The Knucklehead Chronicles Podcast

Welcome back to another heartfelt episode of the Knucklehead Chronicles podcast with your host Terry. After a brief hiatus, Terry opens up about life's unexpected twists, focusing on the journey and process of life after divorce. He shares personal experiences of co-parenting, navigating emotional challenges, and the importance of being true to oneself amidst life's chaos. In this episode, Terry delves into the emotional struggles faced during a recent road trip with his ex-wife, highlighting the significance of validating feelings and the consequences of emotional invalidation. He candidly discusses the difficulties of moving on and the triggers associated with past memories. Terry also shares a profound message from a recent church visit, emphasizing the importance of being faithful during the "not yet" phase of life. He encourages listeners to prepare for the blessings ahead by focusing on personal growth, self-love, and setting the stage for future happiness. Join Terry as he reflects on the journey of self-discovery, embracing life's lessons, and finding solace in faith. Tune in for an inspiring message that reminds us all to love ourselves, prepare for the future, and navigate life's challenges with resilience and hope.

```htmlHey, and good morning to another episode of the Knucklehead Chronicles podcast. It is your man, Terry. It has been a minute since I've done one of these. And, you know, I'm going to try to dive into the mental health portion of this. I know I've gone through a lot and my mental health has gone up and down. And be that this month is minority mental health month. So I really want to get into that and just talk about some things that I've gone through. Welcome to another episode of the Knucklehead Chronicles podcast. This podcast was designed to let you know that you aren't the only one that took forever to get it together. So the rabbit hole that you have stumbled down will hopefully help you understand that just when you think it's over, it's only the beginning. Just because you were dealt a bad hand doesn't mean you have to keep it. Welcome to the Knucklehead Chronicles podcast. All right, I'm back, man. Yo, happy July. Man, this year is going by extremely fast. Like, if you guys have noticed, January 1st came in, man. Now we're looking down the barrel of August, man. Jesus Christ, kids back in school here next month. Man, so much stuff is going on. But I am going to get into a little bit of my mental health update. A lot of things have happened. And just to give you guys who haven't listened to this podcast a little bit of a recap. Went through a divorce in July. Or not. But January, first of the year. And it was tough. It was tough on a brother who, you know, made some bad choices. But still has a good heart. So now, here in July. A lot of things have changed. I had to change my mentality and the way I moved and the way I did things. And I had to put some folks in my rear view. Sometimes putting people in your rear view is the hardest thing to do, but it's the most necessary thing to do. Because you have to, you know, I had to get to a place where I had to protect my peace. Because nobody's going to protect your peace, but you. Ain't nobody going to do it for you. You got to pick your own beat. And so I woke up one morning and like I said, those of you who have been listening know that I dealt with some, you know, depression and, you know, some suicidal thoughts. And I had to text 988 a couple of times. And those of you listening, if you don't know what 988 is, that's the suicide prevention hotline. And if you're going through anything and need somebody to talk to, you can definitely, you know, it used to be back in the day, you used to have to call them. But now they have it to where you can text them and you can text the number at 988 and you can get someone on the line that will walk you through, you know, talk you through things. And they'll even call the police for you if need be. So I suggest that. It helped me out of a couple of bouts of depression that I had. And I had some very, very, very dark thoughts and I had to, you know, text that number to get some help. But, you know, a couple months removed from that, you know, now I just work. I work to keep my mind up with a lot of things. I do try to go out and, you know, put my face out there and just kind of get that outside interaction. And, again, everything that I'm going to say today is for those who are battling right now. Because the problem that we have is that we don't want to help other people. Excuse me, we don't want to tell our story. We don't want to, you know, because we feel like we don't do it out of fear of rejection or fear of judgment from people. And for me, it doesn't matter because I have a story to tell. Now, whether you judge me, laugh at me, whatever it is that you feel about me, you know you can kind of you know you can have it you know I'm saying because it's still my at the end of the day it's still my story and it's still your story and despite whether or not you believe, that what your story that your story can help somebody it absolutely can it absolutely can, I've gotten dms and inboxes from people that said you know your last podcast episode really helped me. And then for that, you know, I do this podcast thing part-time. And, you know, even