard to come by now a days. Ask the people who've been "Cat fished". Often times conversation or even confrontation brings about growth and an avenue for reconciliation. Keep it a Bu¢k uses Honesty with a bit of Satire to cover Relationships, Self awareness, Black Men's emotions, Daily life, Culture, God & Black Women's value in the culture all from the perspective of You. Well......Me, but I'm you, I'll say the things you want to or should have said. A couple things are guaranteed the truth, Laughs and Love.

  1. 03/03/2025

    EPISODE 49 | How I feel about you Vs How you Make me Feel?

    Bu¢k Podcast with Saani 🔥 In this episode, we’re breaking down a crucial distinction in relationships—how you feel about someone vs. how they actually make you feel. It’s easy to get caught up in the idea of a person, but what happens when their actions don’t align with your emotions? Saani dives deep into emotional awareness, relationship dynamics, and why recognizing this difference is key to protecting your peace. 💭 What you’ll get from Episode 49:✅ Emotional clarity in relationships – separating feelings from reality.✅ Understanding your emotional responses – why how someone makes you feel matters more than just how you feel about them.✅ Black men's emotional space – how emotional honesty leads to healthier connections.✅ Spirituality & self-awareness – trusting your intuition and knowing when to walk away.✅ Honoring Black women – recognizing their emotional labor and contributions in relationships. This conversation will have you rethinking your connections and prioritizing your emotional well-being. Tap in, let’s keep it a bu¢k! 🎧 Listen now on Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keepitabuckpodcast 🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more real discussions! #KeepItABu¢k #Podcast #Episode49 #HowYouMakeMeFeel #Relationships #EmotionalWellness #BlackMen #SelfAwareness #Spirituality #BlackWomen

    47 min

  2. 02/17/2025

    EPISODE 48 | ACCEPT NEUTRAL

    🔥 Episode 48 – "Accept Neutral" | Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast with Saani 🔥 In this episode, we’re diving deep into the concept of “Accept Neutral”—the importance of embracing neutrality in any valuable relationship. Whether it’s with a partner, family, or friends, knowing when to step back, observe, and not react emotionally can be the key to maintaining peace, clarity, and balance. 💭 What you’ll get from Episode 48:✅ The power of neutrality in relationships – why staying neutral can prevent unnecessary conflict and strengthen bonds.✅ Black men's emotional space – how embracing neutrality promotes healing, growth, and emotional intelligence.✅ Spirituality & self-awareness – finding inner peace by accepting what is, instead of forcing what isn’t.✅ Honoring Black women – recognizing their role in fostering balance and wisdom within our culture. Not every action requires a reaction. Learning to “Accept Neutral” can be the difference between chaos and clarity. Tap in as Saani keeps it raw and real! 🎧 Listen now on Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keepitabuckpodcast 🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more real talk! #KeepItABu¢k #Podcast #Episode48 #AcceptNeutral #BlackMen #EmotionalWellness #Relationships #Spirituality #SelfAwareness #BlackWomen #Culture

    57 min

  3. 01/27/2025

    EPISODE 47 | YT People are Oppressed

    Welcome to Episode 47 of the Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast: "YT People are Oppressed" 🎙️ In this thought-provoking episode, Saani dives deep into the complex relationship between White America and the Black community, unpacking the underlying reasons for hatred and tension. He explores the historical guilt, cultural insecurities, and perceived oppression that contribute to this dynamic. Saani also highlights the undeniable influence of Black culture in America and beyond: 🌟 Trendsetters of the World – Black people have long been the driving force behind music, fashion, language, and art. From hip-hop to streetwear, their creative energy sets the tone for global culture. 🌟 The Essence of Cool – There's a natural charisma and authenticity that radiates from the Black community, creating a sense of "cool" that the world can’t help but admire and emulate. 🌟 Resilience and Innovation – Despite systemic challenges, Black people continue to shape industries and lead movements that inspire change and progress. This episode is a deep dive into the tension between guilt and admiration, revealing how the cultural impact of Black Americans continues to redefine the narrative in powerful ways. 🔥 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to join the conversation and stay updated with every episode! #KeepItABu¢k #Podcast #BlackCulture #Influence #Resilience #CulturalImpact #Spirituality 🎧 Listen now: Spotify

