In this special Father’s Day episode, we honor and celebrate the incredible journey of fatherhood through the eyes and stories of seven inspiring Black fathers. Join us as we dive deep into conversations that explore the joys, challenges, and profound impact of being a father in today’s world.

Each guest brings a unique perspective, sharing their personal experiences, wisdom, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way. From navigating societal expectations to building strong family bonds, these fathers open up about their triumphs and trials, offering heartfelt insights that resonate with parents and non-parents alike.

Tune in to hear their candid reflections on the importance of fatherhood, the legacy they wish to leave for their children, and the powerful role of a father in shaping the future. This episode is a heartfelt tribute to the strength, love, and dedication of Black fathers everywhere. Whether you’re a father, aspiring to be one, or want to celebrate the fathers in your life, this is an episode you won’t want to miss. Happy Father’s Day! 🌟👨🏿‍👧🏿‍👦🏿

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Freaknik was an annual spring break event that took place in Atlanta, Georgia, in the United States between 1983 and 1997. It was a celebration of black culture and music that drew thousands of college students and young people from across the country.

The event was known for its party atmosphere, with music, dancing, and drinking taking place on the streets of Atlanta. However, it also had a reputation for being rowdy and sometimes violent, leading to calls for it to be shut down.

Despite this controversy, Freaknik remains a cultural touchstone for many in the African American community, representing a time of joy and celebration in the face of adversity.

In this episode, we invite Byanka, an Atlanta native, and Clark Atlanta alumni to discuss the culture of Freaknik and Atlanta.

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Twitter/X: @LuvleeMelodie

Tiktok: @LuvleeeMelodie

Makings of Byanka: https://youtu.be/IFzTjCRxcxc?si=p9MlX5VhIaokpAa0

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In this episode, we sit with the fascinating Marvin Powell (age 53) from Detroit, MI. He is a Husband of 30 years, father of two amazing children, and Servant of The Most High (Minister/ Teacher). He has been employed at the same company for 27 years. Marvin is an entrepreneur and creator and owner of The Chocolate Experience. He is also a bad bad man on a bowling lane.

Marvin shares his passions, experiences, and perspectives in his life. We chat it up about our faith, love of film, and music. We also discuss his current work and his impact on his community. This is an inspiring conversation that you will want to experience. Tune in to hear the full interview.

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TikTok: @notjustaguynamedmarvin / @TheChocolate_Experience

Instagram: TheChocolate_Experience

Facebook: Marvin Powell

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