Podcast appearances and mentions of brandon frame

Welcome to another uplifting episode of the "I Am Dad" podcast! Today, we are thrilled to have with us a visionary leader and social innovator who has made a profound impact on the lives of Black men and boys—Brandon Frame. Brandon is the Chief Visionary Officer of TheBlackManCan FOUNDATION., an award-winning and internationally recognized non-profit and digital media platform dedicated to celebrating, educating, and inspiring boys and men of color. Through TheBlackManCan, Brandon has worked tirelessly to challenge stereotypes and amplify the authentic stories of Black men, creating a powerful shift in perception and empowering individuals to redefine their narratives. In addition to his work with TheBlackManCan, Brandon serves as the Deputy Director of Social-Emotional Learning at The Urban Assembly, where he helps integrate crucial life skills into education for young people. He is also the co-founder of the award-winning Twitter chat #hiphoped, and the author of Define Yourself, Redefine the World: A Guided Journal for Boys and Men of Color and the children's book My First Tie. Brandon's dedication to uplifting his community has earned him numerous accolades, including the Martin Luther King, Jr. Drum Major Award and the title of Change Maker of the Year. Despite these achievements, what stands out most is his humility and commitment to servant leadership, always striving to make a positive difference in the lives of others.

The Black Man can inspire men across the world to celebrate, the joy, light, love, and positivity of being a black male. In a world that likes to paint us in a bad light. The Black man can uplift celebrate and inspire black men to be their best selves. 1:40 - The Black man can #sel #education #inspire

Dr. Brandon Frame, creator of the brand “TheBlackManCan”, discusses the importance of uplifting Black men and boys through representation.

Learn How This Entrepreneur is Revolutionizing the Black Community that will help every man do the same! Join me on the Man of Honor Podcast with Brandon Frame, a visionary leader, social innovator, and mentor. He is the Chief Visionary Officer of TheBlackManCan, Inc., an award-winning and internationally recognized non-profit and digital media platform focused on celebrating, educating, and inspiring boys and men of color. Accomplishments and accolades are no stranger to Brandon Frame, but what makes him extraordinary is the humility and servant-leadership that marks his life. Brandon is the Deputy Director of Social - Emotional Learning at The Urban Assembly, Co-Founder of the award-winning Twitter chat #hiphoped, and the Author of Define Yourself, Redefine the World: A Guided Journal for Boys and Men of color and the children's book My First Tie. For his community service, Brandon received the Martin Luther King, Jr. Drum Major Award, Change Maker of the Year, and was named Next in Class in Education by Black Entertainment Television. Brandon's work has been featured in the Black Enterprise, Boston Globe, Essence, CBS, and NBC. Brandon pursues excellence with impeccable effort in all that he does. He is a graduate of Morehouse College and resides in Bronx, NY.

This episode focuses on the walking affirmation and initiative of "The Black Man Can" movement, that highlights and encourages black men that "We Can" do any and everything we put our minds to. My guest this episode, Brandon Frame, founder of "The Black Man Can" initiative hear to talk to me about how this walking affirmation got started for him. He spoke about the origin of the initiative, which goes back to 2010 when he started it as a blog for black men and boys to see positive images of themselves in any and every space possible. He was inspired by MK Asante, a best-selling author, award-winning filmmaker and recording artist, who said "Once you make an observation, you have an obligation". His personal observation was that not enough positive imagery was being put out about black men and boys which motivated him to launch this initiative. He also spoke about how this movement and his social media following has grown exponentially with so many black men supporting it by sending him clips of intricate, personal and congratulatory things that every day black men are doing. He even spoke about just the feedback and responses he's been receiving from people who follow him on how this walking affirmation has motivated and inspired them to become the best versions of themselves, how vulnerable black men can be and enjoying the human emotions. He's created a space even within his own personal circle that consists of a judge-free space on how black men can help each other grow in various ways and aspects of his life and he encourages other black men to do just the same; to build community amongst groups of black men because we know that we all need help and are lacking in areas that other black men can help us gain. My favorite question that I asked him was"The Black Man Can what?'', and his response spoke volumes to me personally when he said, "There's nothing we can't do, and what we can continue to do is pursue excellence with impeccable effort". He mentioned some of the things that's on the horizon with this initiative. He's planning to host a power couple brunch which is dedicated to honoring black men with their wives and significant others, to create healthy and whole families. His team also has a "Build a Better Brother Summit", "My 1st Tie Experience", "The Black Man Can Awards" as well which to promote and expose the uplifting experience of what black men are really about vs what society perpetuate us as. You can check out this movement on their site @www.theblackmancan.org and follow him on Instagram on @theblackmancan. Stay encourage black man.

