A New Co-Host Emerges!
Introducing Francois (Frenchie) as the new co host: A New Episode of The CastAscendancy Podcast
We go on Discussing Relationships, Racism, and Personal Experiences just to name a few topics.
In this episode of The CastAscendancy Podcast, hosts Profit and Frenchie engage in a deep and meaningful conversation about relationships, racism, and personal experiences. The episode delves into various aspects of these topics, providing valuable insights and thought-provoking perspectives.
One of the key themes explored in the episode is the importance of compromise in relationships. Profit emphasizes the need to understand that entering a relationship means entering the other person's world as well. It is not just about one's own desires and needs but also about finding a balance between two individuals. This notion of compromise is crucial for building a strong and lasting bond.
The hosts also touch upon the negative impact of cheating in relationships. Drawing from personal experiences, Profit shares how he was unfaithful in the past but changed his ways when he found someone he truly cared about. He highlights the importance of honesty and open communication, stating that if the desire to cheat arises, it should be discussed openly with the partner to avoid any irrational actions. Frenchie adds to this by sharing his own commitment to never cheat, having witnessed the damage it can cause through his parents' experience.
Racism is another significant topic explored in the episode. Frenchie shares his personal experiences of growing up in Switzerland, where he was unaware of his own race until later in life. This highlights the complexities of racism and how it can vary across different regions and personal backgrounds. The hosts also discuss the use of racial slurs and the impact they have on individuals, emphasizing the importance of considering the feelings of others.
Throughout the episode, the hosts emphasize the value of meaningful conversations and intellectual equality in relationships. Profit believes that true intelligence lies not just in knowledge but also in the ability to communicate effectively with different types of people. He argues that being able to connect with individuals from various backgrounds is a true measure of intelligence.
The episode also touches upon the challenges faced in relationships, particularly as one gets older. Frenchie mentions that women his age often carry more baggage, making it harder to find a compatible partner. This highlights the tradeoffs and challenges that come with age and personal experiences when it comes to relationships.
Overall, the episode of The CastAscendancy Podcast provides a comprehensive analysis of relationships, racism, and personal experiences. It encourages listeners to consider the importance of compromise, meaningful conversations, and intellectual equality in their own lives. The hosts' personal stories and perspectives add depth and authenticity to the discussion, making it relatable to a wide range of listeners.
It is important to note that the views expressed in the episode are those of the hosts and may not necessarily reflect the opinions of all individuals. However, the episode serves as a platform for open dialogue and encourages listeners to reflect on their own experiences and beliefs.
In conclusion, the episode of The CastAscendancy Podcast featuring Profit and Frenchie offers valuable insights into the complexities of relationships, racism, and personal experiences. It highlights the importance of compromise, open communication, and understanding in building strong and meaningful connections. Listeners are encouraged to consider the impact of their actions and words on others, fostering a more inclusive and empathetic society.
Quotes From The Episode
(00:01:44) "I feel that the different thing that I have that a lot of people don't have is that I'm going to say what I think no matter what. And I don't give a fuck who it offends, man." - Profit
(00:05:42) "It's a beautiful thing, man, to find somebody like that, I'm saying. Plus, I don't know your wife whatsoever, but she looks like she's awesome. Especially if she got with you and stayed long enough to deal with your ass. She has to be an amazing person, because dealing with people like me and you, I don't feel as easy, you know what I'm saying?" - Profit
(00:09:18) "But yeah, with that, man, I'm not qualified to be anybody's fucking marriage counselor, man. But I have an opinion and I'm going to fucking share it. And a lot of people tend to agree with how I look at certain things, especially when they don't know it's me that's sharing it, you know what I'm saying?" - Profit
(00:22:35) "The interesting point of this conversation is really how much of your own personal happiness that you're trying to get to is tied into your own personal feelings about that person and what you think the world is going to judge you on, right?" - Frenchie
(00:24:28) "That's because the women at my age are carrying three times the baggage that I have." - Frenchie
(00:36:37) "I mean, for example, I grew up first six years of my life, Switzerland. No idea that I was black. Okay? There's white people livery. I don't remember experiencing racism." - Frenchie
(00:42:41) "People always gauge on intelligence, right? Intelligence to a lot of people is just how much you know. You know what saying? Like, the way I gauge intelligence is how much you can communicate with different fucking types of people. Because I can go to Harvard, man, and have a fucking conversation with the fucking goddamn neuro linguistic science fucking instructor and communicate well. And then I can go to the fucking ghettoest goddamn place in fucking anywhere and still communicate with these people. And that's how I look at intelligence in a sense, because how smart are you if you can't communicate with fucking dumb people? I mean, if you can't lower your fucking. Some people, they love to show off their vocabulary, and that doesn't sound. Doesn't make anybody look smart to me." - Profit
