Listen as the guys discuss the Antonio Brown situation and the social media comments and whether Mental Health is something that we should always take seriously or is it becoming a scapegoat for people who don't want to deal with the consequences of their actions.

The guys sit down and talk about the Joe Biden administration and ask themselves is he doing enough to get black people to continue to come out and vote for him.  They also discuss will our student loans be forgiving and even after Biden promises he will do it why hasn't it gotten done.  Should black people trust in the political system and should we sit out the mid terms.  

With the recruitment of Travis Hunter to Jackson State the guys sit down and discuss the backlash he is getting and is HBCUs truly a second rate institution compared the PWIs.

Listen as the guys set down and talk about relationships now and the roles men and woman play in them.  They also discuss the overall feeling and anxiety being the head of the household and should that definition change.

Adult males have the fewest friends of any demographic.  Listen as Darrell, Morge, and Hobson talk about the difficulty of making friends and why you should take the plunge to open yourself up.

The failures of Reconstruction. The destruction of Black Wall Street. The Jim Crow Era. These examples of suppression are woven into the fabric of the United States. The election season saw a record increase in voter turnout. In Georgia, voters elected Democrats Joe Biden, Jon Ossoff, and Raphael Warnock to serve as their U.S. President and Senators giving the Democrats full control of Congress.

Four years after the explosion of the MeToo movement, it’s impact has gone far beyond the premise of powerful men losing their jobs. That power has been transferred to women who are no longer afraid to speak their truth.  Now that the world’s patriarchal structure is showing cracks in its  foundation, what becomes the role of black men in creating a more equitable society? How does the black man navigate these necessary changes while dealing with their own history of false allegations? How do we protect ourselves and still be allies of the movement? The less of the man crew dissects this topic using their own personal experiences, discussing the importance protecting our women and ways women can protect themselves.

There were 3,800 Anti-Asian hate crimes last year. The surge in Anti-Asian American hate crimes has the media calling for Black Americans to the movement while placing their own issues on the back burner. The Less of a Man Crew discusses whether the Black Community is obligated to become “the savor” or are our issues of far more importance to us. Listen to what the cast had to say.

We all have heard the saying that being Black in America means that we have to work twice as hard to get half as much as our white counterparts.  Listen as the guys discuss do Black people have to be excellent all the time and how exhausting it is to be an example for the entire race no matter what they do.  Whether its going to work or going to the grocery store Black people have to constantly monitor how they act, what they where, and what emotions they are aloud to show. 

Self-care has four major components that affect the well-being of our physical, emotional, spiritual and mental health. Each is an important to nurturing and renewing a part of life. The Less of A Man Crew comes together to discuss self-care, the challenges of practicing self-care, and how they use self-care reclaim control of their life.