October is used to honor and remember those affected by miscarriage or stillbirth, SIDS, and pregnancy and infant loss, including recognizing Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day on October 15th. Families impacted by pregnancy loss (i.e., miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal loss, or SIDS death) face stigma, disenfranchised grief, and isolation. For instance, the emotional impact on grieving fathers is rarely discussed. Historically, their experiences with pregnancy loss have been left in the shadows. A quarter of all pregnancies are miscarried, and 24,000 babies are born stillborn every year. In 2020 alone, the Centers for Disease Control reported 21,000 stillbirths in the United States. However, despite these shocking figures, we still don’t talk about the particular kind of grief that comes with this loss and its devastating effects. The grief of men. Black men sit and talk with nursing professional "Tobi Tajomavwo" owner of "Ajoke Nursing Concierge."

Black Men talk about whether or not it is a sin to watch the new exorcism-inspired movie "The Deliverance." Street Hymns and Elisha McCall address comments made by Marcus Rogers and Prophetess Tiphany Montgomery. "The Deliverance" is said to be based on actual events that occurred and is inspired by the true story of Latoya Ammons and her family, who lived in a haunted Indiana home.

After a video by @THEREALBRADLEA called "why they changed his name to Jesus" went viral, Street Hymns came across it and decided to do a podcast in response to it. To say that by pronouncing the name of the Messiah incorrectly can limit your access to the Kingdom of Heaven is just plain WRONG. Check out this video as black men talk about theology and a breakdown on whether or not it is wrong to call the Messiah "Jesus"?

On this very important episode Street Hymns & SEVXN discuss the importance of Forgiving Your Father. Many have experienced family trauma and have struggled with moving forward. Hopefully this episode can grant some solace and perspective on your journey.

On this episode of the Black Men Debate podcast, black men discuss the question "is marriage a covenant or a contract?" The debate starts off with some strong opinions, but gradually the men begin to see the benefit of both contracts and covenants. They thoughts on definitions of marriage from a legal and Biblical approach and examples of both concepts, and eventually come to the conclusion within a mix of both. This is a fascinating, thought-provoking debate that will leave you pondering the question for a long time after watching!

In this episode of Black Men Talk, we discuss the sensitive topic of "Would you attend a LGBTQ wedding?" It's a question that has been on everyone's mind lately, and it's one that people are really passionate about. Is it morally wrong for Christians to attend a Gay wedding? What does the bible say about it? Is it an affront to God's design? In this episode of Black Men Talk, we try to answer these questions and more. We've had some great discussions on this topic, and we hope you'll join us for this important conversation!

In this 50th episode of Black Men Talk, we're asking the BIG question: can men and women be platonic friends? We have a lot of opinions on the matter and we want to hear from you, our viewers. This episode is jam-packed with discussion on the topic. What do you think about platonic male-female friendships? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

In this episode of Black Men Talk, we speak with former gang members about the importance of discipleship and the dangers of gang banging. For many Black men, gang banging is a rite of passage into manhood. In this episode, we talk with former gang members about the importance of discipleship. We explore the dangers of being pulled into a gang lifestyle at young ages and the benefits of being set free through the gospel and therapy.

In this episode of Black Men Due Talk hosts Caleb Berry & Street Hymns chat with MJ Pittman about why it is ideal to develop a friendship with who you marry. MJ Pittman is a financial coach, entrepreneur, father of two beautiful children accompanied by his wife Amanda Pittman. He also shares what it is like being married to a social media influencer and encourages men who may be in a tough marital season. MJ Pittman discusses how cultivating a healthy relationship with your spouse is one of the best things you can do for your mental health and your relationship. Listen as MJ Pittman shares his wisdom on this important topic, and leave with a better understanding of why it is ideal to have a friendship with your spouse!

Would you date a single mom if her kid had SILVER TEETH!? Hosts Elisha McCall & Street Hymns discuss discipline, step fathers, & family.

In this video, Black men talk about resting, how women have encouraged them, and dealing with trauma. They share their stories of how women have become an essential part of their lives, and how resting has allowed them to heal.

In this episode Street Hymns sits down with speaker & evangelist Cameron Horner of Cameron Horner Ministries. We talk about faith, justice, & disability in the church. What does the Bible have to say about disability? Check out this great conversation and be sure to support Cameron!

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.

Is it wrong to spank your kids? Should kids have a healthy fear of their parents? What does it mean to FEAR the Lord? Hosts Elisha McCall, Caleb Berry, & Street Hymns are joined by viral Christian influencer Chaz Smith to talk about "Fear of the Lord".

As school shootings appear to become all too common, the Black Men Due Talk Hosts Elisha McCall, Street Hymns, & Caleb Berry discuss possible courses of action. Caleb & Street feel like an option that could be explored is equipping teachers and educators with access to firearms in school. Elisha and the audience presented much pushback with an INTENSE debate. What do you think? Should teachers carry guns in school?

Hosts Street Hymns, Elisha McCall, & Caleb Berry answers questions about New Age, Apologetics, The Gospel. With a brief Bible Study the hosts also answer questions from Instagram live.

In this episode of The Black Men Due Talk, we're joined with the Life'ing After 30 Podcast to talk about alpha males, beta males, and sigma males. We also discuss the concepts of Alpha Women/ Boss Babe/ Boss Chicks. Culture has a general definition and there are some resources that give more in depth explanations. Whether you're a man or a woman, this episode is sure to shed some light on the topic of alpha males. We'll discuss what they are, what they do, and how you can create a relationship with an alpha male. Plus, we'll talk about the different types of alpha females and whether or not they exist. So join us for this interesting discussion about alpha males and alpha females!

