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Seven months and 35 episodes deep into this journey, Manhood Matters has evolved into something truly special – a sacred space for authentic conversations through a Black male lens. Most podcasts never make it past episode 7, yet here we stand, growing stronger each week because of listeners like you who tune in, share feedback, and make these conversations matter.

Today's episode takes a moment to express profound gratitude while revisiting some of our most impactful discussions. From exploring how father-son relationships shape our parenting in episode 2, to challenging the myth of Black resilience in our mental health conversations, these discussions have created ripples far beyond our recording sessions. Remember when we tackled whether men can be faithful? Or when we unpacked generational trauma with Mark Montblazier, examining how patterns established during slavery continue affecting our relationships today? These conversations aren't just podcasts—they're gateways to healing and growth.

I'm incredibly excited to announce next week's special guest: Georgia gubernatorial candidate Derek Jackson. This military veteran turned state representative brings a fascinating journey from humble beginnings to political leadership. We'll explore the man behind the campaign, his core values, and his vision not just for Georgia but for leadership in these critical times. Whether you're politically engaged or not, this conversation promises to deliver profound insights on service, purpose, and authentic leadership. While I deeply appreciate your listenership, I have two small requests: take 30 seconds to leave a review, and share an episode that resonated with someone who might benefit. This is how we grow—one conversation at a time. Remember, manhood isn't about age; it's about action.

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