To all of the parents who listen to this episode just remember this, what you do to your child in their youth you will have to pay for it when they become adults. Another thing, to all of the bros out there, never violate the bro code no matter what. This is the first men's round edition of Liquor Talk for Season 10. On this men's round edition of Liquor Talk host Victor Jones and the fellas welcomes guests Dookie and Belafontae from the Jaw Jackin Show for a episode you will need the brown liquor on deck. The fellas peel back the layers of masculinity to expose the truth about parenting, emotional health, and the importance of brotherhood in the black community. Hear candid stories, surprising insights, and a call to action as they challenge the stereotypes holding men back from authentic growth.You’ll discover why so many fathers struggle to balance discipline and connection, and how raising children requires a tailored approach—nothing like the trauma-based parenting of generations past. Our guests break down the delicate art of setting boundaries, the role of therapy in healing, and the mental health crisis that’s fueling violence in our communities. This episode also dives into the importance of accountability among men, revealing how gossip, trust issues, and entitlement rip our brotherhood apart.But what’s at stake if we don’t start addressing these issues now? The hosts reveal that without active participation in local politics and community engagement, black neighborhoods will continue to be gentrified and underserved. The conversation calls on brothers and sisters to take action—vote, show up at city hall, and rebuild our communities from the ground up. This isn’t just talk; it’s a blueprint for change.Perfect for men navigating fatherhood, community leaders, and anyone tired of surface-level conversations around black masculinity. If you believe real change begins with honest dialogue, this episode is your wake-up call. Get ready to reflect, challenge, and elevate your understanding of what it truly means to be a man in America today. Please follow and support both platforms.