In this episode of Black Men Talk, we're talking about if Discrimination Equity & Inclusion causes discrimination to white people. This is a controversial topic, but we wanted to explore it in depth and ask the black men in our community their opinions. Hear what they have to say and share your thoughts in the comments below!

In this episode of #BMDT, we're talking to local activist Delilah Crosby about education, the importance of PTA involvement, and the state of Title One schools in the Black/ Urban community. Delilah Crosby is a local educational activist and community organizer who works to improve the accountability in the Mansfield ISD. In this discussion, we talk about the ways in which certain schools are affected by educational disparities, the critical role that PTA's play in the lives of children, and the importance of Title One schools in the development of black and brown children.

In this episode of the Black Men Due Talk, hosts Street Hymns, Caleb Berry, & Elisha McCall discuss how many red flags until you give up on a relationship. We hear from a few members of the live studio audience who discuss how their relationships went south and how they handled the situation. We also have a discussion on boundaries, and how to know when you've crossed the line. Are there any signs you should be concerned? Let us know ya thoughts... [email protected]

In this episode of Black Men Due Talk, we're discussing the importance of compromise and sacrifice in relationships. compromise & sacrifice in relationships is one of the topics we're exploring in this episode. We've heard from our listeners that this is an important topic and one that they want to hear more about. So in this episode, we're talking about the importance of compromise and sacrifice in relationships and how they can help strengthen your relationship. Hopefully, this episode has given you some ideas on how to make compromise and sacrifice work better in your relationship. If you have any comments or questions, please let us know in the comments below!

In this episode of Black Men Due Talk, we're talking about honesty. Are men more honest with their girlfriends or girl friends? We all know that there's something special about being honest with someone we care about. But is that the same thing when it comes to our girlfriend or girl friends? In this episode of Black Men Dating, we're discussing this topic and finding out the answer.

This episode was shot at the BlackLit bookstore ( @IamBlackLit ). Black Lit is the FIRST Black owned bookstore in Farmer's Branch, Texas. Recently they were facing eviction but the black community came together to raise $30,000 within a couple weeks to keep them open! This night we raised $400 from the audience & donors. In this episode of Black Men Talk, the hosts discuss some of the controversial "gender roles" in society and how they affect men & women's perspective. Are men supposed to cook and clean, or is that something that women should do? And is it wrong to cut friends off if they don't agree with you or no longer serve you? This episode of Black Men Talk is sure to challenge your views on gender roles and how they affect black men. Subscribe now to get updates as soon as new episodes are released!

In this episode of the Black Men's Discussion Talk podcast, we're chatting with @FROMNatewithlove about a lot of hot topics, including relationships, marriage, divorce, and Christianity. Are you a Black man who's curious about these topics? Then you definitely need to listen to this episode! Nate shares his insights and advice on these important topics, and we think you'll learn a lot. Tune in and let'schat!

In this episode of the Black Men Due Talk series, hosts Street Hymns & Caleb Berry discuss the topic of dating single mothers in the black community. Would you date a single mom? Listen as they talk to black men about their thoughts on the matter! Single mothers are common and an important part of the black community, and understanding their own perspective is important. In this episode of BMDT, hosts discuss the topic with black women in the community. Hear what they have to say about dating single mothers!

A hypothetical question for some, but a reality for many. In this culture, sexuality is being more accessible for the next generation. Is this the new "birds and the bees" conversation? 

Black men sit and talk about a very touchy conversation for many in the black community, interracial dating/ marriage. You may be surprised at the perspectives of our hosts!

Black podcasters Caleb Berry & Elisha McCall talk about a topic that red pill creators like Fresh N Fit & Rollo Tomassi discuss quite frequently... Stoicism. Is it a natural response of men? And does the red pill have it right...  

Street Hymns, Caleb Berry, & Elisha McCall sit down with Dr Jake Tayler Jacobs to talk about finance and how application of financial literacy.    

Street Hymns, Caleb Berry, & Elisha McCall have a conversation about whether or not you can trust THE VIBE when dating or on a date. And whether or not reading body language is equal to reading minds.

Street Hymns, Elisha McCall , & Caleb Berry sit down with the live studio audience and have a conversation about "love".

Show hosts Street Hymns & Caleb Berry answer back to back questions given by the live studio audience and questions submitted through the  @BLACK MEN DUE TALK  Social media.

The live studio audience gets really engaged as Street Hymns, Elisha McCall, & Caleb Berry discuss gender roles and submission.

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...

Caleb Berry & Street Hymns sit and briefly chat with women in the live studio audience pertaining to what it means to "Protect Black Women" and how society and specifically Black Men can do a better job to enforce their safety. Also with the controversy dealing with Gawvi (Former Reach Records Artist) as a hot topic, they also discuss issues pertaining to divorces and remarriage. 

This Episode we are joined (for the first time officially) with the full Host-Cast featuring Street Hymns, Elisha McCall, & Caleb Berry. Now that Caleb has returned from his sick-leave he apparently has some unfinished business to address concerning church leadership with a strong focus on accountability.  The live studio audience decided to zero-in on the controversy with Michael Todd of Transformation Church & also more on Christian women being TERRIBLE at dating. Cos... "What about the men?"

Do black people have to be Anti-Candace Owens? Are Christian women terrible at dating?   In this very first episode of Black Men Due Talk, Street and Elisha engage in a humorous conversation that bears much overdue importance. #BMDT #BlackMenDueTalk #BlackMen #StreetHymns #ElishaMcCall  

Do black people have to be Anti-Candace Owens? Are Christian women terrible at dating?   In this very first episode of Black Men Due Talk, Street and Elisha engage in a humorous conversation that bears much overdue importance. #BMDT #BlackMenDueTalk #BlackMen #StreetHymns #ElishaMcCall #CandaceOwens #Dating #DatingBlack