Brandon Frame, Director of Social Emotional Learning at Urban Assembly guest on creating long term goals and understanding of Social Emotional Learning's Impact. More info at theblackmancan.com. *********************************  PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT for TEACHER RETENTION, TEACHER HAPPINESS, TEACHER RECRUITMENT for your district : Excellent VIRTUAL district wide PD that is proven to make an immediate difference is now offered by our  AMERICAN CONSORTIUM FOR EQUITY IN EDUCATION. Teachers love it. Administrators praise it. Learn more here

Brandon Frame, Director of Social Emotional Learning at Urban Assembly guest on creating long term goals and understanding of Social Emotional Learning's Impact. More info at theblackmancan.com. *********************************  PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT for TEACHER RETENTION, TEACHER HAPPINESS, TEACHER RECRUITMENT for your district : Excellent VIRTUAL district wide PD that is proven to make an immediate difference is now offered by our  AMERICAN CONSORTIUM FOR EQUITY IN EDUCATION. Teachers love it. Administrators praise it. Learn more here

"Am I my brother's keeper?" (Yes. I am.)If you're old enough to remember the movie New Jack City, you know that this biblical phrase has been used throughout our culture in some colorful ways, but my next guest is bringing meaning and the spirit back to the phrase.In this episode of Blue Dope, I have Brandon Frame, Founder of The Black Man Can, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing enriching activities and mentorship to inspire and educate black boys and men of color.*This episode is brought to you by ManscapedGet 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code BLUEDOPE at Manscaped.com*Follow Brandon Frame:https://www.instagram.com/brandonframe *Follow Blue Dope:www.instagram.com/bluedopetvwww.instagram.com/blue*Thank you so much for tuning into Blue Dope. If you enjoy the podcast, please don't forget to rate, comment, and subscribe to the show.*Please visit us at Blue Dope. 

Join Brandon Frame of The Urban Assembly in this webinar replay as he answers questions related to scaling your social and emotional learning (SEL) program, measuring the impact of SEL, and implementing SEL in any setting.Here are some links to check out:Video/WebinarThe Urban AssemblyAperture Education OverviewAperture EducationSELChat

HIRING TEACHERS FOR SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING   From one of the longtime  leading groups for S.E.L., The Urban Assembly, Brandon Frame and Josh Brobow are here  on how to hire the right people when S.E.L. is top of mind for students.  ENJOY  'EQUITY & ACCESS  PREK-12" ONLINE JOURNAL AT ACE-ED.ORG.

HIRING TEACHERS FOR SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING   From one of the longtime  leading groups for S.E.L., The Urban Assembly, Brandon Frame and Josh Brobow are here  on how to hire the right people when S.E.L. is top of mind for students.  ENJOY  'EQUITY & ACCESS  PREK-12" ONLINE JOURNAL AT ACE-ED.ORG.

“Pink gators, my Detroit players Timbs for my hooligans in Brooklyn”. Brandon Frame w/ Jerrell and Richard and talks The Black Man Can, why seeing positive black images is good for our mental , and much more. Detroit Residents Affected by June 25-26 Rain Event: https://detroitmi.gov/departments/water-and-sewerage-department/dwsd-customer-service/dwsd-damage-claims-sewage-backups

Hi Creators! Welcome back to the club. Tune in to learn more about The Black Man Can and how founder, Brandon Frame, has been able to create the standard for depictions of black men and boys. This growing social community has gained an over 700k following rooted in intentionality.+Intentional in doing Good+Intentional in always striving to be your best self+Intentional in not being who others think you are but being who you areThe stories and impact cannot be denied. Looking to start something similar or simply want to learn more about a black creator doing amazing things- watch/ listen/ join the conversation!Keep up with us!@TheBlackCreatorsClub@AkilahFfriend@EboneChatman12and our guest@BrandonFrame

