Black Men Vent Too

Black Men Vent Too

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Black Men Vent Too episodes

  • BMVT: Venting With Robert “Chan” Archibald ✌🏽

    Good Morning Nashville ☀️


    We are excited once again to be a part of you guys new week, and want to thank you for taking time out of your day to listen in to this weeks episode of Black Men Vent Too. Pops and I stand proudly as the FIRST & ONLY black father and son podcast in the state of Tennessee, aiming to change the narratives behind black men one episode at a time. Man oh man, we definitely got a good one today! So, let’s lock in! 🔒


    We are excited to bring to the show a young brother, straight out of Jo Johnston, who truly does have a heart for doing good and passing that on to others in a generous way. We welcome to the platform our brother, Robert Archibald, better known as “Chan”. ⭐️


    Chan vents on our platform about the importance of “being you”. He talks about how so many people nowadays are losing their authentic selves to societal distractions like social media. As if what you see on the screen is who you are, and we all know those narratives change. Chan takes pride in being the same person everywhere he’s went. A native of the city, he talks about growing up in a large family, being amongst loved ones in Jo Johnston, and how that framed his mentality overtime to wanting to be a positive influences within community. You’ll hear it today, but Chan takes family values very serious … and isn’t afraid to tell you how he is coming behind his people. Today’s episode is a good one, take some time to listen to a black man vent today. 💫


    “Have You Heard A Black Man Vent Today?”™️


    You guys ever heard of “The Good Vibe Tribe 615”? A non-profit here in Nashville ran by Chan and others that focus on giving back to the community in a positive way. 🙏🏽


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    📅 November 23rd, 2025 @1:00p-5:00p

    📍 1037 28th Ave N, Nashville, TN


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    “Put your problems in my hands.”

    Serving the Smyrna, Murfreesboro, Antioch, LaVergne, & Nashville TN Area 📍CALL OR TEXT TODAY!

    📞 423-305-8574

    📧 [email protected]


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    Jaumarice Cooper, “DJ COOP” 💿

    Soul Lounge 615 🥂

    HAPPY HOUR TUES-SUN 4PM-9PM! ⭐️

    📍: 2419 Edge O Lake Dr., Nashville, TN

    Instagram: soullounge615


    BMVT Black News Weekly 🗞️

    South Nashville Annual Thanksgiving Celebration🦃

    November 22nd, 2025 📅 10:00am ⏰ Claiborne Street, Nashville, TN📍

    COME ENJOY FOOD, MUSIC, GIVEAWAYS, PRAYER, COMMUNITY, FELLOWSHIP!

    📞: Dr. Amanda Key (615-491-2306), Sterling Wright (615-485-6263)

    1 hr 19 min
  • “Single Motherhood & Mental Health” With Dr. Cynthia “CeCe” McKnight ✌🏽

    (original air date 10/31/25)


    Good Morning Nashville ☀️


    Its the last day of the month! We hope you guys have had a prosperous October, as we step into the final 2 months of 2025. Man, what a year it has been. Let’s lock in on the final episode for our exclusive season being “Single Motherhood & Mental Health.” 🌺


    If you haven’t, take some time to check out all of our episodes that were apart of this season. BMVT wanted to take some time away from the common conversations we have with black men, and zero in on the conversation about mothers and their mental health, to better help us gain perspective as black men. Today’s final guest to appear in this unique season is none other than best selling author, mother, community leader, and faith based mental health advocate … Dr. Cynthia “CeCe” McKnight ⭐️


    Dr. CeCe has had a career full of different ventures, achievements, and dynamics. With 26+ years of ministry and service, 30 years of marriage experience, and a doctorate degree … save to say, this young lady is “boots on the ground” with her work. Dr. McKnight comes to vent on our platform about the lost conversation surrounding the “invisible mother.” That mother that may have the support, may have the village surrounding her, but for some reason still feels lonely, inadequate, and indifferent. No mother should ever feel this way, and Dr. Cece talks about how faith and mental health were the prescriptions that brought her out of a dark time. You don’t want to miss this episode, take some time to sit down, lock in, and listen to a black woman vent today.


