Welcome to The Tuesday Morning Takeover on Middle Men Radio! Bringing you the best in indie R&B and Soul. Join us every Tuesday morning from 10 AM - 12PM Eastern  with your host, the one and only StepChylde of R&B Nick Eden, to hear the best and brightest in Rhythm & Blues.

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Today in the Middlemen Talk Show we will discuss The Top Twelve Reason Why So Many GOOD Black Men still are single. In recent years the main focus for relationships in the Black community has been focused on the Black Females but there is another side to that story. There are countless numbers of available men in the Black community but the circumstances that they must face in the dating realm prevent them from finding what eludes them the most...a secure stable relationship.

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Welcome to The Tuesday Morning Takeover! This is a brand new show on Middle Men Radio bringing you the best in indie R&B and Soul. Join us every Tuesday morning from 10 AM - 12PM Eastern  with your host, the one and only StepChylde of R&B Nick Eden, to hear the best and brightest in Rhythm & Blues.

Today the Middle Men Talk Show will be discussing Black Fathers. The image of the Black father over the past couple of decades has taken many negative hits from being absent from the home, to not fulfilling his fatherly duty at all. Tonight we will try expose a more positive side of being a Black father, and some of the challenges it takes to make it as a Black father. What are some characteristics of a good father for your own perspective? What are some ways to show more of the positives of fathers in the media? What advice would you give to young fathers to ensure they continue to progress as being fathers? Is there a difference in the roles of the step father and biological father? Also, do surrogate fathers such as uncles and other male role models get the praise and

Tonight we will be discussing the 360 Deal. Currently there are a lot of artist who are currently signed to a 360 Deal. And currently there are a lot of artist who are trying to get out if their 360 deal. Today the Middle Men will go more indent with the 360 deal contract details. Hopefully after this show you will determine if being signed to a major label is for you.

Welcome to The Tuesday Morning Takeover! This is a brand new show on Middle Men Radio bringing you the best in indie R&B and Soul. Join us every Tuesday morning from 10 AM - 12PM Eastern  with your host, the one and only StepChylde of R&B Nick Eden, to hear the best and brightest in Rhythm & Blues.

Cougars Vs.Sugar Daddies: Cougar - an older woman dating/after a younger man. Sugar Daddy - an older man dating/after a younger woman. What is the difference between the two? Is pop culture making dating cougars the new fad? Are the men who date cougars really looking for a relationship or a mother figure? Are women who date sugar daddies with them due to not having a father figure? Do older men try to date younger women so they can try to take advantage or control them? Who is the molestor, The Cougar or The Sugar daddy?

What is considered "Wack" in 2013? Webster defines "Wack" or "Wacky" as ludicrous, foolish, or mentally irregular.  But everyone has there own level of what is "wack" towards them in music, producing, being an MC, being a hater, or being a listener.  So what are the standards to what defines hot music vs. wackness?  In relations to being a producer, what is considered being a wack producer? Is it wack for a major artist and independent artist to redo the same song?

Today on the Middlemen Talk show we will be continuing the conversation on the Trayvon Martin case with the angle of the vilification on the young Black Male. More so than in recent years, with the advancement of media technology and constant bombardment of negative images of Black Males, the images of young black males have been vilified and demonized into the psyche of Americans Black and White alike. Stats such as crime, prison population, and fathers not being in the home has fueled the negative stereotypes to another level. Is this a fair assessment on black males? What really has to happen in America to get an open and honest dialogue concerning racial issues? How much of the damage is self inflicted by the Black Males in regards to his own image? Do Black Males have the victim syndrome or are they really being victimized? How can we correct all the misinformation in regard to crimes that black males perpetrate? Do Blacks need to take another approach in educating our black children in life skills and etiquette?

At one time artist where the heartbeat and the voice of the community speaking on civil issues, community issues, social issues, and promoting education. In recent times the topics that were important to artists in the past are rarely talked about or are irrelevant to todays artists. Today we will discuss the power of the artists. Have they lost control of their freedom of speech?  Why can't artist use the mixtape circuit to promote more powerful forms of their music? Should artist take a stand and speak out current events that effect the community? Should artist break away from majors labels and deals to gain more freedom of speech? What are the consequences and penalties of speaking your mind in music today? Are artist really role models?