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Season 4 is up and running!! Super excited to launch this season with a new group of gentlemen to discuss black men and overall men's mental health with you all. In this very special first episode we had a generational dynamic here with (outside of our own) father and son discussion on mental health and more on that point, a black father and a black son discussing and conversing with us on many hard hitting issues surrounding our community and our lives. Of course we had many laughs and we also had some gems dropped from person in attendance. We recorded off-site at Tim Retic's barbershop “Forever Faded” in Waukesha, Wisconsin. Definitely check him out, comes highly recommended from me personally. Couldn't wait to drop this episode because it's definitely up high on the list of favorites. We hope everyone has been “brushing” their mental health and has been maintaining in this post pandemic world we are living in. Keep on it and just know there are people like us who care and would love to have you on sometime to discuss if you'd like! Always feel free to reach to out, either to myself Tyree Roberts or my brother Bryce for more details or contact us by email found below

“I am because you are” was the entire premise this part 2 episode and what our journey has been built on collectively. Having Taalib back on the show just solidified why we eventually need to link up in person. Mental health awareness comes in many shapes and forms and we took that to a whole new level. Being able to sit back and chop it up while also dropping some knowledge for people domestic and foreign was such a pleasure, tune in and hear two black men speak about life in 2022 and what we've been up to and plans for the future in our own livesYou can find him here:www.thesaberfirm.comIG: @thesaberfirm, @griot.experience, TikTok: @locsnlawYouTube: The Saber FirmWSYLM-Biddl3 Crisis Hotline Numbers

We came back and full of all types of antics in this episode! Eugene and I are swinging for the fences in this one, one of my favorite episodes I've done in awhile simply for the fact that the two voices you will hear is a conversation that needs to be shared with the world, I'm so happy we were able to accomplish that task. Tune in, check it out and give feedback if you feel so inclined

Shoutout to Caleb and Korrine Roberts on becoming one in marriage! Such a beautiful experience This was such a good episode to be able to get some relationship topics off our chest. My man Deuce joined Bryce and myself after just having met him at the wedding last week and him being a groomsmen along with myself, so we had some good discussions had off mic that needed to be recorded. He is going through some hardships that some other men might be able to relate to in terms of being a father that takes care of his but in then unable to truly be there due to many factors. The words he is speaking is from the heart and he is only getting started, we will need to have a part 2 because there is much more mental health trauma related to this situation. Much love to you all and stay safe this summer! We will be back again soon

SEASON 3 IS HERE!!!!!!!! You already what time it is, we came back swinging hard on this this one. Took some time off to find more of myself and that I sure did, your host Tyree Roberts and Bryce Roberts bring you back into the world of mens mental health where we start off talking about mental health in the realm of coaching, and more specifically wrestling. Dynamics, relationships, blood, sweat and tears, it all ties in and I couldn't be more proud to have done this with some guys that I truly and deeply have a lot of love and respect for. Listen as we dive into the hardships of helping teach, mentor and coach young men before they go off into the “real world” as none of it was easy but ever more satisfying than any money could provide. We really appreciate your patience with us and really hope we are able to keep going this season with some new twists and turns! Don't forget to brush your mental health

Welcomes back!!! This episode was brought you by a couple of dudes who just want to see this world become a better place, we have the means to do it so come join us on the journey to doing so. In this episode we talk about the Drink Champs interview with Kanye and the Man Named Scott documentary and about their very public journey in the spotlight and dealing with mental health. Pete Davidson also gets credit for openly discussing his battle with depression and suicidal thoughts on a day to day basis and how anxiety tends to play a role for simply having the energy to go outside. There were some hard hitting topics in this episode and I really hope you all enjoy it and give us some feedback to the point! Also happened to discuss how eating certain foods is beneficial for your overall mental health and energy, along with other various ways of removing toxins from your body to feel better. Child support and the mental effects on specifically mens mental health and dealing with raising children from a distance (we will get more into this later on) but come and sit in with us as we open our minds to try to be better humans, that's all we are trying to do

Y'all know what time it is, back in action once again for Episode 16! Had an great guest come on to chop it up with the guys, we spoke on a variety of topics from the struggles of being a step father, having the same energy for men throughout their whole life, Chris Rocks “Tambourine” and strong support systems. Definitely topics that can't get old because we all need to collectively make this world a better place and these conversations are extremely necessary for that! Connect with us! Instagram: @MyManPodcastTwitter: @MyManPodcastFacebook groups: My Man PodcastEmail: MyManPodcast@Gmail.comWSYLM-Biddl3 Crisis Hotline Numbers

Episode 15 was full of laughs and important  information, on top of us having another black woman contributing to this very necessary conversation with black men and mental health, it was our family, our blood, Sabrina Holland, who gave us insight on her own mental health and dealing with Covid/pandemic among other very important healthcare issues that we can all take part in solving. One of my favorite episodes so far and I hope y'all can take away good vibes from this episode among everything else. This podcast is important not just for men, not just for black men but for EVERYONE! If you want to be on an episode reach out to Tyree, Bryce or Travell and we will absolutely make that happen, no matter the distance or whatever it may be

