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Value your name! Your name has Power, Presence, and Possibility. Dr. Christopher A. Jones discusses the importance of honoring, respecting, and taking responsibility for your name in the newest episode of the BMEN podcast. #bmenmedia #podcast #power #presence

"When somebody shows you who YOU are, believe them." – Zo Williams Too often, we’re called to greatness but shy away from it—not because we’re weak, but because the weight feels heavy. But being a man means answering that call anyway with purpose, courage, and authenticity. 🔥

A look back at our incredible time together at Noe Middle School.

“History reveals to us that mutual aid and reciprocity were required for survival. Contemporary times show us that they can be catalyzed pursuant to the goal of wealth creation and community change.” - Dr. Armon Perry

Listen as Dr. Aaron Barnes share his insights into transforming a city. “TRANSFORMING a city requires a new look at how we prioritize wellness.” - Dr. Barnes New episode: Transforming a City will be released soon! #bmenmedia #podcast #education #legacy #transformation

“The primary skill I want to teach is how to exhibit leadership and accountability over your own life. Not in a condescending way though - there are real threats, barriers, and constraints that are especially obvious in the current political and social climate.

Very excited about the new BMEN podcast episode about transforming a city. As a transplant, there are strategies and methods to navigate a new space. Once you transition to your next phase in life, how do you leave that city better than it ways when yon arrived!

Failed relationships, the birth of a child, and a stolen laptop are not usually ingredients that align with academic success. PhD Candidate, Jerron Jones, posits that these obstacles have motivated his success during his last year of the doctoral program.

Critical Thinking Can Lead to Awareness, Access, and Opportunities. Dr. Jones shares these insights in the newest episode of the BMEN podcast, The Doctoral Journey, Part II #bmenmedia #podcast #education #access #awareness #opportunities #become #criticalthinking #blackdoctors

Listen as Dr. McBride reflects on his doctoral journey and some of his current practices, now as a neuropsychologist. “Discipline, determination, and some stubbornness... Are Ingredients for success. Recognize that you are in a marathon of 1. Ultimately you take the lead role.”

‼️TEASER‼️ The Doctoral Journey Part 2 includes jam packed content and a few special ingredients needed to cross this journey’s finish line. Critical thinking, resilience, grit, thinking through a scholarly lens, and having family to support you all pivotal to one’s success.

Wealth building is an integral part to legacy building. Each day, we make daily investments that live beyond us in people, places, and things. Make joy and love priorities. Dr. Whetstone shares these insights in the newest episode of the BMEN podcast. #bmenmedia #legacy

Time is one of the most precious commodities we have in this life. To protect and be a good steward of time, Dr. Richie says he works even harder to protect his peace as an example of healthy living.

Listen as Dr. Isaac Croudep shares about the importance of personal health through the relationships we have with animals and pets. These relationships are relevant to the well-being of many, displaying a sense of personality.

“Transformative, life-changing, and purpose driven have been key ingredients to my pathway of success. Transforming pain into purpose, challenges into changes, and uncertainty into action has proven to be an equation of meaningful results”. - Jerron Jones, PhD Candidate

Episode 2 teaser. Health, Wellness and Wealth. This episode is jam packed with insight, intellect, and invigorating convos amongst us as Black men. Be on the lookout for episode 2! #bmenmedia #legacy #podcast #education #blackdoctors #health #wellness #wealth

Listen as Dr. Randy Whetstone, Jr., Asst. Professor at the University of Louisville, shares about his doctoral journey. As a 1st gen college grad, to undertaking the studies of graduate school, he didn’t expect to pursue the coveted prefix that comes with the terminal degree.