    1h 3m

  4. 01/06/2025

    EPISODE 46 | The complexity of Comprehension

    Episode 46 | The Complexity of ComprehensionWelcome to Episode 46 of the Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast with your host, Saani!In this episode, Saani dives deep into the layers of understanding that shape how we perceive ourselves, each other, and the world around us. The Complexity of Comprehension is all about unpacking the nuances of how we grasp emotions, relationships, culture, and even spirituality—particularly in the context of Black identity.🔑 Key topics explored in this episode:The Depth of Understanding: Saani reflects on how we often oversimplify complex situations and emotions, particularly when it comes to the lived experiences of Black men and women. He encourages listeners to take a deeper look at what it truly means to "understand" someone beyond surface-level interactions.Emotional Complexity of Black Men: In a candid conversation, Saani highlights the emotional depth often hidden behind the stoic façades of Black men, offering insight into why these emotions are often misunderstood—and how to foster more meaningful emotional connections.The Role of Spirituality: How do spirituality and faith interact with our understanding of self and others? Saani delves into the ways in which God, faith, and spiritual practice can offer a foundation for navigating life’s complexities and help us grow emotionally and spiritually.Navigating Relationships with Clarity: Relationships—whether romantic, familial, or platonic—require more than just communication; they require comprehension. This episode emphasizes the importance of truly understanding the people we’re connected to, and how that comprehension shapes the health of our relationships.Honoring the Contributions of Black Women: Throughout the episode, Saani also acknowledges and honors the irreplaceable role Black women play in our culture, and why understanding their contributions is key to both personal and collective growth.This episode is for anyone looking to deepen their emotional intelligence, strengthen their relationships, and expand their understanding of themselves and others, especially within the context of Black identity and culture.✨ Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more thought-provoking episodes! ✨🔗 Listen to the full episode: Spotify Link#KeepItABu¢k #Podcast #EmotionalComplexity #Relationships #BlackMen #BlackWomen #Spirituality #SelfAwareness #CulturalUnderstanding #MentalHealth #BlackCulture #EmotionalIntelligence #TheComplexityofComprehension

    1h 14m

  5. 01/06/2025

    EPISODE 45 | BE THE ARCHITECT: BUILDING THE BUSINESS OF YOU FT. WILL CLARK

    Welcome to Episode 45 of the Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast, titled “Be the Architect: Building the Business of You,” featuring business analyst expert, Will Clark! In this insightful episode, Host Saani and Will dive deep into what it truly means to build a life with purpose and strategy. Will shares his expert knowledge on business analysis, career development, and emotional intelligence, helping you take charge of your personal and professional growth. Tune in as they explore how to architect your success and live with intention. Here are the key timestamps and highlights from this conversation: You Play Too Much: Grocery Store Thief (6:00) In the You Play Too Much segment (6:00), Saani kicks things off with a hilarious and unexpected story. He shares a lighthearted moment from his past where, for reasons still unclear to him, he inexplicably stole his best friend's little brother right out of his mother's shopping cart in the grocery store! The absurdity of the situation had everyone in stitches, but beyond the laughs, it serves as a playful metaphor for how sometimes, in life, we make spontaneous choices without thinking about the consequences. It’s a reminder to stay aware and intentional, but also to not take ourselves too seriously along the way. This funny moment sets the tone for the deeper discussions that follow—where Saani and Will explore how to be more mindful in life and business while still finding joy in the journey. Blue Print after Vision? (17:08) A deep dive into the question of vision versus execution. Will and Saani discuss how to move from dreaming about success to actively creating a plan and blueprint to turn that vision into reality. Steps to Pivot in Business (27:00) Life and business are unpredictable, and Will breaks down the actionable steps to pivot when things don’t go according to plan. Learn how to embrace change and use it as a springboard for growth. Therapy by Close Group (38:30) Will talks about the healing power of a close-knit group of people, offering a powerful perspective on the importance of emotional support, accountability, and therapy in both business and personal life. Player-Coach Relationship with God (43:30) Exploring the connection between spirituality and success, Will reflects on the dynamic of having a "player-coach" relationship with God—how faith can guide and support you as you navigate your goals. Stages for Season (47:22) Life is made up of seasons, and Will gives insight into how to recognize the different stages you’re in and use each one as a stepping stone toward your larger goals. Love Yourself: Be Proud of the Knowledge, Love Somebody Else: Share It (54:05) In the final segment, Will and Saani discuss the importance of self-love and self-pride in your journey, and how to share your wisdom and experiences with others to uplift your community. This episode is packed with wisdom that will inspire you to take actionable steps toward building your future, prioritizing emotional wellness, and developing a deeper understanding of self. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated with future episodes that challenge norms and encourage personal reflection and cultural growth! #BeTheArchitect #BusinessAnalysis #SelfAwareness #EmotionalWellness #PivotInBusiness #Spirituality #Therapy #KeepItABu¢k #Podcast #LoveYourself #LoveSomebodyElse

