The only constant concept in this world is change. From norms, to stigma’s, to the way individuals manoeuvre on a day to day basis. I think we can all agree that today’s date and lifestyle differs vastly from perhaps a period in the 1900’s or the 1600’s. Now, the boys aren’t exactly here to discuss the difference between Tudor living and 21st century living, but instead break down the changes they’ve seen in the last decade or so, through the uses of slang & financial literacy; in their own right. Nonetheless, the boys are back.

“I don’t see in me what other people see when they look at me”.  In this episode, the boys discuss body dysmorphia, gym life and whether or not it is okay to ask your friend for a discount from their business. If any of the topics resonate with you, especially body dysmorphia, send us a DM. Thank you again for your support, enjoy.

"If you expect disappointment, then you can never really be disappointed" - MJ. The boys are back after disappearing for many months. In this one,  we talk about our disappearance, the living cost crisis, work-life vs Uni and much more.  We're excited to be back and we have some great content lined up. Tune in every Friday for new episodes from The L Takers. 

Keeping it a buck, they know me as Ken not Glenn but i'm gon' need me a Maggie to get through any apocalypse (don't let that one fly over your head). Why is it that when we mention the probability of an apocalypse occurring, our ego's flair up & we act as if we'll know what to do when the time arises. With a quick CRB check, it's evident that majority of us aren't built for survival. Main Character Syndrome has us thinking we'll live a glorious, adventurous life like Rick Grimes... but the truth is, a lot of us are going out early like Shane & Lori (don't let that one fly over your head).

At what point within our lives should we choose to put our nerves to the side, and transcend into our true selves? The boys, alongside their guests discuss confidence, what it means to communicate prior to the formation of a relationship and the issues regarding accessibility & temptation in today's society. @kollabnetwork @simplesttalks @getrealwithpod.

History repeats itself over and over again - in this case, the Salem Witch Trials have come back to the 21st century in the form of Cancel Culture. Nowadays, everyone wants the benefits that come with becoming an influencer; but do you think you'd be able to handle all the pressure? The boys talk about this concept alongside other topics such as relationships, marriage and so forth.

To the ignorant, modern day women are nothing more than sexual commodities and they are perpetuating this reality - society has labelled promiscuity as freedom and modesty as imprisonment. The boys explore the hijab ban in France and the explicit Islamophobia in the west. Lastly, the boys ponder over what the future holds for society.

What makes a man a man? Am I masculine enough? A lot of young boys are disillusioned with what it means to be a high value masculine man. The boys reflect on their own views on masculinity and what knowledge they would impart on their sons.

The past is a memory and the future is pure imagination, both of which are intangible & non-existent. So why do we neglect the present? The 'now' is a luxury and it is tangible. The boys explore why we tend to focus on the past and the future as opposed to the present.

Today the boys discuss the presence of sexual content on social media platforms, more specifically on Tik Tok. Also, the boys explore the impact social media can have on beauty standards - while posing the question of whether social media applications need age restrictions.