In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics, including Ron going viral regarding his views on double standards, a viral video involving Jonathan Majors, and embarrassing moments. they analyze the body language and reactions in the viral video, expressing their opinions on how they would have handled the situation. The conversation is filled with humor and lively banter. The conversation revolves around situations where individuals make others feel uncomfortable in front of their partners. The hosts share personal stories and discuss the dynamics of such situations. They explore topics like territoriality, disrespect, and confrontations. They touch on topics such as walking away from fights, pride, and the importance of personal safety. They discuss embarrassing moments, including one where Troy had a bathroom emergency while on a date. They close out by shouting out two individuals: IG Of The Week :Dreezy Bae, a recruiter for the United States Navy, and Jerome Elmore, the host of the Deep Dish Podcast and creator of the GoFundMe campaign 'Explore Social Change to Life.' The hosts express their support for Houston and its surrounding areas, which are currently facing hardships.

On this episode of Dear Black Men, the hosts discuss their experiences of being hit on by men. Troy shares a story about a man who approached him in college and asked if he could perform oral sex on him. The hosts reflect on their reactions and feelings in these situations. The conversation revolves around the question of whether trying something once makes a person permanently labeled as that thing. The example used is if a person steals once, are they forever a thief? The same question is applied to homosexuality, with the question of whether trying something once makes a person gay. The discussion touches on double standards between men and women and the idea of experimenting and exploring one's sexuality. The conclusion is that trying something once does not define a person's identity. The conversation in this segment revolves around the topic of experimentation and the different perspectives on it. Ron and DMVTONE have a heated exchange about the purpose and implications of experimenting, particularly in relation to sexuality. Troy shares a personal story about his own experience and expresses his understanding of both sides of the argument. The conversation touches on themes of judgment, acceptance, and personal boundaries. They share their thoughts on receiving anal stimulation and the stigma surrounding it. Troy calls his brother Fats Da Barber and they discuss a personal story that had everyone dying of laughter. Trust me this episode you dont want to miss. Sit back, relax, hit play, and enjoy the show.

On this episode of Dear Black Men, they discuss how men handle breakups and the emotions that come with them. They share personal experiences and insights into the topic, highlighting the misconception that men don't feel the same pain and sadness as women after a breakup. They emphasize the importance of processing emotions and seeking support from friends during these difficult times. The conversation also touches on the challenges of starting over and rebuilding oneself after a breakup. The conversation explores the topics of mental health and fatherhood. Troy shares his experiences of not knowing his father and the anxiety he feels around Father's Day. He reflects on the importance of being a good father and the fear of repeating the mistakes of the men in his family. DMVTONE and Rondeaux commend Troy for his dedication to fatherhood and offer support. They discuss how to approach conversations with friends about sensitive topics, emphasizing the importance of vulnerability and creating a safe space. The conversation explores the importance of open communication, vulnerability, and appreciation in friendships and relationships. The speakers discuss the value of taking a step back and breathing before having difficult conversations, as well as the need for mutual understanding and patience. They emphasize the significance of genuine friendships and the impact they can have on one's life. The conversation also touches on the importance of cutting off toxic relationships and setting boundaries. Overall, the speakers encourage listeners to reflect on their own friendships and relationships and prioritize open communication and appreciation. In this final part of the conversation, the principal theme revolves around toxic relationships and the importance of appreciation and value. The speakers discuss how toxic behavior has become normalized and how it is detrimental to both friendships and romantic relationships. They emphasize the need for appreciation and demand less toxicity in all relationships. They also highlight the importance of recognizing toxic behavior early on and ending relationships that do not provide appreciation and value. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the impact of friendships on mental health and the importance of surrounding oneself with supportive and positive friends.