Black Men Due Talk

Hosts Elisha McCall & Caleb Berry sit and talk with live studio audience about life after dealing with a loss. 

Hosts Street Hymns & Elisha McCall are visited by someone of the infamous Red Pill Community to talk about hot button issues like Red Pill Community, Alpha/Beta Males, and #BelieveAllWomen. 

On this Podcast Episode the hosts Street Hymns, Elisha mcCall, & Caleb Berry discuss the necessity and possible Unnecessary nature of "Forgiveness"

Black Men Due Talk hosts Street Hymns, Elisha McCall, & Caleb Berry sit down on this special episode to chat with three woman counterparts to talk about a viral meme about 50/50 financial loads in marriage. You can follow the three co-hosts @JoyFilledJoJo (of @JoyFilledMessPodcast), @QueenThinkerHustler & @_MissThompson_ (both hosts of @LuxeHourPodcast). 

As seen on TMZ, Dallas advocate for rights, justice, and social reform "Percy" stopped by to as a guest speaker to sit and talk about various topics ranging from LGBTQ Identity, Identity Dating, Social Justice within the black community, & Percy's personal testimony.

Black Men Due Talk hosts put aside the hot-seat and have a safe and open conversation with the live studio audience about abortion and the effects of Roe V Wade specifically in relation to the black community. 

Elisha McCall & Street Hymns are joined with Dallas & Grand Prairie Police Officers Caleb & Ti as the live studio audience listens in. As young black cops there are cultural stigmas and expectations placed on them as soon as they put on the uniform, so dialogues like this are important to understand bigger pictures and perspectives. 

Serial Entrepreneur & Author Nick Kennedy sits down to talk with the hosts of the Black Men Due Talk Podcast.

This lengthy yet in depth conversation explores not only what it means to be an entrepreneur and risk bearer, but also genuine conversations about race, CRT, reparations, dark skinned vs light skinned mentality, & also marriage in general. Join in attendance with the live studio audience into this amazing episode. 

Elisha McCall, Caleb Berry, & Street Hymns sit down with the live studio audience to discuss getting burnt out with organizations and businesses. 

Should people complain about work hours when the jobs they sign up for indirectly require them to over-exert themselves? Tune into this conversation and hear multiple perspectives on the topic. 

Ezekiel Azonwu joins in as a co-host on Black Men Due Talk to chop it up in the midst of the live studio audience. 

After talking briefly on Purity Culture & Dating Elisha riles up the listeners by boldly proclaiming that "Women Are NOT The Prize'. With such heavy and counter-cultural statements, lets see if he can defend and present his claim...