though I should be pursuing it full-time, I'm not because I work. I work for a living. Just a few things real quick that I've gone through. The first thing is learning how to put people in your review. That's the first thing. Putting people in your review mirror. you know once you once you come to a place where, your peace is everything once you get to a place you know once you've been to the depth of hell it feels like once you've been to a place of hell you know, once you come out of that and you get to a place of being able to function, everything else in life means nothing it absolutely means nothing and I say that with with a level of respect because the level of peace we have to reside in. Sometimes takes us to where we have to throw people in the back. Because, you know, I heard Trent Shelton, excuse me, the famous positive country creator who was an ex-football player and all that, lost his mom a few years back. And he's really been a positive mentor. And he said, you cannot, you cannot heal in the same place you got cut. That is the truest statement I've ever heard in my life. And even when it's dark and people have something to say, everybody got something to say, because understand this, as a man, you're always the bad guy in somebody's story, always. Please know that, right? And I realized that I could not hold on to those same relationships that I had when I was married. There are a lot of people that we share friends with that after the split and after the divorce, I can no longer be friends with because they sided with her more than they sided with me. And at the end of the day, it's not about size, but that's what it comes down to sometimes in this society. It comes down to whose story I believe, who I ride with the most. And that's the problem. With a lot of people and so for that everybody that i knew and ran with with my ex, And, you know, you chose to side, quote unquote, with her. Listen, I am not, hey, I'm not going to be mad at you, you know. I applaud you for taking a side and all that. I applaud it. So this is what I do for the people that are exiting my life. Sayonara sayonara right that is the old saying goes case of ross and ross all those at the same time those folks that have sided with her and asked her to say about me this is what i say to you oh don't be like that if i had a rock i'll bust your head a bitch saying that she deaf, you know? So you guys can go ahead and be exit stage left while I care about it. Anyways, but it's very important to put people, negative people, people who got something to say in your rear view because the protection of peace will become more important than anything. In my journey, that's what I'm learning. I'm learning that protecting my peace is important. And I've also sat back and I looked and I realized that I let a lot of people influence how I move even when I was married. And sometimes and you get to that point where I don't want to move that way no more I don't want to be that guy anymore and so in my journey I had to take my peace and let me tell you something about taking that peace once you once you get a taste of it you don't want nothing else and And it is liberating, to say the least, to be able to get up, you know, and move on my own steam and not have to worry about what anyone else has to say. Somebody has always got something to say. So if you listen to this, you're going through a mental health journey, you're learning, you have to put people in your rear view, especially if you want to protect your peace. Right? That's the first thing I want to talk about. Second thing is that I, in my personal mental health journey, I've had to, you know, I almost lost my faith in people because, you know, people are amazing, especially when it's about them and them only. And I'll say it's amazing how people move and I'll give you an example and I said I was not going to bring this up in any podcast episode or even address it but I got to because I don't like what happened okay it's a story a couple months ago I went to Kansas City no let me back up a step a couple months ago. I had been following this guy on Instagram. He was a barber. And really cool dude, right? You know, I loved his content. It went by the name of Dr. Honcho, or those of you on social media may know him as Sly Honcho, S-L-Y.Honcho on Instagram. Really cool dude. Supported him. You know, I drove. I lived two and a half hours from Kansas City, so that's where he is. I thought he was in Atlanta. Now, when I took this bio, I realized that he was in Kansas City. So I said, I'm going to get my hair cut by this dude. Now, his haircuts are extremely expensive. I mean, you know, if anybody had followed me on Facebook, saw the video, he cut my hair for $150 to get a haircut, right? But because of the experience and because of how I felt after the haircut, I supported him, did everything that I could, you know. And so I got the haircut, came back home, like a million bucks, whatever, whatever. My friend, those of you who have listened to a couple of episodes before, my friend Courtney, came in and she actually paid for me to get a haircut the second time. Now, in between the two haircuts, he did a camera giveaway or a raffle or a camera giveaway. And it was a Rebel R1 or whatever series camera it was and a tripod. So, excuse me, I went ahead and bought six rapper tickets and it