Black Men Vent Too

Good Morning Nashville! ☀️ It’s a new month! And of course with every new month, the Black Men Vent Too Podcast presents to our audience a new season. As we walk into the month of November, we put a slight twist into our season title that mirrors our last season. Pay attention in our introduction segment of today’s episode, as we explain the reasoning behind the new season title and how we plan to move throughout this month with content. For all of our loyal BMVT supporters again we want to thank you and let you know that today’s episode truly kicks our newest season off right! A young black man, Tyrese Hobbs, shares with Nashville about his relationship and how they have grown stronger with healthy communication , growing together day by day , and loving each other genuinely as they go. Mr. Hobbs shares an inspiring story that should motivate us all who may be one day seeking to meet that special someone at the altar. There’s someone for everyone, and on today’s episode, Ty gets right into how he’s been blessed to be where he’s at today with his special girl. Nashville … have you heard a black man vent today?

Good Morning Nashville! 🌞

Today’s episode will be the FINAL episode of our season titled “Marriage & Relationships In A Black Man”.

To our BMVT audience, we hope in some way, that you all have been informed, inspired, and made aware of what black men deal with in marriages and how we cope with various issues.

Our guest today, Charles Townsend, gave us a true finale to end our season. He presented us with real raw and transparent information on his views of marriage for a black man.

Charles is brutally honest with BMVT; stating that a lot of his downfalls occurred because he was “thinking with the wrong head”.

He shines light on how his early young adult years have taught him how to raise his boys, and give other black men advice on how he found his wife of today.

A lot of good content in today’s episode Nashville!

So be sure to tap in!

In honor of TSU Homecoming week , BMVT provided the Big Blue Nation with a special segment of events for this week that you don’t want to miss .

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Good Morning Nashville! ☀️

We are continuing to push through our season of Marriage & Relationships In A Black Man and have truly appreciated your support throughout the month .

Our episode today packs powerful , raw , and transparent content from a black man by the name of Shai Henderson . Shai had a bachelors degree in Psychology and also hosts his own podcast called “Relationship Stuff 101” where he brings emphasis on what is called “The Purple Pill Perspective”.

You’ve heard of the blue pill, and the red pill, but what happens when you combine the two? Shai takes this statement and perspective from his podcast and brings it straight to the BMVT Table this morning.

He speaks very vividly on an incident he had in the late 90s of having to walk in, on his then girlfriend, having an affair . Shai shares the feelings that were implemented from that moment on and how that event changed his outlook on women forever.

Tune in! Nashville … have you heard a black man vent today ?

Good Morning Nashville! ☀️ We are steadily strolling through this season of Marriage & Relationships and have a great episode for you today. I have to emphasize “strolling” for a reason, because we present to our BMVT audience today a fellow fraternity brother of mine . We both have been blessed to be a part of the most prestigious , prominent , and pronounced brotherhood that is known as Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Prior to our bond within Greek life , Jason and I have always shared a brotherhood that stood strong as we grew up in church . Nashville, this dude is a TRUE COMEDIAN. By far one of Zanies Comedy Club’s finest jokesters 😂 If you need a laugh this morning, but are also eager to hear the BMVT content behind a young black mans experience on marriage & relationships, please TUNE IN! Jason gets right into things by talking about his early struggles in his marriage, highlights his kids and their impact on his growth, and tells us that “Friendship, Finances, and ‘Funning’” are the three pillars to what has kept his marriage successful . If you want to know what he meant by “funning” 😂 … tune in to today’s episode . Nashville , have you heard a black man vent today ?

Good Morning Nashville! ☀️ In the famous lyrics of rapper LL Cool J himself … “I Need Love”. Nashville , we have taken this new month to introduce a season that I’m sure not only black men, but black women will benefit from as well. Our new season for the month of October will focus directly on “Marriage & Relationships” in a black man. This season, we will get right into how a black man deals with marriage and relationships while discussing the issues that they may face as well. Some are married in Nashville, and there are some in relationships practicing courtship to hopefully get to that stage. In whatever way you can relate to, we have an EXPERT in the area of both that breaks down what marriage and relationships is all about. Dr. George T. Brooks, Sr. is no stranger to Nashville, TN . He is a GIANT in the spiritual and church realm, but also just a well-known individual throughout the streets of Nashville. As a podcast, we knew that starting this season off with him would surely give us our best foot forward as we try to serve the black man and reframe our image one episode at a time . Dr. Brooks gets direct and personal with his information on marriage & relationships, so if you’re in need a little love too … tune in! Nashville, have you heard a black man vent today?

