The Black Man Misunderstood Podcast

“If I have jitters about anything it’s about…” The night before Mike B is set to get married, TNHT decides it’s a great time to record an episode. What ensues is Mike’s truest feelings about his big day and if he has “jitters” or not. Huge shout out to Mike B for stepping up to the challenge of recording right before his life-changing event

“We’re in Tampa right now… why!?” It’s a recap of Mike B’s Bachelor party! Sacrifice, brotherhood, reflection, and appreciation… it was worth it for this moment right here. This episode is raw, uncut, and high in profanity, you have been warned

“Spousification is just emotional incest” Len Sturdivant joins the fellas for a masterclass on the division and similarities between the different generations of Black Men. He wastes no time expressing himself; believe us, he does not disappoint!

“Mike you too Noble man you too noble dog!” The fellas discuss Chadwick Boseman and his legacy. They give their thoughts on the Black Panther movies and address their views on heroes, antiheroes, and villains. If you have not seen both Black Panther movies, please skip this episode

“If we don’t do these unwritten rules, the world will be more chaotic than what it is today” The fellas discuss what an unwritten rule is and dig deeper into why people follow these rules. What ensues is an introduction into the mind of Mike B and The Neighborhood Therapist and why they do what they do in life.

“Yoooo Mind blown! That’s crazy!” The fellas discuss the impact of overloading the brain with information and misinformation. This episode just needs to be experienced, Enjoy.

“I may not talk to him as much as I should, but I’m not as hesitant to call.” The brothers discuss life after making amends with their fathers as adults. They get extremely candid about their feelings now that they have a newfound relationship with their respective fathers.

“Everybody shouldn’t know their purpose” Mike B and the Neighbor “Hood” Therapist are strictly spiritual for this episode. They discuss discovering your purpose and walking in your truth. This episode is not for the timid, you’ve been warned

“My Family was 1 of 3 of the Black families in the entire area” Jordan Brown joins the fellas to discuss his views and upbringing about being Black and raised in the Suburbs. They discuss the similarities and differences between the suburbs opposed to growing up in poverty and more affluent communities

“Fellas how many of ya had the jeans that rip at the inner thighs!? The fellas discuss self-care routines and their takes on grooming yourself. If you’re struggling to take care of yourself, PAY attention.