Is the new government initiative correct? is the move to withdraw a "fathers" passport should he not be fulfilling his CSA requirements? We unwrap this bold move by the government and whether we are for or against this enforcement.

Join by @Moniqueendiva the CEO of @fontainefilmsproduction and the visionary behind “The Black Fathers Documentary”. We explore the driving factor behind this documentary and what the media scene is like for black fathers, as well as looking back at her own fathering experience. A conversation filled with fun, laughter and a co-ordinated recovery by the dads, tune in to find out more.

@Monikahlee joins our dads to discuss protecting our black women, the importance of creating a space for change as well as remaining accountable as dads. At the end of the day we have all the choices it’s about who you choose to follow. The algorithm is real!

Joined by another brilliant dad and huge advocate for not only individual growth but also relationship growth. We delve deeper into identifying our own bad habits which our kids could inherit, keeping the romance alive and understanding language with kids.Great discussion with Thomas @thedad.coach, sharing experience and learn off each other.

This Espinosa we explore prostate cancer, the stigma surrounding it and the nursery run experience. Whilst delving into a hot topic making the rounds on social media, addressing the high mortality rate for black women during/post labour

Culture has played and integral role within our upbringing to help define who we are. As fathers we know how important this is for the next generation. But what are some of the challenges faced when the nuclear family is made of two or more cultures? On this guest episode Darren joins us to unpack raising a mixed family household. The joys and challenges faced along the way, as well as society's response to seeing a mixed family and the immediate family responses too. How well can we prepare the next generation on the challenges society has in store for those of single or mixed heritage?

This episode we are joined by Mr James Hope , a proud father and founder of “Elitefootballacademy.uk” to explore generational stereotypes. Growing up in an era that’s been stereotype for lacking positive father figures and committed black fathers.the drive to not confirm to these stereotypes. Black dads have the responsibility to do better. “Are we changing our circles? Are we motivating each other to do better?”

Joined by Andre; founder of @standupblackdads to look at discipline from not just dads perspective, but that of a blended family. Varying disciplinary strategies and the impact of going too far.