On this Episode Coach Jon John is joined by aspiring Podcast host Crystal B. Together Jon John and Crystal B. discuss Naomi Osaka's decision to withdraw from the French Open citing mental health concerns, why Crystal wants to do a podcast, and they give Black Excellence recognition to Brandon Frame and Carl Bean. Brandon Frame is the founder of the conscious social community called, The Black Man Can. TBMC believes that we are architects, constructing a framework for how the world perceives, interacts and embraces men and boys of color--taking us from a world of you can't to a world that truly believes we can. IG: TheBlackManCan and Online: TheBlackManCan.org. Carl Bean is an American Singer whose song "I Was Born This Way" released in 1977 inspired Lady Gaga's signature 2011 song "Born This Way". In addition to his musical career, Bean was an AIDS activist and ordained minister who founded the Unity Fellowship Church. To find out more about Crystal B. follow her on IG: @Flawed_Yet_Fabulous_901 Don't forget to like, share, and rate this episode and subscribe to The Beyond Your Horizon podcast. Thanks for listening. IG: @Go_BeyondYourHorizon Host: @JonJohn84 www.GoBeyondYourHorizon.com

On the eighth day of dopamine, Brandon Frame gave to me ...a dose to turn my dreams into reality!Brought to you by Dope Soul Wellness, LLC (@dopesoulwellness)Follow us on Instagram @dailydoseofdopaminepodcastWe're on Twitter too! @dailydoseofdop3Loving Daily Dose of Dopamine Podcast? Don't forget to subscribe, rate & review now!

When society would have us to believe that our Black men can't be great husbands or fathers, or successful entrepreneurs, or all the things that Black men strive to be...Brandon Frame, founder and CEO of The Black Man Can, Inc reminds us that "The Black Man Can!"This episode is FULL of gems! Brandon speaks on building a successful business and brand from the ground up, male privilege, dating with intention and purpose, and so much more!Tune in now, you do not want to miss this!Brought to you by Dope Soul Wellness, LLC (@dopesoulwellness)Follow us on Instagram @dailydoseofdopaminepodcastWe're on Twitter too! @dailydoseofdop3Loving Daily Dose of Dopamine Podcast? Don't forget to subscribe, rate & review now!

