Drop us a message What happens when “kids first” turns into “everyone hurting”? We open season two with James, a close friend who tried to fix distance with proximity—moving his ex and their children sixteen houses down so he could be a present dad. The goal was simple: equal access, equal experiences, fewer excuses. The reality was messy: mirrored homes blurred lines, his current partner felt unseen, and a judge saw a man trying to live two lives at once. Then came the twist—after a frantic ...
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Drop us a message What happens when “kids first” turns into “everyone hurting”? We open season two with James, a close friend who tried to fix distance with proximity—moving his ex and their children sixteen houses down so he could be a present dad. The goal was simple: equal access, equal experiences, fewer excuses. The reality was messy: mirrored homes blurred lines, his current partner felt unseen, and a judge saw a man trying to live two lives at once. Then came the twist—after a frantic ...
Code Switching and Survival: Two Black Women Tell Their Truth
Manhood Matters Podcast
1 hour 4 minutes
3 months ago
Code Switching and Survival: Two Black Women Tell Their Truth
Drop us a message This year alone, approximately 300,000 Black women have exited the US workforce. Behind this statistic lies a profound reality that demands our attention – the unique challenges Black women face navigating corporate America. In this candid conversation, we sit down with two successful Black professionals – Patrice Nash, a senior category manager at a Fortune 10 company, and Zola, who works in private equity. They peel back the curtain on what it truly means to operate in pr...
Manhood Matters Podcast
Drop us a message What happens when “kids first” turns into “everyone hurting”? We open season two with James, a close friend who tried to fix distance with proximity—moving his ex and their children sixteen houses down so he could be a present dad. The goal was simple: equal access, equal experiences, fewer excuses. The reality was messy: mirrored homes blurred lines, his current partner felt unseen, and a judge saw a man trying to live two lives at once. Then came the twist—after a frantic ...
