Unpacking issues that affect the mental health of Black Men
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Chief, Bell and Prentice discuss the vetting process for wives. Relationships are a difficult responsibility, and the proper vetting practices can greatly increase the success of the relationship. Or, is it just something we've romanticized in our minds? The fellas also are forced to do some introspection and assess if they, themselves are qualified to marry.
Chief, Bell and Prentice decided to do something different for the 100th episode. This is the first episode recorded in front of a live studio audience. The conversation covers the topic of growing in and out of relationships. How do we function within and how/when do we know certain relationships no longer serve us the way they once did? Is there an appropriate time to leave? Are all relationships built for that forever connection? The fellas discuss and come to some eye-opening discoveries.
Chief, Bell and Prentice tackle conversations around the silent impact many aspects of life have on us. What's the cost of making certain decisions. This isn't about money but the benefits and detriments of one's decision.
Chief, Bell, Prentice and LCSW Adrian White tackle conversation about trust. Where did we learn it? Is it more important than love? Does it differ when giving to men vs women? All questions we may not have thought about but certainly need answers to.
We typically leave Therapy Thursdays on YouTube but this episode may help us all grow. Chief, Bell and LCSW Adrian White have a very in depth conversation around broken hearts. It's natural to attribute heart break to relationship with men and women. The conversation takes a sharp turn when the fellas realize it can go as far back as childhood and absent parents. This is a convo absolutely worth being a part of.
Chief, Bell, and Prentice have several "light bulb" moments as the fellas dissect Chief's perceived communication skills. Prentice reflects on his crybaby ways and Bell is still keeping it surface level as it pertains to his emotions. This convo is definitely one to have you doing some introspection.
Chief, Bell, and LCSW Mr. Adrian White talk about trauma responses. Mr. White offers a unique perspective about trauma responses. The conversation goes deep into the traumas we carry as black men and how they impact our responses throughout our lives.
Chief, Bell and Prentice call an audible and have an emergency recording about a social media post that is the title of this episode. The majority of people who commented were women and they DID NOT agree or have nice things to say. The comments sparked some major concerns and demonstrated what the fellas claim are some serious unresolved traumas. Tap in and let us know what you think.
Chief & Bell get into a super real convo with two of Bell's colleagues from the Corporate America space, Donnell Campbell and David "DJ" Jordan. This powerful conversation tackles growing up in the inner city, the lack of exposure to corporate America, dealing with racism in the workplace, losing a child, and becoming a grandfather. The conversation takes many turns and invites tons of perspective. This is a conversation guaranteed to challenge your thoughts.
Chief, Bell and Prentice recap their experience at the Grammys. The fellas take time to give Prentice his flowers for being nominated for a Grammy. They discuss all aspects of the Grammys from the work put in to get there to the actual experience of being in "the room" amongst the stars.