Season 8 comes to a close with help from Carl Jones (The Boondocks, The Last O.G., Black Dynamite) and singer/Social Commentator, Dara Starr Tucker. We take a sobering and fun look at the music and culture that gave us 1994.

Music writer/Podcaster, Toya Haynes and AG Granderson from SeasonOne Media join us for our regularly scheduled celebration of Black Music Month, as we take a trip to 1984.

In the second half of our exploration into single fatherhood, we talk to Todd; the often alienated dad of a teenage daughter, and Willie; the father of a four-year old, learning to navigate, grandparents, anxiety and the lessons learned from his own single mother. Plus family counselor James Bush puts the whole conversation in perspective.

What are the biggest misconceptions about being a single Black father?

Licensed Professional Counselor, James Bush (Bush Counseling/Manversations) joins us as we delve into the lives of four men who discuss the the lessons they've learned and the lessons they hope to teach as modern single Black fathers.

Some artists make great songs, some create classic albums, but only a select few can do it THREE times in a row. Ashley Autumn (Talented 10th Entertainment), The Professor Mike Jordan (Old School/New School, Need to Learn Though Show) and Hip Hop Artist Malcolm DeWayne sit down with us to hash out who had consecutive bangers and who fell short of a true winning streak.

Comedian Deric "Sleezy" Evans drops by to chat about the state of modern comedy in this freestyle episode. Plus we talk about TikTok, Drake and Amanda Seals on "The Segment Formerly Known As This Week In Black Twitter" Y'all, and Team Scenario shares the musical "hills" they're willing to die on.

Jamie Radiance Moorehead sits in on this freestyle episode to discuss her podcast "I Wasn't Taught To Be A Wife", her journey as a Christian Life Coach, and the music of the late great Rico Wade. Plus Dr. Patricia Matthews Juarez brings us up to speed for Health Disparities Awareness Month.