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In this episode of You Good, Bruh? , we dive deep into Cebo Campbell’s provocative debut novel, Sky Full of Elephants . The book imagines an overnight global event where every white person on Earth vanishes, leaving Black Americans to navigate a brand-new world. We break down the novel's heaviest themes, centering on how identity shifts when it no longer has to react to systemic oppression.
"Your child never needed a flawless father just a present one. One who tries reflects, apologizes and grows." Today we are taking on the quiet aspects of fatherhood from a different perspective. We take on the way that fatherhood looks like from a child perspective as through the different ages and stages of their life. Warren P recently lost his father and gives a clear depiction of their…
This week, we're diving into a topic many men secretly grapple with: the fear of not knowing. Why do so many men feel the pressure to be the expert, the one with all the answers? We'll unpack the frustration and vulnerability that comes with admitting you don't know something, and how this "need for control" shapes a man's life and relationships. Join us as we explore what it truly means to "show…
The search for self-improvement can lead down a dangerous path. This episode traces the journey of a man, from struggling with dating and self-esteem, to getting pulled into the "red pill" echo chamber. We break down how primal rhetoric and "alpha male" talk promise easy answers, and reveal the painful reality of what happens next: relationships get worse, finances suffer, and a hatred for women…
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…
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?…
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…
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…
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?
