Melvin McGuire is a retired police commander as well as a minister at his local church. In this episode, we discuss what it means to be a "girl dad" and also how his former occupation came into play when navigating his parental duties. We also talk about his faith and how that is at the forefront of how he leads his family and how he allowed his daughter to make her own decisions concerning her education.

Mark Winkler is a published author and Child and Family Advocate. In this episode we discuss how he had to fight for custody of his daughter and ultimately why he wrote a book about it. We also talk about how he is in a blended family situation and how he makes a point to show love to all of his daughters equally.

Isaiah Thomas is a truck driver as well as a real estate agent. In this episode, we discuss how important it was for him to have children with the right person. We also talk about his faith and how he wants his children to make their own decision as to what they believe and what they follow.

D.R. Bellard is a theater-trained actor as well as an award-winning filmmaker. In this episode, we discuss how he navigates raising his children while living in a different state. We also talk about how over the years he has strengthened the bond with both his parents and why it was important for him to have his son go to an HBCU.

David Lewis is an emotional intelligence trainer and support group facilitator. In this episode, we discuss some of the stories he's come across with the support group "Dads Uplifting Dads" and the role he has played in being a positive outlet. We also talk about the journey he has had in raising his own son and what steps he has done to ensure a positive outcome.

Dr. Mark Padoongpatt is an Associate Professor and also the Director of Asian and Asian-American studies at the University of Las Vegas. In this episode, we discuss his upbringing with immigrant parents and how he actually grew up non-traditionally. We also talk about his profession and how important it is to have a work/life balance so you can make sure you can give the proper attention to your family.

Aziel Gonsalves is a musician, a producer and a film maker. In this episode, we discuss his approach to fatherhood as well as how he has taken what he’s learned from his parents and adopted his familial stance. We also talk about his faith and how he utilizes that in the in the care of his family.

Kwasi Moses aka Chef Kwaz is an award winning chef and also an entrepreneur. In this episode we discuss how he views the family construct as a whole and how important he feels it is overall. We also talk about the differences he has come across when raising his daughters versus raising his son and also how he has instilled how important it is for them to love themselves.

Brandon Leake is a spoken word artist and Season 15 winner of America's Got Talent. In this episode, we discuss raising two small children and how he has discovered the importance of a two-parent household. We also talk about his upbringing and how that has helped shape who he is and why his faith is so important to him.

Carlos Andrés Gómez is a poet, speaker, author, and actor. In this episode, we discuss how he navigates raising his children while being a full-time artist who stays on the road constantly. We also talk about how he integrates his Colombian culture with his children who are also African-American and the steps he takes to make sure they are aware of who the are and how the world sees them.