    59 min

  6. 12/16/2024

    EPISODE 44 | Dressing Sexy in a Relationship

    Episode 44: Dressing "Sexy" in a Relationship | Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast with Host Saani In Episode 44 of the Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast, Saani takes on the hot topic of dressing "sexy" in a relationship. How does our personal style impact attraction, intimacy, and the overall vibe between partners? In this episode, we explore how to balance confidence, self-expression, and respect for your partner's feelings when it comes to the way we dress. What We Explore in This Episode: You Play Too Much: Let Me Call You Right Back lol (07:45): We kick things off with a funny moment that sets the tone for the episode—because who doesn't have that "I'll call you back" moment when things get a little too real? She's Dressed Sexy... To Me! (16:51): Saani and the crew dive into the personal side of attraction—how what’s "sexy" to one partner might not be the same for the other. What is Dressing Confident? (19:37): We discuss the concept of dressing confidently—what does it really mean to feel sexy in your own skin, and how can that shift when you're in a relationship? Are You Responsible for What Others Find Sexy? (27:40): A thought-provoking conversation about whether you have to cater your style to others' perceptions of "sexy," or if it’s okay to dress how you want regardless of outside opinions. Should You Dress Differently in a Relationship? (33:20): Do relationships require a shift in how we present ourselves? We explore whether dressing for a partner is necessary, or if individuality should always come first. Should You Be Dressing for Me? (37:18): The deep dive into communication—should you be dressing to please your partner, or is your style solely for you? We discuss the balance between self-expression and relationship dynamics. Be Truthful Before You Become Resentful (57:49): A powerful reminder about the importance of honesty in relationships—before resentment builds, it's crucial to express your feelings about style, boundaries, and attraction. Love Yourself: Have an Appreciation for Your Own Qualities and Abilities (1:05:40): We wrap up the episode with a focus on self-love—why it’s essential to appreciate and honor your own qualities and abilities, inside and out. This episode challenges the norms around dressing for attention, your partner, or just for yourself. It’s all about understanding the deeper layers of attraction, respect, and self-expression within your relationship. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated with the latest episodes! 📱 Listen Now: Spotify Link #KeepItABu¢k #Podcast #Relationships #SelfConfidence #Attraction #DressingSexy #BlackMen #StyleAndConfidence #MentalWellness #SelfLove

    1h 11m

  7. 11/25/2024

    EPISODE 43 | HOW DO YOU TALK TO YOUR KIDS ABOUT SEX?