***** This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. I've Got Scars Baby listeners get 10% off their first month at: http://betterhelp.com/IveGotScarsBaby  It's always a good time to invest in yourself. Turn your scars into your superpower! ***** #Audrabryant #ivegotscarsbaby #Scars In this episode, Brandon shares his experience not meeting his Dad until he was 18-years-old and the work he put in to acknowledge and embrace his emotions. He also describes just how instrumental his mother and other male role models were in shaping who he is today while offering advice to young men who may be in a similar situation. #Fathers #FatherFigure #Scars --- *Free Gift for You: "3 Ways to Turn Your Scars Into Your Superpower": https://witty-composer-7238.ck.page/974806764e --- About Brandon: ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND ACCOLADES ARE NO STRANGER TO BRANDON FRAME, BUT WHAT MAKES HIM EXTRAORDINARY IS THE HUMILITY AND SERVANT-LEADERSHIP THAT MARKS HIS LIFE. WITH THE EDUCATION HE RECEIVED AT MOREHOUSE COLLEGE, BRANDON HAS APPLIED HIS PASSION FOR BUSINESS AND EDUCATION TOWARDS THE GOAL OF CREATING CONCRETE AVENUES FOR YOUTH TO DEVELOP INTO POSITIVE AND UPSTANDING MEN AND WOMEN. HIS ORGANIZATION, THEBLACKMANCAN, INC. IS AN OASIS OF RESOURCES FOR BOTH AFRICAN AMERICAN AND GLOBAL COMMUNITIES . IN JUST SEVEN YEARS THE ORGANIZATION HAS GAINED AN INTERNATIONAL FOLLOWING AND ENDEAVORS TO CHANGE AND PROMOTE A POSITIVE NARRATIVE OF BLACK LIVES. THEBLACKMANCAN INSTITUTE, COMPRISED OF A NETWORK OF OVER 200 MENTORS HAS IMPACTED OVER 3,500 YOUNG MEN, HAS TRAVELED TO SEVERAL COMMUNITIES SUCH ATLANTA,GA, NEW YORK CITY, AND MORE, TO UPLIFT, EDUCATE, AND INSPIRE YOUNG MEN OF COLOR. BRANDON HAS NEVER FORGOTTEN HIS HOME STATE OF CONNECTICUT, THEBLACKMANCAN INSTITUTE HAS IMPACTED THE COMMUNITIES OF HARTFORD, NEW HAVEN, WATERBURY, NORWICH, NEW LONDON AND WINDSOR. BRANDON CURRENTLY SERVES AS THE DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS AND DEVELOPMENT AT HIGH SCHOOL INC. IN HARTFORD, CT. THERE BRANDON HAS IMPLEMENTED A NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED PROGRAM BY COINING THE PHRASE, "TAKING STUDENTS FROM THE CLASSROOM TO THE BOARDROOM." HE IS THE AUTHOR OF THE CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED INTERACTIVE JOURNAL, "DEFINE YOURSELF, REDEFINE THE WORLD: A GUIDED JOURNAL FOR BOYS AND MEN OF COLOR. FOR HIS SERVICE TO HIS COMMUNITY BRANDON HAS RECEIVED THE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DRUM MAJOR AWARD, 40 UNDER 40, CHANGE MAKER OF THE YEAR, PRODUCER OF THE YEAR FOR HIS TELEVISION SHOW BUILDING MINDS FOREVER AND WAS NAMED NEXT IN CLASS IN THE FIELD OF EDUCATION BY BLACK ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISION. BRANDON IS ALSO THE CO-FOUNDER OF THE AWARD-WINNING TWITTER CHAT #HIPHOPED, CREATOR OF THE POWER COUPLE BRUNCH. HIS WORK HAS BEEN FEATURED IN THE BOSTON GLOBE, BLACK BRIDE MAGAZINE, THE GRIO, CBS NEW YORK, AFRO-AMERICAN NEWSPAPER, FOX CONNECTICUT AND THE HARTFORD COURANT. HIS GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT IS BEING A COMMUNITY MEMBER WHO RISES TO THE CHALLENGE OF BUILDING A GENERATION, BY BEING THE EXAMPLE OF CHANGE HE WISHES TO SEE.  HE IS DETERMINED TO BE DIFFERENT, BE GREAT AND NEVER STOP. Connect with Brandon at: https://www.instagram.com/brandonframe/ https://www.instagram.com/theblackmancan/ Click here to purchase the guided journal Brandon describes in the interview: https://www.amazon.com/Define-Yourself-Redefine-World-Journal/dp/1481933140/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=brandon+frame&qid=1597858013&sr=8-4 --- *Free Gift for You: "3 Ways to Turn Your Scars Into Your Superpower":  https://witty-composer-7238.ck.page/974806764e Check out Audra's Music video “Scars”:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9omSfX-IMkE For Coaching Inquiries: https://www.audrabryant.com/products Connect with Audra at: Website: https://www.audrabryant.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ivegotscarsbaby and                     https://www.instagram.com/audraabryant Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IveGotScarsBabyShow  Twitter: https://twitter.com/AudraABryant  --- ABOUT AUDRA: Audra was burned at a year and a half, had six surgeries between the ages of 2 and 16, and did not look at herself in the mirror until she was 25 years old. As a person, who has experienced trauma and was left with physical remnants of it, she was then able to do the work necessary to embrace her scars and become empowered by them. Because of her experience, Audra wrote her song “Scars”, created the I've Got Scars Baby! Podcast and has been performing and holding personal empowerment workshops across the country. From Detroit native to Los Angeles artist and producer, Audra has also performed at such venues as the Disney Music Hall (LA), The Kennedy Center (Washington DC), The World Children's Festival of Theatre (Copenhagen, Denmark), The House of Blues Sunset (LA) and The Comedy Store (LA), Laugh Factory (LA) and The Comedy Union (LA). As a Producer, Audra has worked for several network TV shows including: America's Got Talent, Steve Harvey's Big Time, and The Tom Joyner Show as well as shows on Netflix, BET, and VH1. Audra has taken her creativity to the stage as the writer and producer of her first play entitled, The Cage at the Stella Adler Theatre.

Brandon Frame opens up about rebuilding the relationship with his father in which he met when he was 18, breaking the cycle for young men to see pass rapping and athletics, black men protecting their women, and much more.

