This week, The Bros Groupchat gets real about the lessons we’re passing down, the rules we live by, and the fears that keep us up at night as men, husbands, and fathers.

We open up about:

• What values we want our kids to grow up with

• The unspoken rules we’ve set in our marriages

• Why some relationships fall apart—and what keeps others together

• How to raise children when the world doesn’t always love them back

This episode is part reflection, part real talk—and all heart. Tap in to hear grown men unpack legacy, leadership, and love with the same honesty you’d hear in the groupchat.

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We kicked this episode off with one of our favorite segments: Draft Day—but this time, it got personal. Each bro built his perfect wife by drafting qualities like intelligence, beauty, support, and sex. Who picked the strongest team? Who fumbled the bag?

In the second half, we opened up about sex and marriage—how important is it really for married men? Is sex still the priority, or do things like good conversation, peace, and quality time start to mean more?

We also asked:

• What’s off-limits in the bedroom?

• Are there unspoken rules for married sex?

• Can you build a lasting relationship without a top-tier physical connection?

This episode is honest, funny, vulnerable, and exactly the kind of convo you’d hear in the real groupchat.

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We kick this episode off with a can’t-miss convo about Shedeur Sanders and all the drama around his NFL draft decision—how much say should Deion have, and is it even smart to skip out? Then we shift into our main discussion: why are kids struggling so badly in school? We break down reading levels, classroom behavior, and how parents are more focused on shoes and sports than grades and respect. It's a real talk episode with barbershop energy and groupchat honesty.

You can join the Group Chat here: https://linktr.ee/thebrosgroupchatWe kicked off with a convo about vasectomies—are men taking control, or is this going too far? Then we got into Anthony Edwards’ baby mama drama, and let’s just say… he needs to be next at in line to get snipped. We got into a heated, unplanned debate that may have put LeBron James in a questionable light when it comes to GOAT talk. Is he still top 2? Is the legacy solid?Then came the smoke: 🎤 Chris Brown vs Michael Jackson – who really wins that one?🎙️ Megan Thee Stallion vs Tory Lanez – what’s left to say?And of course, we wrapped with our newest segment called GOAT or NOTE segment—this time, putting some of your favorite hip-hop and R&B artists under the microscope.Tap in for real talk, laughs, tension, and those moments you only get in the group chat.🎧 Like, comment, and subscribe.💬 Join our Discord to vote in GOAT or NOTE polls, drop topics, and get access to exclusive content.https://discord.com/invite/Mj9Jcu62PH

UNLV comes short of the NCAA tournament again despite having millions of dollars in the city of Las Vegas.In this episode, we talk: 🏀 UNLV Basketball – What happened to the legacy Tarkanian built? Is Vegas just not made for elite college hoops anymore?🎙️ Stephen A. Smith – From ESPN to podcasting, is he still the face of sports media, or has he crossed into clown territory?🎶 Drake’s career – Is the run over? Are we watching a slow fade in real time? What if segregation never ended? – A deep dive into what Black communities, culture, and economics might look like today if the system hadn’t integrated.Plus:💭 Wild NIL contracts, athletes staying in school for the money, and why some cities just can’t support winning college teams anymore.This episode is everything our group chat is: unfiltered, real, and rooted in Black thought, culture, and comedy.

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