was 20 bucks. It's nothing. It's to still support him and what he was doing. So I bought six rapper tickets. A couple of weeks after the second haircut, I get tagged in a Facebook video where he had announced the winner of this camera and this tripod. Lo and behold, it was me. I was like, oh my God, I want a camera and a tripod. So I reached out to him on Instagram. I was like, hey, this is my address. And no response. Excuse me. I let a couple movies go by. It began on Instagram. At this point, he had done went to Atlanta, did a video, and again, mentioned me in Atlanta in that Atlanta video because he was just recapping what was going on in his life. So I hit him again on Instagram. I was like, hey man, when do I get my camera? You know, he was like, oh, I just got back from Atlanta. It should go out next week. All right, cool. It is July 12th, 13th. I'm sorry, July 13th. And next week has not come. You know what I'm saying? So I hit him up on Facebook and apparently his Facebook profile is banned, but he's still uploading videos. I'm not sure how that works. And hit him up on Instagram about three or four more times. No response. He went silent on Instagram. I even tried to hit him on the barbering app style seat to get a message and, you know, nothing. I've got nothing. And I looked right through my timeline to see if it was because I, of course, if he tagged me in the video, it would be on my timeline. I went back on my timeline, looked, and the video that he had tagged me in was deleted. Gone. I was like, okay. You know? And so, again, reached out to him, reached out to him, you know. And the kind of the type of barber shop that he has because he's a traveling barber you can't call the shop and talk to the barber you know if you google the if you google the barber shop, you can't call the shop so unless you have his personal number you can't get to him so, i waited and waited and waited for a response hit him back ready for a response it's been, that was april so that's been a couple months now and i still have not received the camera. Now, I said all that to say this. Some people aren't who they say they are. And for me, that hurt me because I supported this dude. Everything he does, I supported him. And I won that raffle fair and square. He did the drawing. He did the plucking of the ticket online for, you know, and And I went to Van Square and I still hit it July 13th. And I have not seen that camera or tripod or not received any kind of message from him. The last message I received from him was he had came back from Atlanta and the camera should have went out or it should go out next week. That's been sent. That's when I was back in April and I've not heard anything. So, again, I said all that to say this, that people, I lost my faith in people. I've had some instances where I tried to be a supportive friend to some folks and they took my friendship and was like, oh, you have an agenda, you got this, you got that going on. And I'm like, what? I'm just trying to be supportive. And nothing. And I was told I was all kind of crazy and I had some kind of agenda. And I'm like, you know what? I'm done. I even had an instance with my ex-wife where we got into a very lengthy texting, sparring match via text. And then I was like halfway through that and I was like, you know what? Why am I arguing with you? We're divorced. We are divorced. You have gone back to your last name. We have nothing else to talk about. If it's not about Terry Jr., we ain't got nothing to talk about. And so again, it's about putting negative in your rear view. And I had to learn that. And that's where I am in my mental health journey is having to learn how to put folks in the rearview mirror, life is hard enough. It really is. It's hard enough when you have to, especially after divorce, because you go from having a full-time family and doing what you're supposed to do for your family to not having a family and then having to deal with life in that arena, trying to keep your mental health straight. I try not to be phony when I deal with people. I try to be really real with people. And let them know how I'm really feeling and trying to deal with the emotions because being fake does nothing, right? At the end of the day, when you're left with your own devices and you have to deal with yourself, it's crazy and it's a hard place to be. And with me, I had to just cut all of that out. I had to cut out, I had to cut the negative people out. I've had to really deal with Terry because sometimes, you know, sometimes we don't want to deal with us. You know we didn't want to deal with us we want to put blame on everybody else nope that's not that because that's not how it's supposed to be you got to deal with you and I realized that you know I made some bad choices I hurt some folks you know over time. But you know, It is at a place, I'm at a place in my life, in my mental health journey, that my peace and my happiness comes before anything or anybody else. It has to, because if it does not, you will not survive it. If we don't wake up, if we don't wake up and realize that our peace is more important than anything or anybody, you will be swallowed up by this stuff. You'll be swallowed up by negativity. You'll be swallowed up by nonsense. You'll be swallowed up by negative people. And it will just destroy you. So if you're listening to