    “Have You Heard A Black Man Vent Today?”™️


    We thank you guys for taking time to check out our season being “Single Motherhood & Mental Health.” 🌺

    The support you’ve shown us as we aim to support our black women has truly been felt. Always remember, to give us feedback, take some time to give us a Google review today. We’d appreciate your support! ✌🏽 #BMVT


    BMVT Ad Break ℹ️

    Dr. Cynthia “CeCe” McKnight, Mental Health/Faith Based Counseling

    OVER 26 YEARS OF MINISTRY AND SERVICE ✝️

    Email: [email protected]

    Text: 281-301-5457


    BMVT Commercial Break 📺

    Dr. Douglas Mitchell, DNP, PMHNP-BC

    Mental C Health ⭐️

    “Virtual care only. Serving veterans in California and New York.”

    Email: [email protected] 📧

    Phone: 323-813-6738 📱


    BMVT Black News Weekly 🗞️

    10th VF Honors & Rites Of Passage Ceremony ⭐️

    Sunday, November 16th, 2025 @5pm 🕰️

    Fairfield Baptist Church ⛪️

    3004 Dickerson Pike, Goodlettsville, TN

    1 hr 24 min
  • “Single Motherhood & Mental Health” With Topania Byars ✌🏽

    Good Morning Nashville ☀️


    New week, means a new episode from your favorite father and son podcast here in Nashville, Tennessee. Today’s episode is jam packed with segment breaks, commercial breaks, and of course a black queen as our guest to come and vent behind the topic being:


    Single Motherhood & Mental Health 💝


    We are passionate behind this topic because there are so many conversations that can stem from it. What we want to do this month is provide perspective for our black men from our black women of how we can be better within the home, during pregnancy, in our marriages, and more. With that said, let us introduce our second guest for this exclusive season. ⭐️


    Today’s guest wears a man of hats within the community, one of them being a reappointed City Commissioner with Metro Action, but she emphasizes that her most important hat of them all is being a mother to her baby girl. We want to welcome our good friend and sister Topania Byars to the platform ✌🏽


    Born in Killeen, Texas … she talks with us about navigating her younger years, as her mom moved to Nashville with herself, her children, and a single bag holding all of their belongs. Topania talks about being homeless as a child for a brief period, bouncing around different schools throughout her scholastic career. But that never took away her personality, spirit, and the way she was adored by being her authentic self.


    We get more intimate conversation about the process of her birthing her baby girl, Audreé 🌼. Topania vents about the importance of having a village during pregnancy, and gives advice behind how most first time mothers don’t know what they should know. Being a first time parent, pregnant during COVID, was a challenge that Topania will never forget. If you fail to remember … having a baby during COVID was a stressful process for most new parents, not knowing if you could go and be with your partner in the OR due to high-risk regulations during that time. Safe to say, Topania vents entirely throughout our show today of different stories on how God brought her through her early stages of motherhood, but providing her a village that stayed consistent, loyal, and supportive throughout her journey. Take some time to listen to a black woman vent today.


    “Have You Heard A Black Man Vent Today?”™️


    WE HAVE 5 TOTAL SEGMENT BREAKS IN TODAY’S EPISODE! Take some time to view the information below and support the events, services, and resources that are offered right here in the city!


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    2026 Vision Board Party 🎉

    “See it. Speak it. Build it.”

    November 8th, 2025 @12:00-4:00p 📅

    305 Plus Park Blvd, Nashville, TN 37217 📍

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    Dr. Douglas Mitchell, DNP, PMHNP-BC

    Mental C Health ⭐️

    “Virtual care only. Serving veterans in California and New York.”

    Email: [email protected] 📧

    Phone: 323-813-6738 📱


    BMVT Black News Weekly 🗞️

    10th VF Honors & Rites Of Passage Ceremony ⭐️

    Sunday, November 16th, 2025 @5pm 🕰️

    Fairfield Baptist Church ⛪️

    3004 Dickerson Pike, Goodlettsville, TN


    BMVT Black News Weekly 🗞️ (2)