How can we construct a framework for how the world perceives, interacts and embraces men and boys of color to shift us from the belief of "No, they can't." to "Yes, they can!"? In April of 2010, Brandon Frame answered this call in a way that would change the trajectory of his career and the lives of Black men and boys in America. He started TheBlackManCan, Inc., an award-winning nonprofit organization that is committed to the healthy and holistic development of Black men, boys and their communities. In addition to being its Chief Visionary Officer, Brandon also is Deputy Director of Social-Emotional Learning at The Urban Assembly. In this Coach Chat episode, you'll hear how TBMC has evolved into a conscious social community that reflects positive images of Black boys and men of color. Brandon and Coach Colette unpack male privilege, and its impact on Black relationships. The two also discuss why it is critical to disrupt the hyper-masculine stereotypes of Black men to help young men and boys of color develop greater self-esteem. As mentioned, to get a copy of Brandon's book, My First Tie, click here. Co-authored with Tanae Denean Eskridge, it's the second book in a children's book series, The Adventures Of Coach & Little Dell. Donate $25 to help send a young Black man to the Building a Better Brother Summit, click here. You'll hear one of Brandon's favorite quotes: "Once you make an observation, you have an obligation." What observations are you making about the challenges faced by Black men (and women) in the US? If you'd like to share your responses or thoughts, send us a message here. If you enjoyed this episode, why not share it on Instagram and tag @Coach_Colette! She’ll be sure to share your comments and big takeaways on her Instagram Stories. Thanks for listening and please make sure to give us a review on iTunes or Spotify or wherever you listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coach-colette/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coach-colette/support

Arnya and Fancy chat with Founder and Chief Visionary of The Black Man Can, Brandon Frame, about the importance of his work and how it impacts young Black men and boys. Sponsors: Hustle Write Publication LLC: www.hustlewritepublication.com| @hustlewritepublication Rep Glenicia Neal: IG: @nealglenicia News: (pulled from the What's Happening part of the outline) Oluwatoyin Salau Black People Hangings OSU & Chuba Hubbard Shop TAT “Never Thirsty” Tumblers are available here >>> https://swagher.net/product/theories-thoughts-personalized-never-thirsty-tumbler/$35 Watch live on Tuesday nights at 7 PM/CST on SwagHer's Facebook. Connect w/ the Hostesses Arnya T.M. Davis IG:@ladi.ceo FB: @LadiCEO Twitter: @Im_a_ladiceo YouTube: LadiCEO Media Mz Thangz Boutique Website: www.mzthangzboutique.com IG: @mzthangzboutique A Ladi & Her Wine Website:https://www.onehopewine.com/myshop/arnya-martin-davis FB: A Ladi & Her Wine Francheska “Fancy” Felder IG: @fancyswagher FB: @fancythegogetta Twitter: @FancySwagHer SwagHer Magazine Website: http://swagher.net IG: @swaghermagazine FB: @SwagHerMagazine Twitter: @SwagHerMagazine --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Brandon M. Frame is the founder of The Black Man Can. #theblackmancan While attending Morehouse College he observed there was a need for mentorship for young boys of color attending middle school. He created a youth males mentorship group called, Voice. He led this group and fostered the educational growth of young boys of color while attending college. This group met once a week and focused on fostering and building positive self-identity of young men and boys of color. Almost as if written destiny, Brandon's life has always been on a path to be a leader and trailblazer for boys and men of color. Born and raised in Hartford, CT and the eldest to his five siblings, Brandon has a natural tendency to care and look out for others. After graduating Morehouse College, he began teaching and coaching at a private school in MA. There, he became a mentor to his students. Brandon realized he had an impact on the younger generation and became a male figure that young men looked up to. Growing up most of his life without his father, he had to learn certain things about becoming a man on his own. One thing he learned was how common it is for other young men of color to be without their fathers. Brandon wanted to create a place for young men of color to express themselves and be able to see positive images of other males of color. In 2010, Brandon created a blog called #theblackmancan to congratulate, educate, and inspire young boys and men of color. The blog set up a platform for boys and men of color to express themselves and share positive life stories. Using social media as a place for these young boys and men of color to have a voice and show the world positive images, this blog experienced tremendous growth over the next few years. In 2013 Brandon decided to take this movement to the next level and wrote a guided journal entitled, Define Yourself: Redefine the World. The journal was used as a tool in his educational institute. Since its inception, Brandon began to be recognized and awarded for his movement. Some of the notable awards include, the Boston Globe magazine cover, Jet magazine's Men of Honor, BET Honors: Next in Class Awards, and the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. award from Morehouse College. Throughout the decade he launched his own YouTube TV series “Building Minds Forever” which lasted for two years and hosted over 150 guests. He created 1000 T.I.E.S (Transforming Identities 2 Empower Society), and the Blackmancan Institute which is now called ‘Building a Better Brother' Summit, which has experienced huge success with over 7,000 young men attending since its inception in 2013. Brandon is the creative visionary for several innovative events and platforms which include, #FallingBlackinLove Power Couple Brunch, #BlackManWinningWednesdays featuring young boys of color recognizing successful men of color, and #BlackMenMondays. This young man has a God given path to lead and pave the way for other boys and men of color to succeed and be seen as the kings they are made to be. To learn more about Brandon M. Frame and his program, The Black Man Can, please follow him on Facebook and Instragram by putting Brandon M. Frame in your search box.  You may also follow #theblackmancan on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter by putting theblackmancan in your search box. You may also follow them online at www.theblackmancan.com and www.theblackmancan.org To view the edition of Huami Magazine that Brandon Frame is featured in, please click on the following link: https://issuu.com/terrywatson7/docs/huami_magazine_atlanta_jan_2020   For more information about Huami Magazine, please visit www.mykelmedia.com  

