Black Men Vent Too

Good Morning Nashville! ☀️ Extremely excited this Monday morning that you chose the Black Men Vent Too podcast as a way of getting your day started . As always we appreciate the support and ask that you continue to like, share, and give feedback on content presented .

Today’s episode we bring you a young man that is truly fulfilling his calling and purpose in life . He’s changing the narrative of the black man and has put in the work to show his dedication towards being better each and every day . Author , Speaker , Philanthropist and Counselor Eric D. Capehart comes to todays show on BMVT . He talks to us on his views behind black men and abuse while highlighting emotional abuse . Mr. Capehart has worn many hats over his lifetime , but cherishes his most important hat by being a father . He has 2 children and has been married for 10 years , speaking very highly of them being the reason he strives for greatness .

Nashville , today’s episode is a good one so tune in and listen to Mr. Capehart unpack both the problems as well as the solutions behind black mean when dealing with abuse .

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Instagram: @ericdcapehart

GOOD MORNING NASHVILLE AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR AUDIENCE!

We are so excited to be opening up this new year with you guys and our BMVT audience! Thank you guys for coming into the new year with us, continually supporting our platform, and just sharing different ways as to how we can be better as a podcast. Any and all feedback that helps us serve our culture better is what we welcome openly as it helps us be the best we can be with the platform we have .

We open our new season discussing “Abuse” in a black man; a topic that can surely ruffle the feathers of many but needs to be discussed . Today’s episode we bring on Langley Shazor , native from Bristol, VA. He’s an author , pastor , podcaster , father , and has published 6 books in his lifetime . He worked as a process engineer, specializing in system automation, data mining, and platform development before moving on to operations and strategic planning. His hobbies are writing, film photography, and physical wellness training. Langley has a deep appreciation for culture, history, philosophy, science, and religions.

Let’s check out Mr. Shazor on todays episode as he discusses various solutions on how he thinks abuse can properly be dealt with amongst black men. This episode is one you don’t want to miss.

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Facebook: Langley Casual-Word Shazor

Instagram: thecasualword

Good Morning Nashville! ☀️

MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄 to all of our family, friends, and support group that we have as a podcast . We pray that you guys enjoy time with loved ones, while also remembering those who are without theirs . We pray this weekend is filled with love, laughter, gifts, and maybe even an episode of Black Men Vent Too ©️

Today’s episode continues our season of Family Matters and we have a good one for you today. A young man, Jonathan Hudspeth, is by far one of the most genuine people you can meet . He is the true definition of a selfless individual, always thinking about the needs of others . Jonathan talks about how black men today lack integrity and individuality . With the absence of that , he expands on how that has an effect on the children of black families and how generational curses will continue if we don’t start correcting things now as men . Jonathan spoke highly of his 4 nephews and how they are the beats of his heart ; which again truly shows the genuine spirit he has for his family and others .

Take some time Nashville to hear a black man vent today . And as you guys always do … like, share our episode , and subscribe 🖤

Nashville … have you heard a black man vent today ?

Good Morning Nashville! ☀️

We hope as a podcast that you guys are all doing well today. Thank you again to our audience for how you guys continue to support us each and every week . We surely got a good one for you today .

Those that are from Nashville will immediately be able to identify with the street 28th Avenue N . Right off the highway , almost every day , stands a man on the exit . Stereotypically, you would look at him as the general “North Nashville Panhandler” without even giving him a glance out your driver side window . But little did we know , he is much more than what the world may think he is .

Pastor Michael Dixon takes time out almost every day out the week to encourage, uplift, and motivate people as the come off the highway ramp with his ministry group. “Bread Of Heaven Nashville Restoration Group” is a team full of individuals who go out and minister to those needing restoration . He talks passionately on how he is a recovering addict and spent a decent portion of his life in the streets . Pastor Dixon says he prayed, and as a result has found his way into serving his community through this program . He even met his wife through the ministry as well .

A great testimonial episode of a man that went from street life to a life of service . Nashville, you’re in for a great one.

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Want more info ? Check them out at breadofheavennrm.org 💻

Good Morning Nashville! ☀️ WE ARE IN A NEW SEASON! Thankful to everyone who stuck with us throughout our Relationships & Marriage season . We hope it was something said or a message shared that gives not only our black men, but our audience in general insight on what a black man goes through in relationships . In our new season of “Family Matters” we breakdown what common issues are seen in the black family . Our culture is divided and that separation starts often times in our own homes . What can black men do better to make our families better ? We talk about that in today’s episode with family expert , church pastor , and my beloved grandfather 🙂 .

