
The Dope Black Dads Podcast is an adult-only podcast for all parents or adults preparing for parenthood. Led by Marvyn Harrison with contributions from the Dope Black Dads leadership as well as a host of special guests from the world of healing, media, parenting, TV/film, music, and beyond. We discuss everything from co-parenting, masculinity, and the Black experience all the way to our favourite ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParentingSociety & CultureRelationships | |||

Most New Year goals fail for the same reason: they’re fantasies, not systems.
In this episode, Marvyn Harrison breaks down why “New Year, New Me” thinking collapses every time — and what actually creates change. This is not about motivation, manifes... more
Anthony Joshua has survived a serious car crash in Nigeria that killed two close friends and long-standing members of his team. Physio Sina Ghami and personal trainer Latif “Latz” Ayodele were pronounced dead at the scene after a collision on the Lag... more
This episode is a quiet audit of Christmas, fatherhood, and attention.
After two uninterrupted weeks with his children, Marvyn reflects on what it feels like when family life fully aligns — no school runs, no fragmented schedules, no performance. Ju... more
We’ve been trained to treat Christmas like a performance: spend more, buy more, post more, prove more. But the truth is simpler—and harder to defend: Christmas is about family.
In this episode, I’m pulling the focus back to what lasts. The moments ... more
Powerful example of community! These guys have a brilliant habit of talking about the things others don’t. So many issues that come with the role of being a father that don’t get air time anywhere else. Like to think of myself as a self anointed Dope Black Dad
We are always striving to be better but thank you for all of the kind words.
there is some very good content in these podcasts. I’ve realised too late in life, that my friends discussed nothing about anything, and had no interest in my well being, other than events alcohol and jokes. We just never discussed anything that might have been any way useful in our future lives.
i don’t agree that there is shame associated with adoption. but i can understand why they say this.
DBD podcasts often provide interesting and intelligent conversation about a variety of topics. The conversations are often thought provoking and has the natural flow of conversations between lifelong friends.
As a black dad, and acutely aware of the prejudice about us being absent, I find this podcast really positive and encouraging. The chemistry as well as vulnerability shown by the hosts is uplifting.
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This podcast engages listeners in discussions surrounding the challenges and triumphs of fatherhood, particularly from a Black perspective. With a focus on topics such as masculinity, co-parenting, and the experiences unique to Black fathers, it combines candid conversations with insights from a diverse array of special guests from various fields including media, healing, and the arts. The content caters to parents and adults preparing for parenthood, providing a space for meaningful dialogue on personal growth, emotional health, and community support without shying away from deeper societal issues.
Listeners can expect relatable narratives that reflect on the complexities of modern relationships, mental health challenges, and the importan... more
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