In this episode, I talk about my journey as a first-time gun owner — purchasing a Glock 19, getting familiar with the shooting range, and learning what it really means to be responsible with a firearm, especially with kids in the home. This isn’t about paranoia or politics — this is about safety, education, and responsibility.

Whether you’re a new gun owner, considering buying your first firearm, or just curious about the right way to handle weapons around children — this episode is for you.

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🔊 Call To Action:

If you’re a parent, a first-time gun owner, or even just considering home protection — don’t skip the safety talk. This episode will get you thinking the right way.

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On this powerful and wide-ranging episode of Schitt Ain’t the Same, we bring together a dynamic panel to unpack the real shifts happening in our communities, personal lives, and professional spaces.

Joining the conversation:

•Suraya Parker – Insurance and Healthy living

•Ish – Co-host of the Joe Budden Podcast

•Tameka Stewart – City Council candidate for Newburgh, NY/social worker

From real estate and gentrification to relationships, wellness, and stepping into your power — no topic was off-limits. Whether you’re a budding entrepreneur, a community organizer, or just trying to eat better and live right, this episode has something for you.

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🧠 Topics We Covered:

•🏘️ Real estate trends & community development

•💕 Healthy relationships & personal accountability

•🥗 Healthy living & eating for longevity

•💼 What it means to really be a boss

•🗳️ Local leadership & running for office

•⚖️ The importance of control — in life, love, and legacy

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💬 Memorable Quotes:

“Control isn’t about power — it’s about peace.” – Suraya Parker

“You can’t be a boss if you don’t own your time.” – Ish

“Healthy living isn’t just food — it’s mindset, too.” – Tameka Stewart

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In this powerful episode, we sit down with three influential community voices — Dr. Suzanne Mullings, President of the Bergen County Black Caucus; Tamika Stewart, candidate for Newburgh City Council; and Billy Council, former Harlem City Council candidate — to discuss the critical importance of voting, the legacy of Black political activism, and the economic challenges impacting our communities today.

Together, we unpack the historical sacrifices that won us the right to vote, explore the ongoing fight for representation, and dive into the pressing issue of stagflation — what it means, how it affects working families, and why economic policy must be front and center in local politics.

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voting, local elections, city council, community engagement, disenfranchisement, stagnation, civic education, coalitions, political power, representation

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