
Chief, Bell and Prentice unpack past and present issues that affect black men's mental health and well-being. These brothers engage in honest, vulnerable dialogue surrounding the complexities of life as black men. They are committed to helping black men self-assess and grow more comfortable having difficult conversations while encouraging them to strive daily to become the best version of themselv... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 310 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthSociety & CultureHealth & Fitness | |||

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Chief, Bell and Butta discuss a video from IG. Is there such a thing as a safe space for men within relationships? Many men reserved the exposition of our feelings because in many cases, when we share, we then have to do damage cont... more
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Chief, Bell and Butta continue the conversation around the 5 year plan.
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Chief, Bell & Butta regroup and discuss their intentions for a 5 year plan.
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Chief, Bell and Butta catch up on their daily lives. Check-ins carry the convo and fellas check in on each other and can see the stress on one another. Time is spent processing and ironing out some stressor.
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I just love hearing you guys talk about your emotions and various challenges in y’all lives. I’m a 20 year old male in college, and I’ve experienced multiple mental health crisis within the past 2 years. I started listening to y’all almost a month ago.
I can’t express how much I appreciate y'all for doing this. It’s such a big deal. I wish that the other black men close to me would look therapy the way you all do. I even started going back your first few episodes that you guys recorded.
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I just wanted to say thank you to all 3 of y’all man for real. I stumbled upon this podcast seeking others with similar lived experiences and this podcast has been a God send. The content is not only relatable but easy to digest and some excellent food for thought. I just started listening this week but have every intention on going back and listening to every episode from the pilot episode to present day. Keep doing what y’all are doing. I see you. I hear you. Most importantly I appreciate you.... more
Chief, Bell and Prentice always say they started this podcast to help them get through some things they were dealing with and/or seeing in society and needed to unpack. They inadvertently created a safe space for others with similar experiences, concerns and feelings to see they are not alone! This podcast is SPECIAL, NECESSARY and WELCOMED in the culture for both us as black people and others to understand what black men deal with daily and how they are affected by their experiences. I encourag... more
I’ve been watching the podcast for sometime now and have to say I enjoy it very much. Although I’m not a black man I have plenty of friends in which I feel listening to this podcast helps me understand their struggles with every day situations discussed on this podcast. I have also seen the growth in the hosts as discussing their stories and working through their past traumas from relationships with women, family members or lack there of as well as just being a black man living in today’s societ... more
I appreciate this space created for black men. The personal stories, the insight of experience and growth and the transparency is very real and authentic. It would be nice if it was a little more organized in the outline of the program but it is still navigated well. I wish these brother continued success.
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A candid, therapy-forward dialogue among Black men explores mental health, masculinity, relationships, and personal growth. Across episodes, hosts share vulnerability, practical parenting tips, and coping strategies, often weaving in cultural context, therapy access, and community support. The conversations tend to blend humor with honest check-ins, aiming to normalize difficult conversations and model healthier emotional habits for listeners and their communities. A notable strength is the consistent focus on accountability, healing, and actionable steps that listeners can apply in daily life, parenting, and work.
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