Good morning Nashville! ☀️ Guys we are moving and grooving right through these months as we wrap up the close of our Grief Season for the month of September . Nashville , I can only hope and pray you guys have learned a lot about how black men deal with grief as a result of this second season . We have decided to finish off our season with a millennial guest for this episode . A young black man , Le’Andre Bigham , is no stranger to me as he is my cousin . But little did I know … he has experienced more grief than I could ever imagine , and a lot of times , even family members closest to you can go through so much , but you’d never know . Le’Andre shared with us that he had to face 10 funerals … in 2019 alone . I enjoyed talking with my cousin and allowing him to vent freely on his grief , the experience thereof , but also how he’s been able to recover and provide for the family he now has . Nashville , this is our last episode of grief in a black man from a young black mans perspective and I can assure you , you don’t want to miss this . Enlighten yourself today with his testimony and hopefully it opens your eyes again to the everyday issues that black men deal with on a regular basis that go unspoken . Nashville … have you heard a black man vent today ?

Good morning Nashville! ☀️ As always , we don’t want to begin without continuing to thank our growing BMVT audience for your support . Each and everyday my pops and I are finding ways to grow , extend our service , and ultimately allow the black man to vent . Today, we have brought on an old school brotha that was active in the military during the Vietnam War! He discussed with us about his rankings during that era of life , some of the things he had seen , PTSD and it’s effects , but just now even at his age how he’s had to recover from all off that and continue to be the black man he is today . To our audience , we went over our normal time window , but the length surely doesn’t take away from the impact that this episode provides . Take a listen for us this morning Nashville , provide us with feedback , and continue to like , share , and subscribe as we continue to serve our community and the black men that need it most . Nashville … have you heard a black man vent today ?

Good Morning Nashville! ☀️ As always guys we want to thank you guys for the support , feedback , and contributions that have been given so that we can expand our platform to meet the needs of black men in Nashville . Today , we have our FIRST GUEST that will give us his experiences with grief and how he’s adjusted throughout his life dealing with those moments . Grief is truly one of the most suppressed things, and often times, you don’t even realize you’re suppressing it . As a black man , we hold enough in throughout our lives , so on today’s episode , representing the old school era we have a guest that in his 70 years of living … had experienced grief on numerous occasions . His story is touching , and we hope it touches our BMVT audience and gives you guys a true outlook on grief in a black man 🖤 Nashville … have you heard a black man vent today ?

Good morning Nashville! It brings us great joy and excitement that you guys have supported our movement through the city. We have successfully made it through a month of podcasting! 👏🏽 Last season we talked about depression in a black man , and this season we will talk about GRIEF and it’s effects in the lives of black men . Also in this episode , our podcast was provided with an opportunity to be featured in a magazine issue called “The Heat Seekers” based out of Atlanta, Georgia! The magazine and a hard copied version will be issued out in the coming days. Take a listen to how we embarked on this opportunity , and educate yourselves on the signs , symptoms , and effects that come from a black man dealing with grief . Nashville … have you heard a black man vent today?

Good Morning Nashville! As always , we want to start off by saying thank you to our audience , supporters , and the many of you that have given us feedback to grow our platform . WE HAVE A NEW INTERNATIONAL LISTENER FROM FRANCE 🇫🇷. To the woman or man who has given us a listen all the way from France , we REALLY appreciate you taking the time out to here a black man vent . Thank you so much for your support . Boy … you guys are in for a good one if you listen to this episode . 😂 We have an old school guest that will speak today to wrap up our Season 1 of Depression for the month of August . I’m telling you now … this episode is a good one . He comes from a different position on how he dealt with depression from an incarcerated viewpoint , and how difficult it was during those moments to get through that time and back adjusted to the real world . This is real raw material of the daily issues a black man deals with , so get ready . Nashville … have you heard a black man vent today ?