    Urban League of Middle Tennessee

    Second Chance Job Fair 📍

    November 6th, 2025 @10:00a-2:00p

    Cathedral Of Praise, 3400 Clarksville Pike, Nashville, TN ⭐️

    2 hr 20 min
  • “Single Motherhood & Mental Health” With Yvonnda Fite-Green ✌🏽

    Good Morning Nashville ☀️


    Brand new month, brand new episode, let’s lock in guys on the rest of the year as we continue to push mental health on our platform. We thank you guys for tuning in each and every week to the first and the ONLY black father and son podcast in the state of Tennessee. Today’s episode debuts a BRAND NEW SEASON for the month of October, as we invite black women to our platform to discuss the topic:


    Single Motherhood & Mental Health 💝


    We are passionate behind this topic because there are so many conversations that can stem from it. What we want to do this month is provide perspective for our black men from our black women of how we can be better within the home, during pregnancy, in our marriages, and more. With that said, let us introduce our first guest for this exclusive season. ⭐️


    We are excited to bring to our platform Nashville native, Ms. Yvonnda Fite-Green ✌🏽. In today’s episode, do know that you may hear a tiny voice within parts of the show … that tiny voice was Yvonnda’s beautiful baby girl, Remi 🌼. No need for a baby sitter, she was a part of the show too!


    On today’s episode, Yvonnda vents about a major subject within our culture that doesn’t get talked about … that being postpartum depression. Yvonnda talks about a time where she picked up a part time job, because the PPD had gotten so bad to where she just felt personal space was needed more than ever. Baby girl Remi, Yvonnda tells us that she was born inside of her sac. It has been researched and reported for that to occur within 1 in 80,000 births. Yvonnda vents with our platform about mentally where she was in that moment … her daughter being born with a veil over her face. Anything that isn’t natural within the pregnancy process, will surely cause mental stress for a woman in an already high-volatile situation. Yvonnda vents about actively still dealing with the PPD today, and how some cases can last up until the child becomes 5 years old. It’s so much that black men do not know about these things, and again, we wanted to not only invite black women for this season, but we want to mention that a live audience of women also was apart of today’s episode … to show our listening audience that were not here to make any black woman feel nervous or uncomfortable. Just like our black men, during this month of October, we want to provide a safe space for women to vent about this topic. And in order to do that, we filled up our studio with women to support our guest on today. Got a few more episodes behind our season of “Single Motherhood & Mental Health.” Make sure you guys tap in all month for more! 🌹


    “Have You Heard A Black Man Vent Today?”™️


    Take some time to look over the various information below and support the businesses and organizations that we gave mention to in today’s segment breaks! ℹ️


    BMVT Advertisement Break ✌🏽

    Laquita Cole 🕊️

    QC Kitchen Cafe 🍽️

    1200 Buchanan St. 📍

    Soft Opening: October 14th-18th

    Grand Opening: October 19th, 11a-11p


    BMVT Commercial Break 📺

    Urban League Middle TN

    Second Chance Job Fair 💰

    Cathedral of Praise, 4300 Clarksville Pike

    November 6th, 2025 📅

    10:00a-2:00p ⏰


    BMVT Black News Weekly 📺

    Black Maternal Health Leaders & Organizations 💝

    - @4Kira4Moms, @4Kira4Dads: A non-profit on a mission to eradicate maternal mortality. (4kira4moms.com)

    - @Elev8health: www.elev8health.org

    - THRIVE TOUR: “The THRIVE Tour is Elev8Health's dynamic, community-centered initiative dedicated to improving maternal health outcomes by servicing moms as well as dads-to-be.

    Need more info about any of these groups? Contact us via email 📧 [email protected]

    1 hr 12 min
  • BMVT: Venting With Malik Lea ✌🏽

    Good morning Nashville! ☀️


    Back again with another one guest, for another week of black men coming to vent on our platform about how they’ve overcome various mental health struggles. We know that if one man comes here and tells his story, it’ll give another black man more confidence to share his. With that said, let’s get into today’s episode.


    A major shoutout to Makayla Renee & Jaylin Guthrie, as they are the reasons behind why we met today’s guest. At their annual “Back 2 School” Bash Event, we took the time to do a small interview with this young man, but realized it wasn’t enough and knew he had more to say. We are excited to

    bring to the platform none other than Malik Lea ⭐️, affectionately known as “CfnxBlends” 💈


    Today’s guest truly does come from humble beginnings. Malik is a Nashville native, have seen the halls of Gra Mar Middle School & Maplewood High School, but comes to talk about how all those experiences cultivated the man of today. Malik shares with us times of hardship like homelessness, addiction, even jail time has been something he’s experienced … but the young man is making a full turnaround behind how he lives his life. Now, he is a proud barber student and goes by the name “CfnxBlends”. You cannot fault a man for trying, and Malik definitely is making sure that his name is stamped in the city by cutting heads and creating relationships wherever he goes. He’s an humble guy, with an ambition for greatness and self development … take some time to listen to a black man vent today.