Happy October to all my Libras, spooky ghouls, goblins and everything in between

The final episode for a month and a half so we had to had to end it with the hosts of this podcast giving a transparent look into our lives and our personal mental health goings-on. This was just us chopping it up on some round table talk shit about what's going on in our personal mental health and some contributors as to why the break is needed and necessary. We will be back and in full form for y'all on October 8th! We appreciate and love you all for being understanding and still rocking with us to this day. RIP Mario Zopata and condolences to his family and friends grieving right now. S/O my man Godwin Wambua for reaching out and definitely will be looking forward to working with him in the near future. Wisco people, our boy Damon Campbell needs y'all to check on him let's come together and support black fathers who are doing what they can to survive the pandemic and all the twists and turns that it has brought. Sending love and positive energy to each and every single one of you, we will be back soon

It's not over till it's over, we went in depth on some conversations this episode with some genuinely solid people. We had family back on here and it went great, excuse the zoom meeting audio but we're doing what we gotta do. We discussed how it is as a black man starting a business from scratch in milwaukee, talking about the United Amends Project which is our cousin Caleb's podcast down in Texas, all the way to the importance of Physical health vs Mental health. Come listen in and see what we have to offer for one of our final episodes for awhile! We are taking a slight break for mental health reasons but best believe when we get back right we will be running more soon

Salute to all of our veterans

Like DJ Khaled goofy ass always says, “Another one!” And we sure do got another one on our hands ladies and gentlemen and everyone in between! Come dive deep into our first ever podcast with a surprise guest my baby girl Megan Young along with the Why Should I Give A Damn crew! Eric and his wife Fe Dillon. Y'all, we chopped it up about PTSD, the military, relationships and just down right solid conversations about mental health and maintaining the your check engine light. This one was a great episode, we shared laughs, some beers and some downright wholesome content. Really happy to also say this our one year anniversary episode! And we made it as special as it deserves to be, strap in and get ready to take off with some of the hottest content on a podcast in Milwaukee

It's crazy how God works because the connection my man @Biddl3 and I made out of the blue was amazing and I know y'all will see why we met. Working with other local content creators are my new favorite thing to do in life, my boy is a viral star from Milwaukee and a solid human being. The genuine conversation we had about toxic masculinity and deciphering what truly makes an “alpha male”. Some tough questions were asked and answered and I hope y'all really enjoy this conversation because it's definitely not done!

Biracial identity and crisis management was the big topic of this conversation, we talked a lot of shit but I dropped a bomb about my childhood personally on here and am really hoping that you hear this was coming from a place of healing for me. It's extremely hard for men to talk about their mental health so just understand we need this more than I can explain here. Book my man Ronnie King @noscifi for any videography/photography you need, this man is an artist! Check him out on the “Why Should I Give A Damn” podcast, they have a YouTube channel and IG @WSIGAD and the Facebook group: Why Should WE Give A DamnHis music is available to stream everywhere; his album “GOLDEN” by: Ronnie KingConnect with us! Instagram: @MyManPodcastTwitter: @MyManPodcastFacebook groups: My Man PodcastEmail: MyManPodcast@Gmail.comCrisis Hotline Numbers

BLACK MENS MENTAL HEALTH IN RAW AND UNCUT!The best thing I can say about this episode is we sound like 5 men sitting around a bonfire discussing topics about mental health, jobs, life and religion open and honestly. We had a few drinks prior to/during

Get ready to take notes for this episode! Seriously Brief description of Attorney Taalib Saber, he’s an activist in every sense of the word and I’ve been waiting to connect with someone like this on the podcast. Being able to maintain a healthy life while consistently doing necessary work that needs to be done for your community would take a mental toll on anyone not truly dedicated to this line of work. This episode was almost indescribable because we really learned a lot ourselves and am genuinely excited to share these words with y’all! He will be back on because we only scratched the surface of topics to discuss. We shared laughs and difficult discussions that people need to hear, especially other black men. He is the principal attorney at The Saber Firm LLC. Working out of Maryland but has traveled to Africa, South America. My man is a Pan African community activist. Bryce, Travell and myself were truly honored to have been given that title by him as well as by others because change is what is needed and even more so the applied pressure. He is an advocate for education and the rights of our youth and that alone is worth the time this out of your day. I won’t say anything else because the title of this episode says enough. If you’d like to connect with him more he’s allowed me to post his contact information here. Please reach out if you want to learn more about anything we discussed or even something that you personally need his expertise on. See below;Social Media: FB - Taalib Saber / The Saber Firm / Sundiata InvestmentIG - taalib_s / @thesaberfirm / @sundiatainvestmentTwitter - @MfalmewaULinkedIn- Taalib SaberWebsite: www.thesaberfirm.comConnect with us! Instagram: @MyManPodcastTwitter: @MyManPodcastFacebook groups: My Man PodcastEmail: MyManPodcast@Gmail.comCrisis Hotline Numbers

