Unapologetically Black

Therapist and Probation Manager for Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court Docket, Stephanie Kelly-Lewis joins EKing and Just-Ice to discuss what does it mean to be authentically black and how there is more benefits to running away from being Black.

Our break music for our Unapologetically Black is Sorry by Comfort Fit of the Forget and Remember album

Stephanie and EKing chop it up about her being married to a police officer, who happens to be black.

*****There is adult language in this episode****

Realtor Doxie Jelks of Keller Williams of Greater Cleveland and Insurance Agent Barry Brooks of Brooks Insurance Agency joins Unapologetically Black to discuss real estate and the Black community.

Our outro music for this episode was Sorry by Comfort Fit off of the Forget and Remember album

***Episode alludes to the existence of curse words***

Just-Ice and EKing discuss sh@t we didn't see coming with respect to the show, sh@t that came up emotionally and sh@t we can do better for future show.

MJ, EKing, and Just-Ice Preshow Chopin' it up waiting on Tasha Marshal before episode 4 (Growing into and out of romantic relationships). To listen to the entire show and enjo.

Joining Unapologetically Black to talk about black men in therapy and his Black Kings Need Therapy Tool initiative is Arron Muller, LMSW, Chief Operating Officer and Licensed Therapist at Life Matters psychological services based in New York.

Ingrid B of On The B Side Entertainment (https://onthebside.com/), joins the crew of Unapologetically Black to debate how to be a supportive friend while allowing them to be themselves.

Jarrod Lavert of 24/7 Dad, "My Dad, My Hero", join the crew of Unapologetically Black to talk about Black Fatherhood and the blind spots our children develop due to a lack of black fathers in the home.

Denzel Burnside, Minister and owner of DB3 Media Inc., joins Just-Ice and EKing to talk about Black faith, spirituality and the growing trend of Black Atheists...

Tasha Marshall of Empower 2 Own and Melissa Jackson, WOVU-LP’s Our Voices Today Tuesday contributor joins us to talk about how two people often come into a relationship on different levels (emotionally, socially and sexually).

Overtime, while one is growing up to a level, the other partner is growing out of the level they were on at the beginning of the relationship or possibly growing out of the relationship all together.