    “Have You Heard A Black Man Vent Today?”™️✌🏽


    Today’s episode is available on all platforms listed! Give us feedback, let us know how you enjoyed the show! 🎙️


    (Apple Podcast, Spotify, Audible, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio)


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    “Brotherhood Of Balance Awareness Forum” ✊🏽 - A round table discussion on various topics amongst men of color.

    📅 10/25/25

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    BMVT Black News Weekly 🗞️

    The African Street Festival 💃

    Hadley Lillard Park, September 19-21st 📆

    “An immersive 3-day cultural experience” 🌍

    Instagram: @africanstreetfestival615

    1 hr 26 min
  • BMVT: Venting With Coach Russell Acklin, Sr. ✌🏽

    Good Morning Nashville ☀️


    TWO EPISODES IN ONE DAY? I guess that’s how we’re feeling over here at Black Men Vent Too, and we hope that our energy in some way radiates back to you on today. If you woke up this morning, you winning. Complaining won’t do you any good anyways, right? So let’s take life for what it is, enjoy it, and all of us find more creative ways to better enhance our mental health. With that said, let’s get into today’s episode! 🔥


    Man! Today’s episode is truly a good one and we are excited to have you tune in to our back-to-back episode drop for this weekend. September is Suicide Prevention Month, and as we advocate weekly for mental health in black men, we knew more was needed from us this month … more episodes, more content, more guests to continue to vent about their mental health here on BMVT.


    Presenting to some and introducing to others, one of the great coaches here in Nashville who has served under our MNPS district as well as coaching along side Fisk University legend Kenny Anderson … we bring to the show the father, the husband, the mentor Coach Russell Acklin, Sr. ✌🏽


    Coach Russ 🏀 comes to the show to vent about one immediate and thought provoking question … “how do you hug a porcupine?”


    Everyone in their life knows that one “porcupine” person … they’re never truly satisfied, always looking to prick at things, and can be tough to handle. We dive off into that conversation with Coach and talk about how men can sometimes be mentally drained behind dealing with the porcupines of life. Whether it be women, kids, the job, car broke down, anything can be symbolic to a porcupine and how it can be hard for a black man, or any man to bounce back mentally. We really unpack this question and more, as we also talk about how we met today’s guest … all thanks to the monthly forums held by the NFL Alumni Fatherhood Organization 🏈


    Take some time to listen to a black man vent today. ✌🏽


    “Have You Heard A Black Man Vent Today?”™️

    Today’s episode is available on All platforms listed! Give us feedback, let us know how you enjoyed the show! 🎙️


    (Apple Podcast, Spotify, Audible, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio)


    BMVT Ad Break ℹ️

    ⭐️ Joe Foster, “THADUDE” Host of The Kickback One Podcast 🎙️

    “Brotherhood Of Balance Awareness Forum” ✊🏽 - A round table discussion on various topics amongst men of color.

    📅 10/25/25

    🎫 FREE TICKETS HERE: https://buymeacoffee.com/thadude/e/449127

    📧 [email protected]


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    BMVT ✌🏽 Partners With Revolutionary Supplements 💪🏽

    - Through nutrition, supplementation, exercise, and mental health, Revolutionary Supplements provides a whole host of products aimed to revolutionizing people's relationships with food, activity, and their mental health.

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    BMVT Black News Weekly 🗞️

    MNPD “Faith & Blue” 2025 Event 🚨👮🏽

    Fallbrook Apartments 🏡

    October 11th, 2025 📆

    10:00am-12:30pm ⏰

    “A community resource fair designed to bring community members and law enforcement officers together.” 🙏🏽

    🖊️ Register Here: https://forms.office.com/g/wmS6dZDt3a

    1 hr 26 min
  • BMVT: Venting With Sean Tory ✌🏽

    Good Morning Nashville ☀️


    In the words of DJ Khaled … “another one”.🔥 We are as always blessed and excited to be a part of you guys new week wherever you may be listening, as we continue to push conversations behind mental health here in Nashville, Tennessee. We stand proudly as first and the only black father and son podcast in the state of Tennessee … and are willing to go ANYWHERE, to get the story of black men and mental health on our platform. With that, let’s get into today’s episode!