this, make a decision today that when I wake up in the morning, just make a decision at any point. Make a decision. My peace is important. At the end of the day, my happiness is important. You know, stop trying to live for other people. That's the mistake that I made too. Live for other people. Stop doing that. Because what is that going to do? It's going to make you trying to live with other people and you're missing the mark with that person and you're trying to do the same thing with someone else. It's a recipe for disaster all day long. All day long, it's a recipe for disaster. And at some point, you got to say, you know what? I got to live for me and whoever comes into my life has to fit in that mold. If they don't fit into that mold, then you got to move on to the next thing because you cannot, you absolutely cannot not, try to live for other people. It doesn't work. It just doesn't work. Because if you live for other people, you forget. That's another problem with people is that we try to live for other people and we lose ourselves trying to be something for somebody else. When we're not doing the old William Shakespeare saying to thine own self, be true. You have to be true to yourself first. Because if someone cannot accept you for who you are, you don't need them anyway. And it is time to move on. So my episode today is dedicated to the ones who are listening and who are going through and can't figure out how to get from one step to the other. First of all, sister or brother, breathe. Right. Trauma hurts and you have to breathe. If you break your arm and go to the ER and you're hyperventilating, then they're going to tell you is to breathe. That's the first step in the healing process. Right. The second is the purge. You have to purge yourself of the evil and the nonsense and the bullshit and all of that. You have to purge yourself because you can't recover from a mental health incident trying to hold on to the old stuff. It does not work. It goes back to the definition of insanity. What is that? The definition of insanity is trying to do the same thing over and over again, expecting a definite result. It's not going to happen. and you are going to have to make some changes, throw some people out, look in the mirror, forgive yourself. I've always said that. Forgive yourself because ain't nobody else going to do it. Right? And as angry as I was at my ex, as angry as I was at the world when I went through my divorce, I realized that 98% of the stuff that I went through with my divorce was my fault. I'm not going to take the whole blame now. I'm not

Welcome back to another episode of the Knucklehead Chronicles! After a brief hiatus, we're diving into the final installment of the Divorce Chronicles. In this emotionally charged episode, our host opens up about the rollercoaster of emotions experienced during the divorce process and the lessons learned along the way. From the harsh realities of divorce court to the challenges of co-parenting a special needs child, this episode provides a raw and honest look at the impact of divorce on both personal and financial levels. Our host also shares a deeply personal health scare related to diabetes, highlighting the importance of self-care even during life's toughest moments. As we close this chapter, there's a heartfelt message for all listeners about resilience, self-awareness, and the importance of taking control of one's destiny. Don't miss this powerful and insightful episode that marks the end of one journey and the beginning of another.

Welcome to another heart-tugging episode of the Knucklehead Chronicles podcast. Terry, your host, is back after a brief hiatus with a new episode titled 'The Struggle,' focusing on his emotional journey, thereby proving that this podcast was designed to help you realize that you are not the only one dealing with hardships. It further emphasizes the message that just when you think it's over, a new phase begins, and just because you were dealt a bad hand doesn't mean you have to keep it. In this episode, Terry takes you through his recent emotional turmoil related to a difficult divorce that has left him feeling like he's been discarded. He candidly shares his thoughts, fears, and the challenges he has faced before and during this trying period, creating a poignant backdrop for the future stories on the podcast. Despite the hardships and the feeling of betrayal, Terry stands accountable for his actions and choices, consistently emphasizing the importance of two-sided effort in any relationship. Terry also throws light on the issues of emotional manipulation in relationships and the importance of self-realization in healing these emotional wounds. He encourages listeners who might be in similar situations to take steps to heal themselves, protect their energy and begin a journey towards happiness irrespective of how arduous the process might be. This episode of the Knucklehead Chronicles podcast is more than just a story; it's an emotional roller coaster that offers valuable insights into dealing with adversities in life and relationships. As Terry continues on his healing journey, he invites you to join him and shares a powerful reminder not to justify your wounds simply because you still love the person who's causing them. Tune in for an emotional journey that assuages the pain and illuminates the path of healing.

