In this episode, Q Da Don and B dive into the somewhat controversial topic of Baby Boomers and Millenials. We’ll talk about social differences, mental differences, home ownership, etc. We also will try to figure out if we can come to some agreement on is the argument is legit. We’ll also unveil our new “Viral Moment Segment.” Question to the audience: are you a boomer or millennial?

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"Motivation Tip of the Week.” Be Not Wiery In Well Doing. Keep pushing!!!

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In this episode, Q Da Don and B go in depth about life from a man’s perspective. We also take a dive into the importance of a strong brotherhood of God fearing men. We speculate on the church’s new approach to dealing with young men. Question to the audience: Is it harder for men to be forgiven by society? Let us know your answer and “why?” in the comments. We hope y’all enjoy.

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In this episode, Brandon and Q da Great get real about the pressure of being the one everyone counts on. From making stock calls to picking up new habits that actually build your future — it’s more than just hustle. Brandon opens up about being the oldest, carrying the blame, and the silent battles that come with being “the example.” If you’ve ever felt the weight of leading while still figuring it out yourself… this one’s for you.

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In this episode, I chop it up with my brother Q aka Quane and Eric the Guru — a man of wisdom, peace, and presence. We dive deep into real conversations that a lot of folks shy away from.

We kick things off with what Juneteenth truly means to us — beyond the cookouts and hashtags. Then we get into the shifting culture of the church, how it went from being a safe haven and refuge to what sometimes feels more like a business model.

We don’t stop there…

We tap into the shift in feminine energy in modern women, especially in America — and how it’s vastly different from the women Eric encountered while traveling across the globe. We unpack how those changes are affecting relationships, families, and the way we move as men.

This is one of those episodes… raw, honest, and full of gems.

Tune in now — and stay locked in, Part 2 might be on the way.

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This episode is powerful! I sit down with the one and only TJ aka Heal2Feel, and we get real about fatherhood, healing, and what it means to get a second chance at loving ourselves through the eyes of our children.

We talk about how his platform Heal2Feel was birthed out of pain, purpose, and the pursuit of peace. His story reminds us that sometimes, the very thing that broke us is what pushes us toward our calling.

If you’re a father, a man on a healing journey, or someone trying to make peace with your past—this is for you.

TJ’s testimony is living proof that purpose can rise from pain, and that healing is possible for all of us.

Much love and respect to all the fathers out there putting in the time.

This one’s for the real ones.

Make sure you tap in and support @Heal2Feel on TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook – you don’t want to miss what he’s building!

In a world that tells men to keep grinding, stay strong, and never show signs of slowing down, rest can feel like rebellion. In this episode, we’re diving deep into the often unspoken truth: men need self-time too.

Joined by Quane, we unpack the stigma surrounding male rest, the pressure to constantly provide, and the emotional toll of always being “on.” From redefining strength to setting boundaries, this conversation is about shifting the narrative and making space for healing, growth, and unapologetic self-care.

If you’ve ever felt guilty for slowing down—or like rest made you less of a man—this one’s for you.

Tip of the week: Rest is not a reward—it’s a responsibility. You can’t pour into others if you’re running on empty. Take time for yourself without guilt—your peace is part of your purpose.

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This episode inspires you to look beyond the surface, embrace your true self, and transform your life from the inside out. Explore how our character and the environments we surround ourselves with, mirror our inner truths—and learn to break the cycle of blame. Ignite your inner strength, take ownership of your story, and begin crafting a legacy of change.

Tip of the week: "The mirror holds a secret—every reflection is a chance to embrace your hidden strengths and become who you were meant to be.’”

When does a father’s instinct to protect his child turn into doing too much? In this

episode, we dive into the heated exchange between LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith over

criticism of Bronny James. Was LeBron justified in stepping up for his son, or did he overreact to

media scrutiny? We’ll explore the fine line between defending your kids and letting them fight

their own battles and what every father can learn from this situation.

Tip of the week: Pick Your Battles – Not Every Criticism Needs a Response