Male Perspective

In this new episode of male perspective I bring to you my point of view on our flaws in the black community, my plead with our community is that we can began to change the "no snitching" narrative that we have in our community when it comes to lives that are lost that weren't participants of "street activities" no matter the age. We often look to the police to protect and serve us because it is their job but how can we ask them for protection if we are not willing to protect ourselves. How can we ask for anyone's help if we are not willing to help ourselves. How can we truly condemn the officers that are atleast attempting to clean up our streets and our community but not part take in it ourselves when its "OUR COMMUNITY".

In these two episodes I bring to you my overall view on politics as well as the injustice goin on in the city in which I was born. I won't give too much away but I hope y'all like it. Any and all feedback is welcomed as well as donations. Tune in and enjoy.

In this episode i take the time out to do some ole head talkin to the youth. I'm praying that with this episode and others like I can save some of our troubled youth with "tough love". Yes I do do a bit of rambling in the episode but that's only because I speak I speak from emotion, passion and conviction on a topic which hopefully will hit home with some of my younger lisenters. So tune in for a new season and episode of male perspective.

This episode is dedicated to a good friend of mine who recently fell on hard times. It's my way of trying to motivate and inspire my followers and listeners to know that hard times are just hard times meaning there not forever. As well as that this episode also goes into detail on my views advise and opinion on father's day. I share a real life experience with my listeners on what I'm actually goin thru with my father in hopes that maybe some of my listeners don't make the mistake I did and hopefully you guys can learn from my misfortune. It's all here in the next episode of male perspective.

While on Worldstar today I stumbled across miss Candace Owen's Video in which she gave her very biased and very racially charged opinion on the topics of George Floyd and Racially charged police harassment and brutality. So I decided to do an episode in response to her video and give my opinion on the matter at hand.

This episode is my perspective on father's and their legacy(ies). Your children are your Legacy. In this episode i get personal and share a portion of my life with the listeners in order to help our men and women understand the importance of either having a father figure or having the father in the children's lives. I hope y'all enjoy.

As the title says this episode is basically the extra thoughts I had on my chest that I didn't get to really say or touch on in the first two episodes so sit back, relax and tune in for another helping of male perspective!

This episode is a fresh heep of male perspective specifically inspired for my female listeners. In this episode we plan to dispell the stereotype that is heavily used by hurt and scorn women everywhere that "Niggaz ain't shit"! I wanna share my opinion and give my perspective on why this phrase is so popular with women and why it's so untrue. For my fellas I got special lil segment in their for you guys too. So tune in to another episode of male perspective!

In this episode i give praise to my city for taking a stand and protesting against police brutality in the wake of the death of Mr Floyd. As well as giving the people who had negative or unwarranted comments on the riots goin in Mr Floyd's hometown. I also offer a solution that all communities should take advantage of or at least consider. It's all right here on Male Perspective.

This episode was inspired by the unjust death of Gregory Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis Police Department. In this episode i give a scene by scene depiction of what I saw when watching the murder of Mr Taylor via Instagram. Explicit language is used and Content of this episode is not for children. Listeners discretion is advised.