In this episode, I talk about the challenge of parenting a 7 year old when my default is to always encourage her to push through the pain.

In this episode m, I explore the quote, “I’d rather be a warrior in a garden than a gardner a war”.

I drop my kids off to school in the mornings and pick them up. Are they missing out on life lessons not having to walk to school or ride the bus.

In this episode, I talk about the importance of Black men fellowshipping with one another and it being the doorway to lasting relationships, greater self examination and self improvement.

In this episode, I talk about feeling the like an imposter when I am among a new group of Black men. This one is interesting. Enjoy!

In this episode, I talk about the work of Tena Okun, a Racial Equity Trainer, whose work centers around “white supremacist culture”. I discuss how I am beginning to integrate her work with mine.

In this episode, I talk about confidence/certainty, mental wellness and the “yips”.

In this episode, I talk about what’s missing in the workforce development industry and how that is harming Black people, specifically educators.

In this episode, I talk about how schools will never become equitable places of learning if the people running them avoid exploring their own identity.

In the episode, I share why I think we will be returning to hybrid, if not 100% virtual learning by Labor Day.