The men round out the discussion by looking at the lessons that can be learned from dealing with fights that happen in familial relationships, and beyond. The men also talk about how money changes the dynamic in an adversarial and problematic situation.

 

Ready for war: Garrett, Craig, Mark, Thyrone, Schaane

The men pick up where they left off and continue the discussion of fights within the family, by talking about how they can potentially be resolved. The men talk also talk about how disputes among siblings are resolved, from the viewpoint of the sibling, and the viewpoint of the parent.

Ready for war: Thyrone, Schaane, Craig, Garrett

In this episode the men explore the dynamic of fights and disagreements that take place among family members, as opposed to friends or co-workers. The men discuss whether or not pride is the reason for the most severe family disputes, and they also discuss the consequences of fights within family.

Ready for war: Garrett, Schaane, Mark, Thyrone,  Craig

Closing out this discussion the men talk conflict resolution and how a lot of conflicts arise from a lack of acceptance. They also talk about the importance of showing interest in someone and giving them respect. Finally, the group discusses the power of establishing good relationships with people, and the effect this has on conflict resolution and opportunity.

Coming to you live: Schaane, Craig, Garrett

The men continue to talk about their experiences with resolving conflicts. The men also talk about conflict resolution and how it relates to black men in particular. To leave no stone unturned they go into detail about de-escalating and disarming people and rapidly building positive relationships. And finally the group also discusses how to bridge gaps between different people.

Coming to you live: Craig, Garrett, Schaane, Thyrone

The Of Men & Fathers crew take some time to introduce themselves to the audience again. The men talk about conflict resolution and the factors that lead to high risk conflicts and crises that spiral out of control. The men also discuss conflict resolution strategies including taking a measured and appropriate response to a conflict. One that is determined by the person and the conflict and the uniqueness of the situation. 

Coming to you live: Garrett, Schaane, Thyrone, Mark, Craig

In the final installment of this conversation the men discuss the legacy and history of their family with a nice history lesson courtesy of Schaane. They talk money and character and how it has impacted the family in the past and how it'll impact the family going forward.

Making dollars and sense: Mark, Garrett, Schaane, Thyrone, Craig, & Sylvester

The men pick up from the last discussion and talk about how money equals power and how much power a man needs (or feels he has to have) in order to create a bond with the woman of his dreams. The discussion continues as the group talks about money & power, and the leverage it creates in a relationship. Not just that, but the things that having it allows one to do. The motivations behind a man's pursuit of capital continues a lengthy discussion.  

Making dollars and sense: Schaane, Craig Sylvester,

This discussion starts off by talking about how much a man should expect to make on a monthly basis and the factors that contribute to this expectation. The men discuss what amount of money makes a man a respectable earner particularly in the black community but in North American society at large, and the things that factor into this: such as being able to effectively provide for others. The discussion leads into money and how it factors in to maintaining a relationship or selecting a partner. And not to be left out, the group also discuss how having children factors into how much a man needs to make.

Making dollars and sense: Schaane, Mark, Garrett, Thyrone, Craig

This conversation picks up with the group talking about adult men who are battling with internal barriers preventing them from excelling in life and creating amicable relationships with others.

In the Gauntlet: Garrett, Schaane, Thyrone, & Mark