Brandon Frame is a visionary leader, social innovator and mentor. He is the Chief Visionary Officer of TheBlackManCan, Inc. an award winning and internationally recognized non-profit and digital media platform focused on celebrating, educating and inspiring boys and men of color. Started as a blog, over the last seven years TheBlackManCan has evolved in a conscious social community that reflects positive images of black boys and men of color. Brandon Frame is the Deputy Director of Social - Emotional Learning at The Urban Assembly, Co-Founder of the award winning twitter chat #hiphoped and the Author of Define Yourself, Redefine the World: A Guided Journal for Boys and Men of color and the children's book My First Tie. For his service to his community, Brandon has received the Martin Luther King, Jr. Drum Major Award, Change Maker of the Year and was named Next in Class in the field of Education by Black Entertainment Television. Brandon’s work has been featured in the Black Enterprise, Boston Globe, Essence, CBS, and NBC. Brandon pursues excellence with impeccable effort in all that he does. He is a graduate of Morehouse College and resides in Bronx, NY. Visit TheBlackManCan website https://www.theblackmancan.com

In this episode, D'Anthony sits down with Brandon Frame. Brandon is a visionary leader, social innovator and mentor. He is the Founder & Chief Visionary Officer of TheBlackManCan, Inc. an award winning and internationally recognized non-profit organization focused on celebrating, educating and inspiring boys and men of color. In this episode, we talk about Motivational speaking, societal pressures to have kids, historically black colleges vs White institutions and the influx of father support in pro sports.  Connect with Brandon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brandonframe/?hl=en   More from D'Anthony  Podcast: https://daward.podbean.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dad_vlog/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/THEDADVLOG

On this weeks episode of off the strength, Tony, Troy, Corey and Kyle catch up with Chief Visionary Officer and Founder of The Black Man Can Brandon Frame and discuss the development of his platform, the need for positive black male imagery not to be a rarity, the importance of celebrating accomplishment in community, lessons learned on the road to accomplishment, falling black in love, making sure you listen when amplifying your message, doing life together and the importance of partnership, falling out of love with the art, and developing the perseverance to find your way back to the mission. For more with Brandon, catch up with him at:WEB: The Black Man IG: @theblackmancanTwitter:@theblackmancanYouTube: watch hereFor more with OFF THE STRENGTH, be sure to leave us a review, like, listen and subscribe!Show - @offthestrength_Tony - @atrainercalledtonyCorey -@yourtrainercoreyKyle - @krjones_Troy - @troy_brooks See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Once you make an observation, You have an obligation.” Visionary and Social Innovator, Brandon Frame shares with us the importance of staying true to your personal mission by being proactive in your work, remaining authentic to your purpose and building a community of advocates.

