Cameron is joined by Dr Curtis Jasper, a human behaviour specialist who uses a psycho-emotional, psycho-spiritual, decolonized, non-clinical therapeutic approach to individual therapy, group therapy & couples counselling while specialising in Black Man issues with his own experiences. They discuss his personal experiences and how mental health is addressed in the black community.

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Cameron is joined by Adrian Mack, whose foundational purpose is the liberation, freedom, and strengthening of African Americans. He has committed his life to the development of African American youth and families by serving in multiple community capacities and is the co-founder of Black Family Blueprint. They discuss fatherhood, aggressive parenting styles and how this could possibly affect children in different ways.

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Cameron and other journalists are in conversation with film stars, Tyrese Gibson and Terrence Howard discussing The System movie. They address issues around racism, private prisons and the normalisation of majority of black and brown men being put in the prison system as well as its psychological effects. They speak on the message around the narrative of the film and how it's making affected them individually, as black men.

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Marcus is joined by Kareem Chadly, founder of Dad's Evoking Change, an organisation that raises awareness and supports fathers as they navigate the family court system. They discuss Kareem's personal journey and battles as a father and how D.E.C provides support for low-income fathers who want to positively parent their children.

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Marcus is in conversation with Henri Kusi-Appiah, a father and businessman who immigrated to the UK from Ghana when he was 7 years old. His daughter describes him as selfless and caring, regardless of trouble openly showing emotion due to generational trauma and the cultural stigma around being a black man. They discuss his culture shock upon his move as a child to becoming a carer and provider for his family.

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Marcus is in conversation with Dapz On The Map, a Birmingham musician who aims to inspire and spread positive messages through his music and a proud father of 3. They discuss his upcoming debut album, Landed. His musical journey, personal and artistic growth as well as his children's influence.

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Cameron is in conversation with Cedric Nash aka, “Your Millionaire Mentor,” the founder of The Black Wealth Summit annual event, author and investor who educates, inspires and motivates wealth-building in the African American Community. They discuss getting comfortable talking about money, closing the wealth gap and creating generational wealth in our communities.

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Umar is joined by Emmanuel Asuquo, a qualified Financial Advisor who has worked in Financial Services for over 15 years.  He gives financial education talks all over the UK and has been featured on multiple platforms to speak as an expert guest. In this episode, they discuss the current inflation crisis and how to cope when you have a family to look after.

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In this solo episode, Umar discusses the sacking of the first Black Chancellor of the Exchequer who only lasted 38 days in his position and how this affects the black community.

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In this episode, Cameron explores the meaning of the word, sorry. He discusses the importance of parents and children making amends whenever either party may find themselves in the wrong, after reflecting on what would have led to the moment of conflict.

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