Black Men Due Talk

In this episode of Black Men Due Talk hosts Street Hymns, Caleb Berry, & Elisha McCall talk about dating "broke" men and essentially the conversation of whether or not women should date/marry potential. When considering options, it is a common trend that successful women also want to end up with other successful men or men that have the capacity for financial success. But in this episode black men talk to black women about other things that could be important or have even more importance than material gains.

In this episode of the Black Men Due Talk Podcast, The hosts invite cohost of 116 Clique & Reach Records artist Tedashii to join into the conversation. The topic is about the Keke Palmer & Darius' "You're a mom" situation. Tedashii discusses the importance of talking about difficult topics and how this can help in healing emotional trauma to grow the relationship. #BMDT is dedicated to providing quality discussion and breaking down barriers amongst Black Men and conversations. Tune in to hear what they have to say and let us know what you think in the comments section!

In this episode of Street Hymns, Caleb Berry, Elisha McCall, & special guest Jahmaol Clark discuss gentrification and the role that the church plays in it. Although many may argue that gentrification is a good thing, these black men discuss how they feel that non strategic church planting has caused the displacement of minority communities. Hear what they have to say on this sensitive topic in this episode of Black Men Talk!

After having multiple issues regarding firearms on social media & night clubs Ja Morant has been under public scrutiny for his lifestyle decisions. As a father to a daughter and public role model, what does it mean to hold each other accountable? Especially when it comes to leaders and celebrities. Hosts Street Hymns, Elisha McCall , & Caleb Berry talk about Ja Morant being suspended and other topics.

In this episode of the Black Men & Dating Talk Show, we answer the question: Why do Christian men seem to avoid singles events? We explore the truth behind this common problem and discuss some solutions that may help Christian men connect with other singles in a healthy and positive way. Tune in to find out how you can start attending singles events and make some connections that will last!

In this episode, we talk with a group of Black men about abstinence and celibacy. Abstinence is a hot topic right now, and we wanted to explore what Black men think about it. We also want to discuss the importance of self control in relationships, and how to find and maintain it.

In this episode of Black Men Discuss, we're hosting a very important and timely conversation about homosexuality and the Bible. We want to provide a safe and respectful space for black men to talk about these topics openly and honestly. We hope that this conversation will help to break down the misconceptions and stigmas around homosexuality and the Bible, and help to promote understanding and acceptance amongst all people. Please share this if you think it will help to open up a dialogue about these important issues. Thank you for listening!

In this episode of #BMDT, we discuss the recent comments made by Eboni K Williams regarding dating black men. Are average men good enough for average women? Does she have any black men she would date? And is dating an average man settling? We talk with a red pill community member and things get INTERESTING. Especially when it came to the live studio audience chiming in. This is a long episode, but tune in because it will be worth it.

In today’s episode, Hosts Caleb Berry & Street Hymns sit down with Cologne Connoisseur "Bank". We are talking about cologne – specifically, what fragrances we like and how to choose the right fragrance for different occasions. We want to hear from you: What are your thoughts on cologne? Do you wear it? What are your favorite cologne brands?

Black Men Due Talk hosts Caleb Berry & Street Hymns interview Artist/Theologian Theo Blue. Theo Blue was arrested on Abilene Christian University Campus for peacefully protesting racism and racial injustices on the campus.