In this illuminating episode of "The Knucklehead Chronicles", host Terry and guest SheRa Renee candidly discuss the challenges and revelations of navigating through divorce. Together, they delve into their personal experiences, highlighting the emotional turmoil, negotiating co-parenting, and the initial shock of newfound solo journeys towards self-discovery. We listen as they illuminate the complexity of shared parenting post-divorce, the stresses it can cause, and the absolute necessity of removing emotions from decision-making. They share stories involving stubborn negotiation processes, struggles to find balance within the confines of court-directed custody, and how in many cases, this process can require legal mediation. One of the most poignant themes is the journey of dating after a traumatic marriage ends. Fear, vulnerability, self-doubt and learning to trust again are discussed with compelling honesty. Reflecting on their fears and insecurities, our guests expose their deeply personal philosophies on love, trust, and the quest for a 'happily-ever-after' post-divorce. In this warm and genuine conversation, Terry and SheRa assure listeners that while the path of co-parenting and dating after a divorce may seem daunting, they are not alone in their experiences. Navigating through these challenges can be tough, but taking it one day at a time is perfectly okay. Don't miss this heartfelt, intense, and ultimately hopeful guide to navigating life and love after divorce.

Welcome to another profound episode of the Knucklehead Chronicles podcast where your host, Terry, discusses an important journey towards self-discovery and self-worth following a painful break-up. Holding on to pain and past relationships can inhibit growth and progress. Terry expresses gratitude towards his ex for inadvertently prompting him to embark on a journey of self-discovery and resilience. Listen as Terry vividly explains the process of overcoming his intensive heartache and confusion, shedding light on the importance of finding one's self amidst emotional turmoil. Heartbreak forced Terry to re-examine his life, propelling him into a deep introspective journey that revealed his power, potential and ability to transform pain into progress. Enjoy as Terry discloses how he reached a paradigm shift in his life; where he found the strength to say "thank you" to the people who tried to destroy him because they unknowingly catalyzed his transformation. An emotional yet inspirational podcast that highlights the significance of severing ties with past relationships as a crucial step towards growth and self-worth. Tune in to this episode of the Knucklehead Chronicles podcast for an emotionally charged discussion on harnessing the power of heartbreak to foster personal growth and transformation. Remember, you are not alone in your struggle, and Terry is here to help. Start your journey to healing and self-discovery now. Finally, it's time to delete the number and move on!

Welcome to a compelling episode of The Knucklehead Chronicles podcast! Join your host, Terry, on a compelling journey of self-discovery, resilience, and truth amid the aftermath of a divorce. Listen as he unravels his personal experiences and lessons learnt from facing and overcoming challenges in the premise of starting life afresh post-divorce. This episode particularly empathizes with those unjustly labelled as 'the villain' post-breakup, assuring them they are not alone and encouraging resilience and acceptance. Terry undrapes his heart-wrenching experiences with the perfect blend of humor and candidness, exploring deep but relatable topics of love, guilt, and the concept of moving on. As you go along, expect an earnest discussion about the signs of when to exit a relationship, especially for the ones who've emotionally distanced themselves already. Terry stresses the significance of honesty towards oneself and their partner, reinforcing the import of not squandering time in a relationship when it is past revival. This episode is a melange of wisdom, invaluable lessons, laughter, and emotions. So, buckle up and set yourself on an emotional whirlwind that you wouldn't want to miss. You'll indeed take away more than you can anticipate from Terry's shared experiences. Dive deep into the seldom discussed subject of life post-divorce. Learn about the hurdles and opportunities of re-entering the dating scene, the daunting fear of rejection, and the process of personal reinvention post-separation. Terry imparts a realistic glimpse into these daunting life transitions through his candid expression of personal experiences, thoughts, apprehensions, and findings related to dating after a divorce. This narrative encapsulates the raw sentiments and complex aspects of divorce and emphasizes the significance of allowing oneself the time and space for healing, developing forgiveness, and moving ahead. Listen to our host's open discussion about his personal dilemmas and fear, which will certainly resound with many of us. Round off this episode on a note of hopefulness. Remember that divorce may be painful, but it's important to look into the future positively, always taking forward one step at a time. Remember, love isn't confined to one, and you can definitely come across love again, even after a divorce. For more such engaging discussions, subscribe to The Knucklehead Chronicles Podcast today and follow us across all social media platforms.