    Thank God for our virtual resources, because as long as we have them at our disposal, we are willing to go anywhere to get a black man’s mental health story on our platform. You never know, we may just pull up in your city with mics in hand! Today … we travel to Las Vegas 🎰 to see what is being done about mental health conversations in the place known as “Sin City.”


    Our guest is none other than Las Vegas native, a soon to be Ph.D recipient studying for Curriculum & Instruction with a concentration in Cultural Studies, International Education and Multicultural Education at UNLV … we present to some and introduce to others, Mr. Sean Tory ⭐️


    As a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Sean Tory has spend a lot of his life surrounded with children and adolescent youth. The husband and father of three talks about life today, but reflects on the journey with us as to how he got here. Not an easy journey … having experienced loss, homelessness, divorce, & failed relationships, Sean took these lessons and carved out a beautiful testimony from these hardships. Mentally, he vents about what it took throughout the journey … resilience, steadfast praying, grit & determination. This episode is for sure a good one, take some time to listen to a black man vent today. ⭐️


    “Have You Heard A Black Man Vent Today?”™️ ✌🏽


    To our Nashville folks, y’all ever heard of “King Of Jewels?” 💎


    Sean Tory is the proud Co-Founder & Vice President of King of Jewels 👑. In today’s BMVT Ad Break, take some time to listen in and click their website link below to learn more!


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    👑 King Of Jewels Youth Mentorship Program, Las Vegas

    Co-Founder, President: Sean Tory ⭐️

    “ A 501(c) 3 Nonprofit Organization created to engage, empower, and encourage young men of color.” ✊🏽

    Website: www.kingofjewels.org



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    - Through nutrition, supplementation, exercise, and mental health, Revolutionary Supplements provides a whole host of products aimed to revolutionizing people's relationships with food, activity, and their mental health.

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    BMVT Black News Weekly 🗞️

    MNPD “Faith & Blue” 2025 Event 🚨👮🏽

    Fallbrook Apartments 🏡

    October 11th, 2025 📆

    10:00am-12:30pm ⏰

    “A community resource fair designed to bring community members and law enforcement officers together.” 🙏🏽

    🖊️ Register Here: https://forms.office.com/g/wmS6dZDt3a

    1 hr 27 min
  • BMVT: Venting With Ms. Clemmie Greenlee ✌🏽

    Good Morning Nashville ☀️


    Let’s turn it up a notch. 🔥 This week, we decided you guys deserve more than one episode, so with that we got two episodes in one week to continue to push conversations behind mental health here in Nashville, Tennessee. We stand proudly as first and the ONLY black father and son podcast in the state of Tennessee … let’s get into today’s exclusive episode! ⭐️


    Not only do we bring on and stand for black men and our mental health, but we don’t shy away from seldomly inviting black women to our platform as well. Those that listen to us on a regular know that, and today, we surely got a black woman whose story deserves to be on our platform, and in the box office. We have none other than the boss lady herself, Ms. Clemmie Greenlee 💫


    Affectionately known as “Clemmie G”, this young lady has been all through the streets of Nashville advocating for our people. After an unfortunate experience of losing her son to gun violence, she took the emotions from that and created a non-profit catered to moms that have been affected by the murder of their sons. Clemmie G vents on the show about what it took mentally to look at her son’s killer eye to eye years later, something that surely could not have been easy. From then to now, she truly shows that God has been by her side this whole time. One can only imagine losing your son, and still having the desire to keep pressing on in life. Guys, today’s episode is definitely a must-listen. Take some time to listen to a black woman vent today. 🙏🏽



    “Have You Heard A Black Man Vent Today?”™️



    Keep up with everything Ms. Clemmie Greenlee is doing by following her on all social platforms!

