This week's episode explores relationship challenges and how two individuals become one in a marriage. Hold on to your coffee mug. This is just part I. 

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Grab a cup and pull up your chair! Tony and Toni are talking about dating in a hypersexual American culture. Why do we date? What are our end relationship goals? Is it for love or lust? 

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Women are attracted to a man with a plan. Relationship building starts with good planning. Join the Black Family Table Talk for this week's podcast as we discover what it means to have a life plan. Where are we going? How are we going to get there? Listen until the end for tips, become a member, and receive a free family legacy planning kit! 

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Pt II: The college enrollment rate for 18 -24-year-olds is 59% for Asians, 42% for Whites, 37% for Blacks, and 36% for Hispanics. On this week's podcast of Black Family Table Talk, we conclude our discussion on how to get your kids ready for college. Listen until the end as we share sound strategies that work!

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The college enrollment rate for 18 -24-year-olds is 59% for Asians, 42% for Whites, 37% for Blacks, and 36% for Hispanics. This week on Black Family Table Talk, we tackle the tough subject of how to get your kids ready for college. Listen until the end for sound strategies that work!

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Tony and Toni's adult children sit at the table and talkback about parenting styles. They candidly reveal what worked and what didn't while they were growing up. 

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Parenting is tough. Tony and Toni take an honest look at their own parenting style and candidly reveal what worked and what didn't. 

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Join us for a special edition of Black Family Table Talk. Co-host, Tony Henson pulls up a chair with his two fraternity brothers, Todd Bolden and Tyrone Johnson for a revealing talk about black fatherhood, parenting, what works, and what doesn't. 

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Join us for this episode of Black Family Table Talk. This podcast episode explores the controversy surrounding the term "Black on Black Crime", the origins of the term along with compelling crime statistics that reveal the truth about this phenomenon. 

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Former cop and Black Family Table Talk host candidly reveals her personal experiences as a Prosecutor's Investigator, the inherent problems of a justice system permeating with flaws, and her views on police brutality.



Black Family Table Talk was recently listed in "Top 25 Black Podcasts You Must Follow in 2020"!

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