Welcome to another episode of the 'Knucklehead Chronicles' podcast with your host Terry, where he bares his struggles and personal journey through the five stages of grief after the end of a significant relationship. Listen as Terry candidly discusses his experiences with denial and how it fueled his initial refusal to accept the end of the relationship, along with feelings of rejection and abandonment. Delve into the second stage, anger, where simmering feelings of worthlessness and failure stirred within him, even as he refrained from outwardly expressing his fury. As the podcast progresses, Terry explores the third stage, bargaining, where he fruitlessly tried to negotiate the terms of the relationship. Listen as he reveals the fourth stage, depression, where he spent countless hours in solitude wrestling with his demons. In the final stage, acceptance, Terry enlightens listeners on how he came around to accepting the harsh realities. He makes it clear that acceptance isn't synonymous with happiness, but it is a necessary step towards progression. His personal insights are aimed at listeners going through similar struggles, and to remind them that liberation and blessings are on the other side of acceptance. Stand with Terry on this journey of acceptance and personal growth. Subscribe and follow the 'Knucklehead Chronicles' podcast today!

In this deeply personal and emotive episode of 'The Knucklehead Chronicles', host Terry shares an incredibly insightful journey into the process of healing and letting go. He dedicates the episode to a coworker who unknowingly provided much-needed perspective in his life following a difficult divorce. Terry details his struggles with anxiety and the pressure of maintaining a false image, and how these factors amplified the pain of his marital dissolution. While dealing with being labeled as the 'bad guy', he learns an invaluable lesson from his colleague - to simply 'let them'. Her short but profound comment prompted a moment of liberation and personal growth. Hastening towards openness and acceptance, Terry exhibits immense courage in publicly grappling with his feelings, pain, and vulnerabilities. He starts to understand that holding on to past hurt will only serve to bleed him out emotionally. He reflects on the absolute necessity of letting go - letting go of people who no longer value you and bearing the inevitable pain that accompanies such decisions. Terry's journey serves to reassure listeners that they are not alone in their struggles. It provides guidance and support for anyone facing similar circumstances. In sharing his story, Terry provides a poignant and compelling reminder of the power inherent in releasing people and situations that no longer serve us. This episode is a potent blend of vulnerability, strength, and resilience, offering a balm to those weathering the turbulent storms of life.

Join Terry on another episode of Knucklehead Chronicles Podcast. This episode focuses on respecting personal boundaries and emphasizes the importance of minding one's business. Listen as Terry candidly shares his firsthand experience with divorce, family matters, and the toxicity of being a part of other people's business. Terry delves into the bitterness and chaos linked to others meddling in matters that don't concern them. He narrates a personal story about getting unexpectedly attacked on social media by people who were misinformed and not directly involved in the dispute. This experience leads him to raise an important question: How many people would react differently towards you if they knew your side of the story? Tune in as Terry reflects on this incident and brings forth insightful thoughts about the dangers of involving oneself in the conflicts of others, especially when they lack a full understanding of the situation. His empowering message echoes the importance of minding your own business, promoting understanding, and discouraging unnecessary drama. Visit knuckleheadchroniclespodcast.podbean.com to tune in to this eye-opening episode, subscribe to the podcast, and stay tuned for new episodes.

This is the 3rd installment of the starting over series, "One Day At A Time" I think that this is a good jumpoff spot to let you know where I am, how I'm doing. I hope that you enjoy.

Just an update on where I have been and why I haven't been recording.

In this episode, I recap 2022 for me and my family and how it has changed my life.

In this episode we are discussing the tasing of Keenan Anderson.

In this episode, we are playing America's favorite game "One Gotta Go" these focused on afro-centric movies and music.

In this weeks episode, we delve in the world of this weeks hot topics and boy oh boy. Also I introduce a new segment at the end of the show, I haven't named it yet, but it's coming. I hope you enjoy. 