    Facebook: Clemmie Greenlee

    Instagram: gangstaangel1



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    BMVT Black News Weekly 🗞️

    The African Street Festival 💃

    Hadley Lillard Park, September 19-21st 📆

    “An immersive 3-day cultural experience” 🌍

    Instagram: @africanstreetfestival615

    1 hr 30 min
  • BMVT: Venting With DJ C-Wiz ✌🏽

    Good Morning Nashville ☀️


    NEW WEEK! NEW EPISODE! We are excited to be a part of you guys Monday morning, and thank you for taking the time to listen to the first and the ONLY black father and son podcast in the state of Tennessee. ⭐️ We are the only podcast in the city that really takes mental health to a new level with dialogue and conversation catered to men and what we go through day-to-day. With that said, let’s lock in on today’s exclusive episode. 🔥


    A man of man hats, has seen many stages, and have linked alongside many of the most prolific music icons of the last 30 years. You cannot be from Nashville and not know the name Courtney Poe, affectionately known throughout the city as DJ C Wiz ⭐️


    We are beyond honored to have C Wiz be a part of our platform as we talk about all things mental health. A native of the city, C Wiz has seen not only the growth of Nashville geographically, but how the city has grown on him after all these years. He states in the show, that he is the LAST of the Nashville DJs … standing strong and still getting booked to venues and events 25+ years later. In today’s episode, DJ C Wiz vents about how his career began, talks to us about his family dynamic, kids, going back down memory lane talking about the New Life Records store, and more. This weeks episode is a good one, you don’t want to miss it!



    “Have You Heard A Black Man Vent Today?”™️ ✌🏽



    We want to take the time to tell DJ C Wiz that our thoughts are with you, your children, and family during this challenging time. Whatever we can do to help along this journey, we are here. 🕊️🙏🏽 #BMVT


    BMVT New Music Alert 🚨

    💿 Jalen Mahone - See My Heart


    BMVT Ad Break ℹ️

    Trevon Shorts, “The KOZA Code” 🖊️

    4-week mental wellness program grounded in five core pillars:

    * Self-belief 

    * Focus

    * Bounce-back

    * Purpose

    * Leadership 

    📸 Instagram: thekozacode


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    ⭐️ Athletic & Personal Trainer

    Former NFL CB, New York Jets (3 years)

    Call for a free consultation!

    📱 Contact: 662.631.9099


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    BMVT ✌🏽 Partners With Revolutionary Supplements 💪🏽

    - Through nutrition, supplementation, exercise, and mental health, Revolutionary Supplements provides a whole host of products aimed to revolutionizing people's relationships with food, activity, and their mental health.

    USE OUR CODE “BMV10” FOR 10% OFF YOUR TOTAL PURCHASE

    http://www.revsupps.com/discount/BMV10


    BMVT Black News Weekly 🗞️

    The African Street Festival 💃

    Hadley Lillard Park, September 19-21st 📆

    “An immersive 3-day cultural experience” 🌍

    Instagram: @africanstreetfestival615

    1 hr 50 min
  • BMVT: Venting With The “Cashville OG” Shon Gotti ⭐️

    Good Morning Nashville ☀️


    We are excited to be a part of you guys new week, coming once again with a new episode. We really are starting to have fun with this podcasting routine. After 3 years, we continue to grow, and impact our community with conversations that are needed from black men to black men as it relates to our mental health. We thank you for listening in on today. With that being said, let’s get into today’s exclusive episode.



    Like a good album, this is a “no skip” episode right here. Today’s episode is labeled an exclusive episode because our guest is one of those guys that if there was a Mount Rushmore for most impactful black men in the city of Nashville, he surely has a deserving place within that monument. We are honored to have the “Cashville OG” himself, Mr. Shon Gotti. ⭐️


    What doesn’t this guy do? A husband, father of two, an author, business owner, clothing brand owner, an artist, and so much more. He’s seen prison time, witnessed someone life end in front of him, and has experienced the real life of the streets. He vents on our platform about these experiences, and talks about where his mental state was at throughout. Shon Gotti is a humble brother, always willing to work in the community and mentor the young men with much needed wisdom from his story. Today’s episode is a good one, take some time to listen to a black man vent today! ✌🏽



    “Have You Heard A Black Man Vent Today?”™️



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