Across Atlanta there are leaders and organizations making a positive impact on our community. This week, co-hosts Elaine Armstrong and Trenise Lyons host a special Father's Day edition of the show with Brandon Frame from the Black Man Can

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Brandon Frame is the Founder of The Black Man Can, Inc, Co-Founder of #HipHopEd, and author of "The Adventures of Coach and Little Dell: My First Tie". TheBlackManCan is an award-winning non-profit organization as seen on CBS, BET & ABC. Frame joins Brandon Alexander and The Winter's Cactus Podcast to discuss the maturation of the black man and importance of reading fundamentals at an early age. The two pair dive into storytelling when they discuss Big Pimpin' Jay-Z vs 4:44 Jay-Z. Is one possible without the other? Last but not least, the school to prison pipeline starts as early as fourth grade. Frame aims to use literacy as a means to combat this horrific statistic.  Connect further with Brandon M Frame on Instagram @brandonframe & @theblackmancan. 

Brandon moved from CT to NYC and shares his views on adulting. Brandon Frame is a visionary leader, social innovator and mentor. He is the Chief Visionary Officer of TheBlackManCan, Inc. an award winning and internationally recognized non-profit and digital media platform focused on celebrating, educating and inspiring boys and men of color. Accomplishments and accolades are no stranger to Brandon Frame, but what makes him extraordinary is the humility and servant-leadership that marks his life. Brandon is the Deputy Director of Social - Emotional Learning at The Urban Assembly, Co-Founder of the award winning twitter chat #hiphoped and the Author of Define Yourself, Redefine the World: A Guided Journal for Boys and Men of color and the children's book My First Tie. For his service to his community, Brandon has received the Martin Luther King, Jr. Drum Major Award, Change Maker of the Year and was named Next in Class in the field of Education by Black Entertainment Television. Brandon's work has been featured in the Black Enterprise, Boston Globe, Essence, CBS, and NBC. Brandon pursues excellence with impeccable effort in all that he does. He is a graduate of Morehouse College and resides in Bronx, NY. www.blackmancan.org www.myfirsttiebook.com It'$ My Money - www.itsmymoneyjournal.info media sponsor - SwagHer

From CT to the Boogie Down BX, Brandon Frame (@brandonframe) proves the Black Man Can.  From hearing about Morehouse in a side conversation with his best friend's dad to becoming an icon of Black Manhood, his path prepared him to lead a revolution in how Black Boys and Black Men see themselves.  In Episode 6, Brandon shares how his quest to reframe outdated images and useless stereotypes became his reason for waking up each and every day.

Lets talk about how I was forced into self love. Happy Black History Month! Spotlights this month will be geared toward African American Men and Women who has made an impact in this world. Spotlight goes out to Brandon Frame who is the owner of BlackManCanInc a blog on Instagram to celebrate the achievements of the men and boys of color. This week Tea is Green Tea which has many benefits such as increasing fat burning and improves physical performance. This week the topic is self love, the journey, and its importance. www.reallifewithty.com

Deputy Director of Social Emotional Learning at The Urban Assembly and Chief Visionary Officer of The Black Man Can Inc., Brandon Frame discusses, among other things, his organization’s initiatives to celebrate, educate and inspire boys and men of color.

This COOL PEOPLE episode showcases a super cool person in Brandon Frame.  HE the Founder of The Black Man Can, which is an award-winning 501(c)(3) non-profit whose mission is to celebrate, educate, & inspire boys and men of color. Launching in 2010 The Black Man Can curates, collects and distributes content promoting positive images and  inspiring stories about Black men, boys and black families.  He's also the new Deputy Director of Social-Emotional Learning at the Urban Assembly, Inc. in NYC. As a sophomore at Morehouse College, he noticed African-American men were being portrayed negatively in the media. Though he grew up in a single parent home, he was a young black man pursuing higher education with an incredible support system that included black men.  He decided to launch his own media platform recognizing black men doing great things in the community. Sparked by Trayvon Martin’s untimely death, Brandon launched The Black Man Can Institute: a youth conference targeting 10 cities.. They have impacted over 5000 boys in 48 institutes across the country  Brandon has been featured in the Boston Globe, CBS, MSNBC and NBC among others. He has also received the Martin Luther King, Jr. Drum Major Award, Hartford Business Journal’s 40 under 40 Changemaker of the Year Award and BET’s Next in Class in the field of Education.In summer 2018, Brandon and The Black Man Can hosted its first ever The Black Man Can Awards in Atlanta, Georgia.  Our host, Rashan Ali, was the recipient of The Black Woman Can honor.  Brandon Frame is changing the world, one young person of color at a time.  He is the true essence of why, “the black man can.”Social Media:www.theblackmancan.org            