    Episode 43 - How Do You Talk to Your Kids About Sex? | Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast with Host Saani In this powerful episode of the Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast, Host Saani tackles the critical and sometimes uncomfortable conversation every parent or guardian faces: How do you talk to your kids about sex? Whether you're navigating this conversation with your children, planning for it in the future, or reflecting on how it was handled in your own upbringing, this episode offers valuable insights and thought-provoking moments on this sensitive topic. Join Saani as he breaks down how to approach discussions about sexuality with honesty, cultural sensitivity, and a focus on emotional well-being. This is a must-listen for anyone looking to foster open, respectful, and informed conversations with the younger generation. In this episode, we discuss: The generational impact on how sex education is passed down (11:28). The importance of having the talk and whether you had the “Birds & Bees” conversation growing up (15:33). How peers influence our understanding of sex (23:44). The discomfort many parents feel and whether it’s worth avoiding the conversation altogether (34:10). Learning to understand our parents and how that shapes how we have these talks with our own kids (43:50). And much more! Timestamps: I Play Too Much: Hot Crack – 04:43 Generational Effect – 11:28 Did You Have the Birds & Bees Talk? – 15:33 Learning About Sex from Our Peers – 23:44 Is Being Uncomfortable Worth NOT Having 'The Talk'? – 34:10 You Grow Into Learning Your Parents – 43:50 QOTD: Come Get Knocked Out Like Your Father Used to, Craig – 49:00 Love Yourself: Accept Where You Went Wrong in Your Past – 51:41 Saani brings humor, honesty, and depth to the conversation, reminding us that these discussions are an essential part of helping the next generation grow up informed and empowered. Don’t miss this eye-opening episode on why it’s so important to tackle the topic of sex with care, love, and cultural context. Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to stay up to date with future episodes of the Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast—a space for open dialogue on relationships, mental wellness, culture, and so much more. 🔗 Listen to the full episode What to Expect from the Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast: Relationships: Exploring dynamics, growth, and understanding in our connections with others. Black Men's Emotions: Breaking the silence around emotional well-being in Black men. God & Spirituality: Thoughtful conversations about faith, spirituality, and how they shape our lives. Self-Awareness: Insights on personal growth, self-discovery, and emotional wellness. Black Women’s Value: Acknowledging and celebrating the power and significance of Black women in our culture. #KeepItABu¢k #Parenting #SexEducation #BlackCommunity #EmotionalWellness #Relationships #BlackMen #BlackWomen #CulturalConversations #Spirituality #GenerationalConversations

    57 min

  8. 11/18/2024

    EPISODE 42 | ARE SOULMATES MADE OR BORN?

    Episode 42: Are Soulmates Made or Born? Keep It a Bu¢k Podcast with Host Saani In this deeply reflective episode of Keep It a Bu¢k, Saani tackles the timeless debate: Are soulmates made or born? From emotional connections to personal growth, Saani explores the factors that shape soul-level relationships and whether they are destined from the start or crafted through intentional effort. Here’s what you can expect in this episode, broken down by time: (6:58) Are Soulmates Made or Born? Saani opens the conversation with a powerful question: Do we meet soulmates by fate, or are they a result of the work we put into building deep, lasting connections? (10:15) Soulmate Checklist Saani shares his perspective on the essential qualities or characteristics that could define a "soulmate" in our lives. Is there a checklist for finding the one? (12:18) PARTNER-Ship A deep dive into the concept of partnership—what it really means to align with someone on a spiritual and emotional level. Is it about destiny, or is it about effort? (14:15) Divine Intervention The role of faith and spirituality in soul connections. Saani reflects on how divine intervention might guide us toward the right people at the right time. (22:06) Born Soulmates Qualities What are the innate qualities that make someone your soulmate? Saani explores the characteristics that might distinguish soulmates from other relationships. (25:19) What If Your Ex Is Your Soulmate? An honest and raw discussion about past relationships. Could your ex have been your soulmate, and what does that mean for moving forward? (31:28) White People Never Ran from a Dog In a moment of levity, Saani brings in a cultural reflection, using humor to explore the differences in how Black people and white people experience life’s challenges—while keeping the conversation light and relatable. (38:31) Ask Your Loved Ones Who They Are A thought-provoking closing segment that encourages listeners to engage in deep conversations with their loved ones about identity, self-awareness, and connection. Join Saani for an episode that not only explores the concept of soulmates but also digs deep into personal growth, faith, and the intricacies of building meaningful relationships. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated with all the latest episodes. #KeepItABu¢k #Soulmates #Relationships #BlackMen #EmotionalWellness #SelfAwareness #Love #Spirituality #CulturalValue #Partnership

    41 min
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Honesty is hard to come by now a days. Ask the people who've been "Cat fished". Often times conversation or even confrontation brings about growth and an avenue for reconciliation. Keep it a Bu¢k uses Honesty with a bit of Satire to cover Relationships, Self awareness, Black Men's emotions, Daily life, Culture, God & Black Women's value in the culture all from the perspective of You. Well......Me, but I'm you, I'll say the things you want to or should have said. A couple things are guaranteed the truth, Laughs and Love.

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  • Creator
    Jasaan Batson
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2025
  • Episodes
    47
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Jasaan Batson
  • Show Website
    Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast