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In this episode, the guys talk about the incredibly underrated Tubi show "Demascus". The show follows a 33-year-old Black man undergoing reality-bending therapy that sends him through alternate worlds in a sharp, humorous, and deeply introspective search for what it means to be a good man today.

They discuss themes from the show that specifically center the Black male experience like relationships, grief, friendship, and trauma. It is definitely worth watching, so if you haven't seen the show, go to Tubi and check it out!

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Joshua Fortune

Darryl Hamilton

Arthur Robinson

Kalif Troy

Eric Walker

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We just missed Halloween but since it's still the spooky season, the guys wanted to share their views on Ryan Coogler's award-winning, phenomenal, Blackity-Black movie Sinners!

They talk about different themes, connections to what's happening now, and the early shade the movie got.

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Joshua Fortune

Darryl Hamilton

Kalif Troy

Eric Walker

Marvin Toliver

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As we continue celebrating Pride month, we had another episode centering the voices and experiences of Queer Black men. When say we support all Black men, we truly mean ALL Black men!

In this episode, the guys (featuring Eric Cole) talk about dating as Black queer men, hookup apps, community safety and so much more! This is an episode where the guys were able to speak truthfully about some taboo topics, so it's one you do not want to miss!

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This episode (featuring Bryce Savoy) centers the experiences of a diverse group of Black fathers. They have an unfiltered conversation around the relationship with their own fathers, what fatherhood means to them, how their masculinity has been challenged since becoming fathers, common stereotypes, and so much more!

This is definitely an episode you will not want to miss (especially if you're a father), as these gentlemen provide a much-needed perspective that we typically don't hear around Black men and fatherhood. So be sure to rate us, comment, "like", and subscribe!

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In this episode of the podcast, the guys introduce a new member to the podcast and have a conversation around Black men and the idea of success. We also talk about grind culture, how to celebrate small wins, and REST.

It's been a little while, so make sure you tune in to this episode because it's another good one. As always, please "like", comment, share and subscribe!

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On this episode, the guys talk about what it would be like to only buy Black and if it's realistic. They also share some best and worst date stories they've experiences in the past. The energy was definitely lively.

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On the first episode of 2025, the guys share their reactions after watching (or not watching) the inauguration of Donald Trump. Then they continue the conversation from the previous episode around Black men and community: how to find it, cultivate it, and what gets in the way.

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In the final episode of 2024, the guys discuss their thoughts and feelings around the results of the 2024 election. They reflect on the strategies of both the democrats and republicans, what went wrong for Kamala, what worked for Trump, and make some predictions about the next 4 years. They also transition into discussing the role of "community".

This episode was only days after the results of the 2024 election, so emotions were definitely high and points were made. This is truly an authentic and candid conversation you do not want to miss, so make sure you tune in! Don't forget to 'like,' comment, share, and subscribe!

***Please note that the views expressed by the individuals on this podcast are their own, and do not represent the position of "Dear Black Man, You Good?"