Had the pleasure of meeting a gentle soul named Jim, by passing we struck a Convo that felt like we've known each other for ever. Within the length of this recording I found a new friend.

Great episode talking about the importance of pouring back into your own cup 1st. also attempting to review aew forbidden door but the man has other plans. Every 6 mins our connection would drop. So enjoy the ball of confusion

Welcome back to another season of melanindads. I had the pleasure of catching up w/ my longest tenured bros. Richard Lewis & Jose Garcia. We discuss Fatherhood now after 15+ yrs of brotherhood. Reflect on growth , mental health Jedi battles, evolution, and LIFE! While incorporating our love for tv , anime, video games, pop culture. Etc! Grab that xxxxtra butter Orville and a snuggie and tune in.

I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Aria Collins. The brainchild of the Colored Lens podcast, we discuss my motivation and vision for Melanin Dads. What continues to push me while still being a black man in America

Milt, Casey, and I go on an adventure of self-discovery, setting boundaries, and why I feel like at 35 I am finally becoming a "man".

In light of Men's Mental Health Month, had the pleasure of having my first open podcast episode where men joined and gave their reflection of therapy on themselves, the community, and others. I believe therapy is what we all need to help us become a better version of who we are always meant to be.

Had the pleasure of speaking with Brother Jabril Muhammad, funny thing is this was our first convo and felt like we knew each other for decades. We discuss marriage, his love for engineering and how he is powering the science to our communities. I loved ever moment of this experience and look forward to more conversations. Hands down this conversation was very soul enriching.

Had the extreme pleasure of talking with my long-time brother Christopher Berrios. We talk about our history, our love for our children, and the love of our black women. Chris like myself leaped faith and found himself grounded down south after living in Philly his whole life. This man is the definition of what it means to be a MelaninDad.

Caught up with Queen Knox and we talk generational curses and the need for her to always wear the crown when it comes to her childrens upbringing, and the desire to always enrich their minds this was a much needed convo and loved every bit of it. Sorry for the audio unable to edit due to computer crashing.

I had the pleasure of speaking with Dave Goldsmith. A two-time girl dad, and Philly's hottest and one of the most successful black realtors in the city. We talk about raising girls, how he went from retail to have a very thriving real estate business, his dedication to his community, and making sure people of color have a fair and equal state in the Housing game.