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Hosted by Michael Steve · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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It’s exhausting being a Black man—and often, we’re expected to mask it. Many of us weren’t raised to be vulnerable, taught to embrace emotional intelligence, or given space to fail without consequence. The pressure is constant: succeed, but above all, don’t mess up. This podcast is a space for honest, uncensored storytelling where Black men share their truths across different contexts and environments—creating visibility, connection, and a deeper understanding of our emotional lives.
Michael Steve hosts The Emotional Lives of Black Men, a society show with 10 episodes published.
A conversation on yoga, meditation, and finding truth within. Marlon shares how connecting mind, body, and spirit creates space for healing and awareness. Originally produced in 2019.
We talk about community, the often overlooked quarter-life crisis, and the struggle to relax. Danny shares his journey of building community through entrepreneurship. Originally produced in 2019.
Two Northeast natives reflect on fatherhood, identity, and the lessons carried into adulthood. A conversation on personal drive, meaning, and mental health. Originally produced in 2019.
An educator’s perspective on Black male mental health, the value of higher education, and how pursuing knowledge benefits both students and instructors. Originally produced in 2019.
As a therapist and founder of BlackExecutiveMen.com, Jewel talks about self-discovery, psychotherapy, and surviving—and thriving—in corporate America as a Black man. Originally produced in 2019.
From an immigrant perspective, we explore mental health stigmatization, cultural differences, and the disconnect between African immigrants and African-Americans. Originally produced in 2019.
We discuss how mental health shapes creativity, and how the narratives of Black men are constructed and represented in media and creative spaces. Originally produced in 2019.
From a therapist’s perspective, we explore mental health stigmatization, Black men and therapy, and correcting misconceptions. Brandy brings both professional and personal insight. Originally produced in 2019.
We talk mental health and Black males in relation to personal and career development. From stereotypes and cultural influences to family, community, and workplace pressures—Marc shares his journey. Originally produced in
A glimpse into The Emotional Lives of Black Men Podcast. A space for honest, uncensored storytelling about the pressures, vulnerabilities, and truths of being a Black man. Season 1 was originally produced in 2019.
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The Emotional Lives of Black Men is hosted by Michael Steve. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 10 episodes.
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