Pastor Maze gives us insight on what he thinks is the reason behind the family dysfunctions we all see . He talks about the absence of men with fatherhood , how children are raising children , and talks about how important it is to have God foundation ally in children’s lives today so that they always have something to refer back to in times of trouble . Today’s episode was via zoom so as we always say be patient with us throughout your listening as there are a few edits that were made to make the episode more smooth . But regardless of that , the content itself is still something for all ears to hear.

Tune in, share our episode, and give us feedback!

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Good Morning Nashville! ☀️

We want to thank all of you guys who have consistently been checking us out each and every Monday. The BMVT Podcast is closing in on another successful season and it could not have been done without the help of everyone who has liked, shared an episode, or listened in some way . Again, we say thank you 🖤🙏🏽

This is the FINAL EPISODE of our Season “Relationships & Marriage” where we’ve had all guest on the show that are in relationships, but with future plans to move forward in their relationship . Today’s guest is Rex Howard, Jr., a relationship coach, business owner, and overall just a positive black young man . Rex talks with our audience on his struggles with “sexualizing” love early on in his life . He tells us how many black men will miss a great opportunity for thinking with “the wrong head” and just how we all need to hold ourselves accountable in our relationships more as well .

Nashville … you’re in for a good one . Rex throws out relationship advice throughout the week on his social media platforms . If you get a chance , follow him at :

Instagram : @_Rexhowardjr

Twitter : @_Rexington

Facebook: Rex Howard jr

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Good Morning Nashville! ☀️

HAPPY THANKSGIVING to our BMVT audience and the families thereof. As a podcast, we pray that the time with your family is well spent and that you enjoy each other during this holiday season . While you’re surrounded with friends and family throughout this week , take some time out to share with them our podcast and listen to a black man vent today . The generosity we’ve received has us to where we are today, and we are truly grateful for those of you who have supported us thus far . Again we say, thank you 🙏🏽

Check this out Nashville … a 73 year old black man , known as the “OG” at Tennessee State University , married 4 times , and has 6 children total , one of which he had at the age of 60 years old! If that isn’t enough to get you to click “play” on this episode, then I don’t know what is . Walter Sweat joins the BMVT Table this morning and discussed with us that next Sunday he will be getting married again ; which makes that 5 total marriages! Mr. Sweat shows us in this episode that he doesn’t worry about being judged by others or ashamed. His testament is given to God, and how God has ordered his steps while still blessing him everyday. Mr. Sweat shares with us that his bride-to-be is everything he could ever want, admits to mistakes he’s made in the past, but let’s us know that only God can judge him .

To our BMVT audience … buckle up, because you’re in for a good one!

Nashville … have you heard a black man vent today ?

Good Morning Nashville! ☀️

First things first, as a podcast, we want to share with you guys that thanks to your support, your listening ears, and sharing our content throughout our city and yours … we have hit a milestone of 1,000 DOWNLOADS AS A PODCAST!

We truly want to thank ALL of you who have taken time out … to hear a black man vent today 🖤🎙 But guess what ? We won’t stop here!

Today we have another great episode for you guys as we bring on Warren Thomas to the BMVT Vent Table this morning . A young black man , with 2 kids by two different mothers , gives us his story on how he has managed that history with his girlfriend today . Warren shares with us that his kids are his biggest blessings , and tells us how the journey has been watching his woman love them as her own . Warren also is the co-Founder of “The Pepper Pott” , a Caribbean cuisine and family owned restaurant that he gives us insight on as well in today’s episode . As I always say whether you get 5 minutes , or the whole episode , take some time out to hear a black man vent today .

Nashville … have you heard a black man vent today ? 🌱

Good Morning Nashville! ☀️

“On the road again , I just can’t wait to get on that road again” 🎶

Nashville, we have hit the road this morning with our episode today and will be presenting today’s content from Dayton, Ohio . Over the past weekend , my pops and I took the time to pack up and travel so that we could spend time with our family up north . The BMVT Podcast are big advocators on family and we try to make sure we implement that with every episode understanding that life is short, and realizing that family truly should be embraced in the moments that we have with each other . Today’s episode presents just that and we are excited to share today’s content with our BMVT audience . Nashville on today we have Carl Rodgers, Jr. who will join us at the BMVT table . “CJ” is a Software Developer with an Associates Degree in Network Administration. His passion is for diversity equity and inclusion in all spaces of life. He also runs a non profit called DiFi (Diverse Individual's For I.T.) that provides mentorship and resources for certifications in the IT field for minorites and women. On today’s episode , he vents to us about his past relationships , his first heartbreak , and explains his outlook on the family dynamic in terms of relationships . Whether you get 5 minutes , or the whole episode , take some time to hear a black man vent today and share it with someone who may need to hear it as well .

Nashville … have you heard a black man vent today ? 🖤🎙