Music and mental health, can they tie hand in hand? This episode was wonderful for a few reasons, first of all this was our first episode we did on an off day second we got my boy AK Stacks (check out his music on Apple, Spotify and other streaming services under the name Plug Lightyear!) We started it with music and ended with education, social awareness and being able to differentiate the love of money and the need of money being evil. This was a very important episode and I hope who needs to hear it does! Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers in the world holding it down, we couldn’t do this without Check in, interact and connect with us! Instagram: @MyManPodcastTwitter: @MyManPodcastFacebook groups: My Man PodcastEmail: MyManPodcast@Gmail.comSupport my boy AK Stacks journey and follow along, he’s definitely up next and can’t wait to have him back onCrisis Hotline Numbers

Travell,  Bryce and myself sit down for a much needed episode about the conflict I have within myself. This is Tyree Roberts’ tell all episode, take it for what it is but I spilled my heart out and wanted to say more but ran out of time. You want to understand my mind check this outAlso this podcast is truly dedicated to the black  community and diagnosing what racism has done to our mental health, so if that’s not for you I completely understand but I will not change the outlook to make people more comfortable, we NEED to have these uncomfortable conversations, it’s been time Crisis Hotline Numbers

AYO!!! You wanna talk about mental health and laugh your ass off?! Listen to this! We have a new co-host shout out to Travell for making this commitment to the community, us and we are thankful for his time and input. Big things are coming,  unfortunately we are without Bryce this episode but if we are speaking about taking  our mental health serious we wouldn’t be speaking on this. So major shout out to him for making the steps to make sure he’s good before he can do it for y’all.  Topics consist of DMX (RIP king

Back in mode and kicking off the season with two returning guests from last year! Happy to have these gentleman back on with us, we spoke on about the man who murder George Floyd and the trial for him being underway. Spoke on some existential mental health awareness that’s needed in the black community, BPSD and its lack of awareness. DMX is still currently on life support and struggling to survive so we wish him and his family nothing but the best. Sending mad love his way, he was a huge part of our lives growing up ❤️Again huge shoutout to Travell And Erik for stopping by and doing this with us, this session was incredibly fun to do Crisis Hotline Numbers

We’re back!!We start season 2 off with a genuine/detailed conversation with our parents and I honestly couldn’t be more excited to share this with y’all! Being able to grow up with a white mother and black father allowed us to have multiple perspectives and what better way to explain than to hear from them yourselves. Bryce and I have come so far dealing with our mental health journey and we wanted you to have an intimate look at where it all began. We speak on race, religion, social justice, hospitals and of course, mental health. Take this walk with us as we explore Milwaukee and surrounding area natives and their own journeys this season and it kicks off with this beautiful episode right here.Crisis Hotline Numbers

We are back in action like we started this journey out. This is the last and final episode of the first season of My Man! We take a look back how we have grown from this experience and what we have to look forward for the coming years as well. Bryce and myself would like to thank every single one of you who have made this possible and supported us through this process. We laid it out on the line and will continue to do so. So keep being good and keep living your life that you want, it’s easy to give up but even harder to press on in this world. If you need some good vibes you came to the right place

RIP Walter Wallace Jr.

There was nothing but great vibes for this one in which we attempted our first zoom call from two intelligent men who we know the world needed to hear from. We discuss politics, drugs and the climate of our country and how all of that impacts our mental health whether it be positive or negative. Some very stark differences in this one but it was all love regardless of anything differing of opinions, that’s why this world is beautiful. You are not ill for considering your mental health ever Spread love and less hate and let’s make this world better for the next generation by any means necessary “Replace the I in illness with a WE and you have mental wellness instead of mental illness” Corey Key

This was a brilliant episode and I really don't have the words to express what we accomplished here. An extremely special episode, vibe with us and take these words to the heart

This is a wonderful episode, there was a lot of thought into how we approach these topics and make sure we speak on current situations but also be mindful about how they effect our mental health in this “modern world”. Making sure we, as the black community, bridge the gap with our LBGTQ+ community because ALL black lives matter. Not just the ones we have been taught, should. Pay attention

Racism in America and the detriment it has to our mental health and the lengths we will go to avoid certain conversations because it’s convenient. Interracial relationships and how they work in every aspect whether it be between partners, family or friends Pt 1.

Establishing mental health care early, becoming more in tune with your emotions as a black American male! And finally humanizing black men in this country, it’s been LONG overdue. Political conversations involving “Us vs them” shouldn’t focus on race so much as it should power. Spreading love and positivity through paying it forward.

Black men’s feelings and mental health pertaining to living in America and feeling underrepresented, discussions on education and the problems of unused or unavailable resources, being a black father in this day and age, living with mental health disorders as a person of color and other important topics we feel need to be addressed