In this episode of the Black Fathers Pulse podcast, the discussion centers around 'emotional socialization,' examining how Black fathers teach their children to handle emotions and tackle challenges. Hosted by Dr. Alvin Thomas, the podcast features experts Dr. Deon Brown from the University of Houston and Dr. Conial Caldwell from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. The dialogue highlights how Black fathers combine emotional and racial socialization practices in unique ways, challenging existing stereotypes and showcasing resilience and emotional intelligence within Black families. The episode also explores the concept of 'crash out' culture among Black youth and emphasizes the importance of developing healthy emotional outlets and supportive environments.

Join us in this heartfelt episode of the Black Father's Pulse as Dr. Danielle Hairston Green shares her compelling journey of growing up without her father and how that experience fueled her passion for father advocacy. Dr. Hairston Green speaks about the challenges, triumphs, and lessons learned, offering deep insights into the importance of father presence and support. As an Assistant Dean at the University of Wisconsin Extension and a host for The Moth Story Slam, her unique perspective combines personal experience with professional expertise to inspire and inform. Don't miss this powerful conversation about the impact of storytelling, the nuances of fatherhood, and the transformative power of presence.

Welcome back to the Black Fathers Pulse! In this riveting episode, we delve into 'From the Field to Fatherhood: Building Champions in Our Communities' with our distinguished guest, Brandon Williams. Transitioning from a successful NFL career, Brandon is using his athletic discipline to transform lives through the Boys and Girls Club of Greater St. Louis. Discover how this former St. Louis Battle Hawks VP and author of 'Millionaire Mindset' is fostering generational change and hear his unique insights on fatherhood, resilience, and community leadership. Tune in for powerful anecdotes, fatherhood advice, and Brandon's incredible journey of mentorship and empowerment.

Welcome to The Black Father's Pulse podcast, hosted by Dr. Alvin Thomas. In this episode, we delve into the remarkable story of Eunice Attechigobe and her 10-year-old son Sean, a Mensa member at age four and Instagram science instructor with over 1.4 million followers. Eunice shares her journey navigating the challenges of raising an extraordinary child, her unwavering partnership with her husband, and the sacrifices they made to nurture Sean's immense potential. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about parenting a profoundly gifted child, the importance of parental unity, and breaking stereotypes about Black fatherhood.

Welcome to The Black Father's Pulse, where fatherhood meets purpose. In this episode, Dr. Alvin Thomas talks with Aundre Stanisclaus, a passionate young soccer player from Grenada. Aundre shares his inspiring journey from playing soccer since he was three to representing Grenada's under-15 national team and earning a call-up to the senior squad at just 16. Dive into Aundre's dreams of playing international soccer, his interests in IT and business, and his vision of giving back to his community. Get ready for an episode filled with determination, dreams, and deep discussions on the aspirations and challenges of black fatherhood.

🎙️ New episode of The Black Father's Pulse! Dr. Alvin Thomas sits down with 10-year-old science sensation Sean Atitsogbe—aka Sean the Science Kid, Mensa member, and Instagram star with 1.4M followers. They talk about making science fun, breaking stereotypes, and why curiosity is the key to learning. Plus, Sean shares mind-blowing science facts, experiments you can try at home, and advice for kids and parents alike. Don't miss this inspiring, energetic conversation! 🚀🔬

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Join Dr. Alvin Thomas on The Black Father's Pulse as he dives into the critical topic of Autism within Black families. In this insightful episode, Dr. Thomas is joined by Dr. EdDee G. Williams, an assistant professor at Boston College and a leading expert on Autism in Black youth. Together, they tackle the stigma, misconceptions, and unique challenges faced by Black fathers navigating their child's Autism diagnosis. Discover practical advice, personal stories, and community strategies to support and empower families dealing with autism. Don't miss this enlightening conversation that aims to keep the pulse of Black fatherhood beating strong!

Navigating Black Fatherhood and Professional Life with Dr. Ryan Warner

Welcome to The Black Father's Pulse, where Dr. Alvin Thomas dives deep into the unique challenges and triumphs of Black fatherhood. In this episode, Dr. Thomas is joined by award-winning consulting psychologist Dr. Ryan Warner. Together, they explore the intersection of professional lives and fatherhood for Black men, discussing workplace stress, mental health, and systemic barriers while uncovering resilience strategies and the importance of genuine allyship. Dr. Warner shares personal stories and offers valuable strategies for resilience and success. Don't miss this insightful conversation aimed at fostering thriving environments for Black fathers both at home and in the workplace.

In this deeply moving episode, we delve into the heart-wrenching stories of Sheila Albers and Narene Stokes Crosby, two mothers from different racial backgrounds united by a shared, devastating loss. Sheila's 17-year-old son John was tragically shot by police in 2018, while Narene's 24-year-old son Ryan faced a similar fate in 2013. Despite the differences in their stories, these mothers have transformed their grief into powerful advocacy for racial justice, police reform, and better mental health care. Join us as they share their painful journeys and the impact on their families, revealing the stark realities of policing in America. This episode touches on the universal language of parental grief and the unyielding fight for systemic change.

Welcome to the Black Father's Pulse podcast hosted by Dr. Alvin Thomas, a clinical psychologist and professor. In this emotionally compelling episode, we embark on a two-part special series titled 'Mothers in Arms"

In part one "Divided Justice - United by Tragedy: Two Mothers' Stories on Race and Policing" we hear from two courageous mothers, Narene Crosby and Sheila Albers, whose sons were killed by police. They share their heartbreaking stories of loss. They relive the details and experience of unimaginable loss that has connected them. They share commonalities in their interactions with the justice system and the police, and key differences in their outcomes. This sets the stage for the second and final part of this conversation to be released near Mothers' Day. This episode explores themes of policing, mental health, racial justice, and the power of shared purpose amidst unimaginable loss. Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions about violence, killing, and suicide.⁣