Mike Jones has been associated with the game of basketball many years, so you would expect him to be a "tough as nails" guy, right? That's so far from the truth. Knowing Mike for many years, he is a generous and kind human being. In this episode he opens up about his religious journey that [...]

Shakara Banks shares his childhood experience of going back and forth between living with his parents. He is now a dad to his two young daughters and speaks about their different likes and dislikes of how he handles different situations with them as a parent.

With John's mom mutually separating from his dad and having to work multiple jobs just to make ends meat, John had to grow up pretty fast. He learn at a young age that life's ups and downs will make you a better person in the end. John continues to use the lessons of hardships that [...]

Ayesha Scott (Director) and Segilola Ogidan (Producer) are currently working together on an emotional drama called ABSENT, which showcases the struggles and long-term effects of absent fathers on single mothers and the trials and tribulations faced.

Alex Barnett is a stand-up comic, podcaster and multi-cultural family man. He’s appeared on Katie Couric, Sirius XM Raw Dog Comedy Hits and was featured in the Wall Street Journal, as well as Huffington Post and other popular publications and shows. He is also the host of the MultiRacial Family Man podcast here he discusses

Michael is a volunteer with an after school program called Five Star Life, which teaches and encourages middle school students to embody the principles of courage, responsibility, integrity, sacrifice and respect. He is the co-host of the Better Father, Husband, Man podcast.

Nate Turner is a father, entrepreneur and motivational speaker. He’s the author of “Raising Supaman” and the upcoming book “Stop The Bus: A Critique of and Counsel for America’s Educational System.” Nate is also the creator of a program called The GPS, where he teaches parents on how to engage and become zealous advocates for

Janet Lansbury is a renowned author, with a new book recently published called “No Bad Kids: Toddler Discipline Without Shame.” She is a parenting teacher, a lecturer and she has over 20 years of experience guiding hundreds of parents and their toddlers.

 

Janet says that the concept for her book comes from the recognition that children

TJ considers himself a Diversity Dad because he’s new to fatherhood and just trying to figure things out himself. Being a Millennial himself, it’s very encouraging to read how this generation of dads is suppose to change the core of parenting styles.

Trevor Mulligan is the blogger extraordinaire who created One Stay at Home Dad. Trevor considers himself more of a storyteller than a writer. He says he got this gift from listening to his own father tell stories around the campfire.