You Hit A Monk? Bro, That’s A Flag On Humanity
Thu Jan 29 2026
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A peace walk through winter, a secret siphoning of $150, and a freestyle that lights the room this one swings from wild to wise without losing the thread. We start by unpacking the Buddhist monks’ 2,000-mile Walk of Peace, the discipline behind it, and how to show respect when they pass through your city. That lens of presence and etiquette sets up a sharper look at a viral ICE confrontation in California and what happens when neighbors, cameras, and authority collide.
Then we get personal. A messy money reveal $150 a month moving to an ex without consent opens a raw talk about boundaries, shared accounts, and what “our money” really means. From there, Lex’s Triggered segment goes deep on vulnerability and intimacy: why exposure activates fear, how closeness can feel unsafe, and the nervous system signals we tend to ignore. We trade quick fixes for regulated exposure, name what our bodies expect when closeness shows up, and practice simple moves that make staying possible.
The energy flips with Words of the Week wanton, Dionysian, languid, sempiternal because better language makes better choices. Then DMV artist Maurice Lydell slides through to chart his evolution from bar-heavy purist to anthem builder. We talk touring where the love is, learning from 50 and Missy without losing your voice, handling writer’s block by living more, and building a street-luxe brand around a single, powerful word: No. He closes with grounded advice to creators work without guarantees, expect losses before wins, and walk into every room like you belong before we tee up his single GMFB and a live bar session that brings the house up.
If you felt this mix of real talk and raw energy, follow the show, share with a friend, and drop a review with your favorite moment. Your turn: what’s one step you’ll take toward peace or boundaries this week?
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Send us a text A peace walk through winter, a secret siphoning of $150, and a freestyle that lights the room this one swings from wild to wise without losing the thread. We start by unpacking the Buddhist monks’ 2,000-mile Walk of Peace, the discipline behind it, and how to show respect when they pass through your city. That lens of presence and etiquette sets up a sharper look at a viral ICE confrontation in California and what happens when neighbors, cameras, and authority collide. Then we get personal. A messy money reveal $150 a month moving to an ex without consent opens a raw talk about boundaries, shared accounts, and what “our money” really means. From there, Lex’s Triggered segment goes deep on vulnerability and intimacy: why exposure activates fear, how closeness can feel unsafe, and the nervous system signals we tend to ignore. We trade quick fixes for regulated exposure, name what our bodies expect when closeness shows up, and practice simple moves that make staying possible. The energy flips with Words of the Week wanton, Dionysian, languid, sempiternal because better language makes better choices. Then DMV artist Maurice Lydell slides through to chart his evolution from bar-heavy purist to anthem builder. We talk touring where the love is, learning from 50 and Missy without losing your voice, handling writer’s block by living more, and building a street-luxe brand around a single, powerful word: No. He closes with grounded advice to creators work without guarantees, expect losses before wins, and walk into every room like you belong before we tee up his single GMFB and a live bar session that brings the house up. If you felt this mix of real talk and raw energy, follow the show, share with a friend, and drop a review with your favorite moment. Your turn: what’s one step you’ll take toward peace or boundaries this week? Follow us on social media www.instagram.com/noadvisorypod