Join us for a thought-provoking episode tackling some of today's most talked-about issues. We dissect the Shedeur Sanders draft narrative, questioning the underlying dynamics and potential strategies at play. Our conversation then shifts to the pragmatic realities of achieving goals, as we share experiences and insights on strategically "playing the game." We delve into the evolving definition of masculinity, examining how different moments demand distinct forms of leadership and character. We also address the serious allegations against Shannon Sharpe, fostering a discussion around accountability and due process. To conclude, we offer a detailed review and analysis of Ryan Coogler's impactful new film, Sinners

Is the mental health movement fostering resilience or creating a culture of victimhood? We dive deep into the complex relationship between mental well-being and personal accountability. Join us as we challenge the narrative, exploring whether therapeutic language is empowering or enabling. Are we building shields against life's challenges, or equipping ourselves with the tools to overcome them? Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on mental resilience and the crucial balance between self-care and self-responsibility.

Is it time to bring back the manhood that we used to know and love? Have we overcorrected away from toxic masculinity to a point that men don't understand what their rightful place is in a society? Is the younger generation too coddled? Have we gone from toxic masculinity to remedial masculinity? We explore the idea that in the search a more balanced idea of what a man should be maybe we are losing the true essence of manhood. A society without true manhood is just as dangerous as a society with manhood that is too toxic.

In this podcast, we have a real and necessary conversation about the impact of drugs on the entertainment industry. We reflect on the many entertainers we’ve lost to addiction and explore how substance use has influenced not only the younger generation but also those who came before them. We shed light on the alarming rise of harder drug use among today’s youth and the changing landscape of substance culture.

We also discuss the broader societal issues that contribute to this crisis, including the pressures and anxieties faced by young people in today’s world. From the normalization of pill use to the ways in which entertainment romanticizes addiction, we tackle the hard truths that need to be addressed. It’s time to have an open and honest dialogue about the realities of drug culture and its deep-rooted influence on our society.

Today we are talking the 2024 Election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. We discuss the real disagreements and the opinions that people have during the election season. We talk about the conversations that are happening between friends, family and strangers. We discuss how we are coping and dealing with election season.

Today we are discussing how the transactional society has started infiltrating marriages. Has there been a shift in the fulfillment of the greater good when it comes to marriages? Does the marriage model serve men in a beneficial way? Are families still at the forefront of the black community? Is the family unit as important as it used to be?

You’ve heard the question before. What is your why? If you could not use your family or friends as a reason for your why what would you have left? Are you interests and the things you love outside of family enough? What is your source for waking up and doing what it is that you do everyday. How often do we think about our actual true purpose?

Today we are having a conversation of provision and what it means to provide as a man. The definition of a man providing is completely different than what men provide today. Are the ways in which men used to provide even relevant to the life that we are living today. We have to be careful to listen to people who speak to our community, but do not find love there. Has the disappointment in black men contributed to the view that people have when it comes to what black men can provide? We discuss outside of a paycheck there is monetary value in the other things that men contribute to the relationship. Has the idea of respect for the man deteriorated in relationships?