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October is used to honor and remember those affected by miscarriage or stillbirth, SIDS, and pregnancy and infant loss, including recognizing Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day on October 15th. Families impacted by pregnancy loss (i.e., miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal loss, or SIDS death) face stigma, disenfranchised grief, and isolation. For instance, the emotional impact on grieving fathers is rarely discussed. Historically, their experiences with pregnancy loss have been left in the shadows.
A quarter of all pregnancies are miscarried, and 24,000 babies are born stillborn every year. In 2020 alone, the Centers for Disease Control reported 21,000 stillbirths in the United States.
However, despite these shocking figures, we still don’t talk about the particular kind of grief that comes with this loss and its devastating effects. The grief of men. Black men sit and talk with nursing professional "Tobi Tajomavwo" owner of "Ajoke Nursing Concierge."
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Black Men talk about whether or not it is a sin to watch the new exorcism-inspired movie "The Deliverance." Street Hymns and Elisha McCall address comments made by Marcus Rogers and Prophetess Tiphany Montgomery.
"The Deliverance" is said to be based on actual events that occurred and is inspired by the true story of Latoya Ammons and her family, who lived in a haunted Indiana home.
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After a video by @THEREALBRADLEA called "why they changed his name to Jesus" went viral, Street Hymns came across it and decided to do a podcast in response to it. To say that by pronouncing the name of the Messiah incorrectly can limit your access to the Kingdom of Heaven is just plain WRONG. Check out this video as black men talk about theology and a breakdown on whether or not it is wrong to call the Messiah "Jesus"?
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On this very important episode Street Hymns & SEVXN discuss the importance of Forgiving Your Father. Many have experienced family trauma and have struggled with moving forward. Hopefully this episode can grant some solace and perspective on your journey.
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On this episode of the Black Men Debate podcast, black men discuss the question "is marriage a covenant or a contract?" The debate starts off with some strong opinions, but gradually the men begin to see the benefit of both contracts and covenants. They thoughts on definitions of marriage from a legal and Biblical approach and examples of both concepts, and eventually come to the conclusion within a mix of both. This is a fascinating, thought-provoking debate that will leave you pondering the question for a long time after watching!
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In this episode of Black Men Talk, we discuss the sensitive topic of "Would you attend a LGBTQ wedding?" It's a question that has been on everyone's mind lately, and it's one that people are really passionate about. Is it morally wrong for Christians to attend a Gay wedding? What does the bible say about it? Is it an affront to God's design? In this episode of Black Men Talk, we try to answer these questions and more. We've had some great discussions on this topic, and we hope you'll join us for this important conversation!
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In this 50th episode of Black Men Talk, we're asking the BIG question: can men and women be platonic friends? We have a lot of opinions on the matter and we want to hear from you, our viewers. This episode is jam-packed with discussion on the topic. What do you think about platonic male-female friendships? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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In this episode of Black Men Talk, we speak with former gang members about the importance of discipleship and the dangers of gang banging. For many Black men, gang banging is a rite of passage into manhood. In this episode, we talk with former gang members about the importance of discipleship. We explore the dangers of being pulled into a gang lifestyle at young ages and the benefits of being set free through the gospel and therapy.
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In this episode of Black Men Due Talk hosts Caleb Berry & Street Hymns chat with MJ Pittman about why it is ideal to develop a friendship with who you marry. MJ Pittman is a financial coach, entrepreneur, father of two beautiful children accompanied by his wife Amanda Pittman. He also shares what it is like being married to a social media influencer and encourages men who may be in a tough marital season. MJ Pittman discusses how cultivating a healthy relationship with your spouse is one of the best things you can do for your mental health and your relationship. Listen as MJ Pittman shares his wisdom on this important topic, and leave with a better understanding of why it is ideal to have a friendship with your spouse!
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In this episode of Black Men Due Talk hosts Street Hymns, Caleb Berry, & Elisha McCall talk about dating "broke" men and essentially the conversation of whether or not women should date/marry potential. When considering options, it is a common trend that successful women also want to end up with other successful men or men that have the capacity for financial success. But in this episode black men talk to black women about other things that could be important or have even more importance than material gains.
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In this episode of the Black Men Due Talk Podcast, The hosts invite cohost of 116 Clique & Reach Records artist Tedashii to join into the conversation. The topic is about the Keke Palmer & Darius' "You're a mom" situation. Tedashii discusses the importance of talking about difficult topics and how this can help in healing emotional trauma to grow the relationship. #BMDT is dedicated to providing quality discussion and breaking down barriers amongst Black Men and conversations. Tune in to hear what they have to say and let us know what you think in the comments section!
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In this episode of Street Hymns, Caleb Berry, Elisha McCall, & special guest Jahmaol Clark discuss gentrification and the role that the church plays in it. Although many may argue that gentrification is a good thing, these black men discuss how they feel that non strategic church planting has caused the displacement of minority communities. Hear what they have to say on this sensitive topic in this episode of Black Men Talk!
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After having multiple issues regarding firearms on social media & night clubs Ja Morant has been under public scrutiny for his lifestyle decisions. As a father to a daughter and public role model, what does it mean to hold each other accountable? Especially when it comes to leaders and celebrities. Hosts Street Hymns, Elisha McCall , & Caleb Berry talk about Ja Morant being suspended and other topics.
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In this episode of the Black Men & Dating Talk Show, we answer the question: Why do Christian men seem to avoid singles events? We explore the truth behind this common problem and discuss some solutions that may help Christian men connect with other singles in a healthy and positive way. Tune in to find out how you can start attending singles events and make some connections that will last!
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In this episode of Black Men Discuss, we're hosting a very important and timely conversation about homosexuality and the Bible. We want to provide a safe and respectful space for black men to talk about these topics openly and honestly. We hope that this conversation will help to break down the misconceptions and stigmas around homosexuality and the Bible, and help to promote understanding and acceptance amongst all people. Please share this if you think it will help to open up a dialogue about these important issues. Thank you for listening!
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In this episode of #BMDT, we discuss the recent comments made by Eboni K Williams regarding dating black men. Are average men good enough for average women? Does she have any black men she would date? And is dating an average man settling? We talk with a red pill community member and things get INTERESTING. Especially when it came to the live studio audience chiming in. This is a long episode, but tune in because it will be worth it.
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