Good Morning Nashville ☀️ NEW MONTH GUYS, WE ARE BACK WITH A NEW EPISODE ‼️ Excited and blessed once again to be providing you guys with another episode of the Black Men Vent Too Podcast. Episodes released in the month of September are near and dear to us, as we pay tribute to this month being recognized nationwide as “Suicide Awareness Month.” BMVT honors those who struggle with this, because we understand no matter your race or ethnicity, it is an active thing that people are dealing with day to day. And it’s platforms like ours that will continue to highlight these conversations, in an effort to change the stigmas associated with it. With that said … let’s get into today’s great episode! We’re excited guys to be bringing a very underrated, faith driven, and soft spoken young man who surely has a resume that speaks louder than he does. Coming from a family of over 80+ years combined in Pastoring dating back to his grandfather, it’s safe to say this brother knows a thing or two about scripture. Myself and my dad are beyond excited to finally have the Pastor of our home church, THE St. James Missionary Baptist Church … none other than Pastor Dr. George T. Brooks, Jr. ⭐️ You guys that follow us week to week know our platform has provided a wide arrangement of guests and backgrounds because we don’t shy away from position titles or specific demographics. We understanding that Pastors deal with mental health issues too, and it’s too often that we expect them to be perfect. In today’s episode, Pastor Brooks, Jr. vents about how there is a lack of concern for church work in today’s world. Church as a whole overtime has been the conversation that divides social groups and communities, when it should be the conversation that brings us together. He vents about how in church, you’ll have plenty of members, but only a few are dedicated to genuine kingdom building. He also vents about Pastoring and the frustrations that people don’t see. One of them being, as a proud father, Pastor Brooks, Jr. shared that he didn’t appreciate when he goes to speak at churches and the Pastor of said church speaks out about his children and the way they look. Not knowing that the way they dress, or how their attire is, was birthed through sacrifice and hardships. Social media has also given a controversial eye to what Pastors lives look like, versus how they really are behind closed doors. It’s a lot to unpack from this one, but one you don’t want to miss. Take some time to listen to a black man vent today. ✌🏽 “Have You Heard A Black Man Vent Today?”™️ We are blessed to have been heard in over 135 countries 🌍 at least one time. If you are reading this and truly enjoyed today’s episode with Pastor Brooks, Jr., please run to Google, Apple Podcast, and/or Spotify and give us a 5 ⭐️ review today! Check out our segment breaks below! ✌🏽 BMVT Ad Break ℹ️ St. James Missionary Baptist Church ⛪️ 600 28th Ave N., Nashville, TN 37209 📍 Come join us each and every Sunday! We’d be glad to have you! 🙏🏽 8:00am service 10:30am service Dr. George T. Brooks, Jr. - Pastor ✝️ ☎️ Phone: 615.320.7616 BMVT Commercial Break 📺 Cupid The Line Dance King - Why You Hating On Me 🎵 BMVT Black News Weekly 🗞️ STJMBC 101st Church Anniversary & Homecoming ✝️ "Walking Into the Next 100 Yrs in a Rooted Faith" Colossians 2:6-7 Friday September 25th, 2026 📅 “Friday Night Of Fire Revival” @7:00pm, Pastor Jonathon Carter, Siloam Church International, College Park, Georgia Sunday September 27th, 2026 📆 8:00am, Pastor Dr. George T. Brooks, Jr. 10:30am, Reverend John Lee, Jr., Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, Bowling Green, KY, Pastor **WE DO NOT OWN COPYRIGHTS TO THE MUSIC PRESENTED IN TODAY’S EPISODE**