Episode 11- Brandon Frame, Chief Visionary Officer of The Black Man Can stopped thru Renegade Culture Podcast to kick it with Renegade Culture Podcast about the organization he oversees, The Black Man Can Awards, Roseanne Barr and Bill & Camille Cosby. Another dope show, check it out! Hosted by Kalonji Changa & Kamau Franklin Recorded at Playback Studios in Atlanta, Georgia

Special Episode! In the first episode of 'Extra Innings', Kyle Harvey of The Shadow League sits down with founder and CEO of The Black Man Can, Brandon Frame about HBCUs, empowering the youth, and introductory songs to put your kids on to hip-hop.

Brandon Frame is a renaissance man with a social conscience and a global perspective. Brandon founded The Black Man Can, a non-profit dedicated to celebrating, education and inspiring boys and men of color.   "Once you make an observation, you have an obligation.” MK Asante   Boys and men of color need to see positive images of themselves and have their stories told.   Define yourself, redefine the world: The Guided Journal for Boys and Men of Color with empowering words, motivating experiences and insightful quotes.   Being a man means being responsible, operating your ego from a place of love not a place of pride and selfish decisions.   Being a black man or black boy is not monolithic — we walk and talk in different and varied spaces and narratives.   Black men have a responsibility to acknowledge their privileges as men and use it to elevate the voices of Black women and girls.   Men have a tendency to suffer in silence but there is an opportunity to create community to heal, foster restoration and build accountability.   Can you do a single or double windsor knot? The 1,000 Ties initiative shows Black men and boys how.   Brandon's fav books: "Start with Why" by Simon Sinek, a great read recommended by Brandon Frame   "Relentless by Tim Grover, a great read recommended by Brandon Frame   The Rise of the Post-Hip-Hop Generation, MK Asante, a great read recommended by Brandon Frame   Forty Million Dollar Slaves by William C. Rhoden, a great read recommended by Brandon Frame    

Brandon Frame is a servant leader who has applied his passion for business and education towards the goal of creating concrete avenues for youth to develop into positive and upstanding men and women. His organization, TheBlackManCan, Inc. is an oasis of resources for both African American and global communities. In just 7 years, the organization has gained an international following and endeavors to change and promote a positive narrative of black lives. Comprised of a network of over 200 MENtors to uplift, educate, and inspire young men of color, they have impacted 3,500 young men and counting. Listen to learn how you can help The Black Man Can support boys and men of color, and specific ways that women can build up men, too.   Show Notes - http://dareeallen.com/theblackmancan

His name is Brandon Frame, a 25 year old School Administration and Owner of www.TheBlackManCan.org. Brandon is a Morehouse College graduate who has dedicated his life mentoring youth. Frame sits down with The Hanif J. Williams Show uplift the youth and speak about  his life, family and his soaring success. Dial in and listen on how YOU CAN!!!

Did you, your child, or someone you know grow up fatherless? Join Lauren and her guest, Brandon Frame, who shares his experience of growing up fatherless and meeting the father he never knew as an adult.

With 2010 coming to an end, we thought that we talk and share about some of the stories that we thought were of interest to Black men in 2010. This episode not only was the start of our year in review but it was the start of a new feature for the show. For a while, we had a vision of doing regular podcasts with Black Canadian and Black American men discuss various issues that they feel are important. Well, this episode is the start of this journey. In this episode, we have Colin Jobe of "Colin's Edge" (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/colinsedge ) and "The Cutting Edge" on CHRY FM (http://www.chry.fm/ ) and Brandon Frame "The Black Man Can"at http://theblackmancan.org/ In this episode, we start off discussing about LeBron James leaving Cleveland and "taking his talents to Miami". Everyone had a take on this story. We then move onto talking about about Blacks in sports. If you would like to read a good book about Blacks and athletics, please check out: "40 Million Dollar Slaves: ; The Rise, The Fall and Redemption Of The Fall Of The Black Athlete" by William C. Roden Renowned "New York Times" columnist Rhoden deconstructs the black athlete in this explosive and absorbing discussion of race, politics, and the history of American sports. He argues that for all their money and fame, black athletes are no better off than slaves whose masters forced them to race and fight. Feel free to email us at info@blackcanadianman.com. If you live in North America, you can leave us a voice mail at 1-866-280-9385