Un-Hidden: Hope Giselle on Love, Visibility, and Being Seen

Un-Filtered: Kyle Price on Visibility, Worthiness, and Telling Our Stories

In this episode of Love Unbxd, Manny sits with Kyle Price for an honest conversation about visibility, self-worth, and what it means to grow in public while doing the work in private. Kyle reflects on turning 39, closing out his thirties, and building a life rooted in intention, creativity, and community. Together, they talk about Black queer representation in media, the impact of Love at First Night, the vision behind Make It A Moment, and the internal work required to believe you deserve the opportunities meant for you. This episode is for anyone learning how to let go of ego, honor their becoming, and trust that what’s meant for them is already in motion. What We’re Unboxing in This Episode * Turning 39 and reflecting on the final chapter of your thirties * Visibility, vulnerability, and being seen beyond the surface * Why Black queer stories deserve real investment in media * The lasting impact of Love at First Night * Building community through storytelling and conversation * The role of ego, rejection, and resilience in creative work * Learning to believe you deserve success, love, and rest * What it means to grow in public while healing in private New episodes of Love Unbxd drop weekly. Follow the show and stay connected: @loveunbxd on TikTok and Instagram Follow Kyle Price: @kp_official1 and @makeitamoment.official Instagram, TikTok and YouTube |  @kp_official_1 Twitter Follow Manny: @iammannymade on Instagram and @iam.mannymade on TikTok Produced by Shaté Hayes (@iamshate on Instagram and YouTube)

Un-Contained: Joshua Cruz on Liberation, Desirability, and Becoming at 35

In this episode of Love Unbxd, Manny sits with Joshua Cruz for a candid conversation about sexual liberation, body positivity, respectability politics, and turning 35 as a queer man. They discuss nude yoga for Black and Brown queer men, mental health, desirability standards, and what it means to be fully seen without shrinking. From Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl moment to masculinity and self-worth, this episode explores liberation, identity, and living un-contained. What We’re Unboxing in This Episode Sexual liberation and why nudity can be healing, not provocative Launching Nude Yoga for Black and Brown queer men Respectability politics in the Black queer community Desirability, visibility, and body politics Mental health and loving yourself beyond aesthetics Being Boricua and queer in today’s cultural landscape Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl and cultural representation Masculinity, shame, and reclaiming your body What it means to live un-contained New episodes of Love Unbxd drop weekly. Follow the show and stay connected: @loveunbxd on TikTok and Instagram Follow Joshua Cruz: @joshuamichaelcruzon Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Follow Manny: @iammannymade on Instagram and @iam.mannymade on TikTok Produced by Shaté Hayes (@iamshate on Instagram and YouTube)

Un-Matched: J’Lamar on Dating, Self-Worth, and Breaking Patterns

This episode feels like friends catching up about dating, astrology, and the people we had to learn from. J’Lamar and I talk patterns, compatibility, emotional lessons, and the moments where you realize a connection felt good, but still wasn’t aligned. There’s laughter, truth telling, accountability, and a lot of reflection about what it means to recognize when you’re simply unmatched. Produced by Shaté Hayes.

Un-Hidden: Hope Giselle on Love, Visibility, and Being Seen

In this episode of Love Unbxd, Manny sits with Hope Giselle for a grounded, intimate conversation about visibility, love, and choosing not to hide. Hope reflects on her relationship with her husband Xander, what it means to be fully seen in partnership, and how love shifts when you stop performing and start showing up honestly. Together, they explore identity, emotional safety, joy, and the freedom that comes with living un-hidden. This episode is for anyone learning how to be seen, without explanation, without apology, and without fear. Produced by Shaté Hayes.

Un-Shackable with Monny & Chann: Building Black Queer Love, Marriage, and Community

Monny and Chann join Love Unbxd to talk about building a relationship rooted in safety, empathy, and intention. From falling in love quietly to becoming husbands and community builders, they share what it takes to create home, honor individuality, and grow together. This episode explores love languages, breaking family patterns, building business with purpose, and why not everything needs to be shared online. A conversation about Black queer love that is practiced, not performed. Produced by Shaté Hayes. What We’re Unboxing in This Episode * How Monny and Chann met and who they were when love found them * Why their relationship started privately and what that taught them * Building safety, trust, and emotional home together * How love languages and polarity shaped their partnership * Creating “home” through food, hosting, and intention * Sharing their life online without sacrificing what’s sacred * The origin story of House Sanguine and what “sanguine” really means * Breaking family patterns and creating new traditions * Why individualism is essential inside long-term partnership * The unseen work behind their marriage and business * What empathy, communication, and grace look like in real time * What they’re each unboxing in this current season of life New episodes of Love Unbxd drop weekly. Follow the show and stay connected: @loveunbxd on TikTok and Instagram Follow Monny and Chann: @M_wazhisname, @M_littletinkitchen | @channdaily | @howsanguine on Instagram and Chann: @channdaily on TikTokFollow Manny: @iammannymade on Instagram and @iam.mannymade on TikTok Produced by Shaté Hayes (@iamshate on Instagram and YouTube)