Solid podcast overall but the political takes left me confused. The Kamala tales are just so wild to me. To deny white supremacy was a factor in the election cycle is careless to me. Keep up the fight though.

Thank you! That’s what I have to say first. Because finding a place, where a black man can be open and transparent about the struggles you go through through, in your lived experiences, is such a beautiful thing to witness. This platform you have created through this podcast is rare and much appreciated. Black Men aren’t always listened to and understood when it comes to their unique perspective on life. As a lack woman, it can be easy for me to say that I understand, but in all honesty, listening to these episodes have really given me an appreciation for Black Men that I wasn’t aware of not having before. Being able to listen and get past my own judgments and biases based on different topics you’ve introduced wasn’t easy (lol)…but I’m grateful for having come across your podcast. Keep up the great work! Speak your truth, and the truth of Black Men. This work you are doing is very much needed.

I wish I could vote below one star. You can't be concerned about black mental health and not understand the black man.

As a professional in the health and wellness field, I’m so disappointed. I was looking forward to listening to this to find something of substance at all… He just sounds like he’s been hurt. This is a rant, nothing else. Mind you, the title of this episode in particular is on men’s mental health month. If it were anything else, it’s a slam to black women.