In this episode, we interviewed young football star Kolby Moore Zapata. We discussed Boston Celtics Coach Ime Udonka and he possible future with the franchise.

In this episode, Step 2, Stand in the face of adversity. Even when it doesn't like everything won't go your way, KNOW that it is for your good.

In this episode, I discuss the 3 steps necessary to be successful in the next chapter of your life. I hope you enjoy.

In this episode Kev and I talk about our wedding days be it that our anniversaries are around the same date. Melissa and Gen joined us as it turnt out to be a funny roastin session. Hope you enjoy.

This episode is just me bragging about my significant other on our Anniversary.

In this episode, I serve up a little gratitude because tomorrow is most certainly not guaranteed for any of us. 

In this episode, we talked about R. Kelly and his prison time, Tupac and why they prolife folks are using "Keep Your Head Up" as their battlecry.

In this episode, I talked about "McDonald's Baby Mama" and little of Roe V Wade. I told white women to stop using Tupac's "Keep Your Head Up" as their anthem and told you guys a little bit about my personal AncestryDNA stuff. Check it out...

In the wake of the overturning of Roe V Wade, we had special guest and my friend Doubledeemuva, creator of The Blaqurate News on facebook on discussing that topic, we also touched on Bishop Dwight Reed who groomed his associate ministers daughter while he was counseling her parents and eventually married her. Our topic, why are christians so freaking judgmental and political? I give you the top 5 reasons folks won't attend church or has walked away from religion altogether.

In this episode the story continues with the dumbness and bs. This is just one of many stories that I'm gong to share.

In this episode, I dedicate the show to my mother Patricia. I love you mom!!

On this episode, EDigga and I discuss Kevin Samuels and we ponder why or if folks are celebrating the passing of Kevin, we also discussed RoeVWade and new White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

In this premiere episode of KCP: Panel Edition, BS3tv on Roku, we tackled the topic of the enigma known as Kevin Samuels, who the hell made this man the spokesperson for all men? Did the young lady who took a picture in prom dress with guns, really lose her scholarship to TSU? We introduced Black Business Spotlight, KPeeps: Sports Talk, Quinn's: Album of The Week, Dad Joke of The Week and the Meep Meep of the Week with Edigga! I hope that you guys enjoy!

In this episode, I chronicle our first year in Idaho, shouted out some folks and all of that. I hope that you enjoy.

The chapter i'll tell you about meeting one of my bestest friends of all of the world. 

Is police brutality getting worse.

In this episode we exploring how in the world did I end up living with my daughters' baby's daddy. Lawd this rabbit hole......

As you will see in this episode, you will see that I wasn't as brave as I wanted to be when handling "Strawberry"......

I decided to get the gang back together in honor of my birthday about this Will Smith and Chris Rock nonsense and touch on Men's Mental Health.

This episode chronicles some current event stories that are not so current and before the Will and Chris Rock fiasco. 

In this episode im recapping episodes 1-10, just to catch up the new listeners. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

In episode, the saga of this chapter in my life was ridiculous but it made me the man I am today.

This episode is a transitional episode where life changed, but there were some heroes in my life that bailed me out a few times. I hope you enjoy. Remember leave me your thoughts at Knuckleheadchroniclespodcast@gmail.com or here on Buzzsprout.

In this episode, the saga that was my second marriage is starting to unfold......

In this episode, Strawberry has made her way to NC....yeah it gets really interesting.

In this episode, I take a break from the Origin series and I am discussing racism in the aftermath of the Super Bowl halftime show. I hope you enjoy

Introducing Strawberry and my first stint in Chicago and how it went so wrong so fast!!

The story continues with Minnie Pearl and I. And I meet my best friend.

In this episode, life gets a little interesting. Buckle Up!

The Story continues......

In part 2, I continue my life story as I talk military life and Child Support issues. 

This is the 1st of a 10 part series chronicling my life from the age of 16. Listen, many lessons, many experiences. Check it out.

In this episode to put to bed and get off my chest what happened to my last endeavor. Check it out. If you listened to an episode or been in a live and wondered what happened, here you go.