The David Lee Show

When you get to a certain age, that old saying, "Life is too short" becomes a part of your vocabulary as it  relates to the choices that you have made and the roads that you have taken.  When we get deep into our thoughts, it is natural to second guess many of the decisions that have altered the course of your life. More often than not we find ourselves regretting many things, chief among them are not the things we did, no, we stress, we dwell over the things that we didn’t do.  

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Last month I was talking to a group of young men and one of them asked me about a book that I wrote.  He didn't ask to read or buy the book, he simply wanted to know how I was able to sit down and write 200 plus pages of content and get it done. This episode focuses on how you can develop strategies and get stuff done.   

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Entrepreneur Imani Smith releases her new App, Sanity.  The App provides men with much needed resources such as affirmations, articles, and inspirational videos. (and so much more)  This App is free and a must have for any man who is working to better himself.  The app can be downloaded via the app store or google play.  This new phone app is for fathers, husbands and sons and is sure to make the ladies happy too.  Because according to the CEO Imani Smith, they too will reap the benefits that come with a true understanding of self, a love of self, and the life of learning. This is what Sanity brings to the table, to your phone.  Download the app today.   

The David Lee Show gives the app Sanity, 5 stars *****  

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David Asbery interviews his beautiful wife Tanisha. The discussion focuses on the 3rd annual HBCU Malcolm Bernard College Fare trip to NYC. This year, a record breaking 110 parents and students attended the fare.  What a time we had.

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We’ve all heard this commandment before, perhaps we too have taken the parental liberty of using it once or twice. However outside of the military is it really a rational demand? As adults, we would respond incredulously to any such demands. 

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Treamell Lawrence is a personal relationship blog writer, author and one of the founders of www.DBDSsingles.com which is a relationship website.  He has a Bachelor’s degree in Organizational Communication and currently lives in Middletown Connecticut.  He has been delivering relationship knowledge as a blog writer since 2014. His blog site mymajicpen.com had over 18,000 followers and now he currently blogs on DBDS Lover Corner for individuals who regularly seek to learn and grow from his relationship advice. Blog followers and Facebook fans alike can easily recognize the wisdom and advice quotables from Treamell since his deep, thoughtful, and therapeutic advice is always delivered using his unique Dear Brothers, Dear Sisters brand. You can read Treamell’s thoughts and advice in his most recent book titled Dear Brothers, Dear Sisters—Listen Up!  Mel and his partner Mo also had hosted a monthly internet-talk show “Relationship Straight Talk” where they discuss relationship dynamics.  Both his personal and professional experience gives him the ability to be transparent with people about the challenges we face as men and women and offer insight on how to overcome them.  His goal is to encourage people to value their worth and teach people how to use effective communication to support strong and healthy relationships.

Contact Info: Facebook: Treamell Lawrence, [email protected] 

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Sometimes we have to take a step back, slow down and say thank you to the folks that are in our corner.  This episode Dr. Asbery gives thanks to fathers.    

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Host Dr. David Lee Asbery talks to his wife,  Tanisha Asbery, (President of mettle entertainment group) about the HBCU Malcolm Bernard College Fair which is only days away.  Tanisha talks about the reasoning behind the idea to take these students to the fair.  

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Around 1973 brother Johnnie Taylor came out with with an equally bittersweet/humorous song called "Cheaper To Keep Her." Taylor nailed it and today (45 years later) on the David Lee Show, Dr. Asbery and Coach Bruce Trammell discuss the songs relevance as it relates to situations that men are going through today.   

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Co-host, Coach Bruce Trammell talk to us about the importance of launching, helping your kids to move towards the next chapter in their life.  If you have a son or daughter who is in their first year in high school, this episode will give you some ideas/tips on what you need to do to get them moving in the right direction.   

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