E0020 · May 23, 2026 · 2h 55m 17s
Life Insurance, Rap and Black Intellectuals: Cory "Eaux" O'Domes
A conversation with Cory "Eaux" O'Domes
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What does it take for a Black man to navigate life insurance, financial literacy, critical thinking, hip hop culture, and professional life without losing himself in the process?
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- Intro ↗
- Cory Eaux, The Rapping Insurance Salesman ↗
- Self-Reflection, Growth & Critical Thinking ↗
- Navigating Life as a Black Nerd & Scholar ↗
- Codependency, Relationships & Personal Responsibility ↗
- Final Expense Insurance & Protecting Families ↗
- Life Insurance, Financial Literacy & Long-Term Planning ↗
- The Justuce Street Poets & Pittsburgh Hip Hop ↗
- Masculinity, Accountability & Emotional Maturity ↗
- Identity, Perspective & Personal Growth ↗
- Technology, AI & Changing Times ↗
- Audiobooks, Self-Education & Lifelong Learning ↗
- Creativity, Music & Future Projects ↗
- Outro ↗
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