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The Jamal Bryant Podcast "Let's Be Clear"
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The Jamal Bryant Podcast "Let’s Be Clear" is a conversation that rips off the bandaid to serious relevant issues in the community and around the country. It assesses the wounds and offers prescriptions of insight, understanding and direction. No punches are pulled, but jabs are thrown to hit right between the eyes of every listener.
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The Jamal Bryant Podcast "Let’s Be Clear" is a conversation that rips off the bandaid to serious relevant issues in the community and around the country. It assesses the wounds and offers prescriptions of insight, understanding and direction. No punches are pulled, but jabs are thrown to hit right between the eyes of every listener.
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Did you realize working through your childhood trauma was THIS important?Watch full Episode #19 now!
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The Jamal Bryant Podcast "Let’s Be Clear" is a conversation that rips off the bandaid to serious relevant issues in the community and around the country. It assesses the wounds and offers prescriptions of insight, understanding and direction. No punches are pulled, but jabs are thrown to hit right between the eyes of every listener. New Episode Drops every Thursday at 12pm est. at jamalbryant.o...
Recap Episode 18 | Joy River | The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear
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Watch the full episode: ua-cam.com/video/vGRU6QhnGxo/v-deo.html ☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️ Join us as the Atlanta native shares her passion for natural medicine and holistic health. Discover her insights on using food as medicine, and yes, even the potential benefits of marijuana. This episode is a rich tapestry of personal stories, practical advice, and thought-provoking discussions on self-care...
Recap Episode 17 | Tameka Raymond | The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear
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Recap Episode 17 | Tameka Raymond | The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear
Recap Episode 16 | Anthony O'Neal | The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear
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Recap Episode 14 | Rev Al Sharpton | The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear
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Recap Episode 12 | Bling Bishop Whitehead | The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear
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Have you ever had someone call you out on something and it was the best thing for you to hear?
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Have you ever had someone call you out on something and it was the best thing for you to hear?
Recap Episode 10 | Pinky Cole | The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear
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Recap Episode 9 | John Hope Bryant | The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear
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Recap Episode 8 | Arian Simone | The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear
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Recap Episode 5 I Coach Stormy I The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear
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Do you have someone you feel this way about? Watch full Episode #14 of the Jamal Bryant Podcast
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Recap Episode 3 | Jessie Woo | The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear
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That Hit the Spot | Ryan Wilson | The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear Ep #25
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Finding Love | Stacii Jae Johnson | The Jamal Bryant Podcast Let's Be Clear
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Run child …please save yourself from the thief’s in the temple
Love this interview ! I will be purchasing this book. She is so wise and beautiful!
She’s not fully healed from that trauma.
Don’t you think you as a black man should be more concerned with staying out of jail and stop having babies out of wedlock?
From what I hear men say, educated, critical thinking, and ambition are unattractive in a woman to black men. These traits are considered masculine. So either we’re ghetto wealth fare queens or educated with attitudes (aka standards & expectations of commitment & honesty), to black men. I think this perspective is a cop out to wanting everything your way & not compromising to meet the wants and needs of a woman & family beyond food, water, shelter, and sex.
I was a P.K. my parents didn't have the birds, and the bees talk with us either. So, at 18 years old, I became a father. Being that my father was the pastor, I had access to plenty of girls, and their mothers would push their daughters on me. When we would go over to members' houses to eat, the mothers would make their daughters fix my plate and tell them I was a good young man. So, not only did I not get the talk from my parents, but the older guys at the park, school, and older family members told me to get as many girls as I could. Of course, now at 52 years old, with three adult girls who are college educated with great jobs, two of whom are married with children. One single with no children, I made sure to talk to them about the birds and the bees, and I kept it 100 according to their ages as they grew about everything to include finances. Even my oldest daughter of the three who I had at 18 years old is a great woman and mother!
Yes. My mom is old school. We couldn't even date. Very strict parents
I’m not dark enough and so have not experienced that in the dating area, but I have heard other people say that when referring to some of my darker skinned friends. I have two light skinned sister, but never really felt that I was shunned because of the different skinned toned. I did feel this in corporate America though definitely. 🤦🏾♀️
Still truamatized.. I hope she got therapy. That's a tough decision to have to make at that age. I assume he survived.
What a discussion. Lots of work to do. Let's get to work.
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It's sad that parents put her in this position. I bet he got well and they continued with domestic violence 😢
Defend and protect!
"What would you want God to take out of you that you want in your wife?" Uuuummmmm I love that question. I just love how wholesome the conversation is and I'm picking nuggets not just on love but parenting and not projecting on our kids which is something I have been working on and being intentional about. My Dad had a conversation about gifting my kids a home and had a whole conversation with me about real estate and how to go about it... thank you for so much value that you shared. God bless you.
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Information is exactly what we need more of. Everything doesn’t need to be salacious
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Me too, girl. I had a companion all of the time until 5 yrs ago.
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So key
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I think we fail at understanding mental health and relationship with God. Our dialogue with people in crisis is definitely ignorant and insensitive.
Yes, we've been taught that evenso there's a balance in that teaching because we're also taught that live simply FEELS good.....what's the balance
this woman sound stupid and that pastor made no attempt to correct her. If u and someone share an account why would u want to be with someone that wouldn't even care enough to ask where the 100k went
At 40yo ,girl u got it. GOD GOT YOU❤
If you was a teen mom in 90 early 2000s it was shund upon and hidden or tossed to the sides ..shamed...
Bishop Whitehead is so busy trying to explain to third grade readers his innocence. The only explaining is to the federal appeals court. The Internet cannot set aside your 9 years for prosecutorial misconduct.
You want support but you not asking for permission, gullible modern feminists. They have all jargons to not hold themselves accountable.
Ignorant it is. To solve a problem, like a math problem, all rules all variables, and all information must be applied to solve the problem correctly! Get one part of the problem wrong and it's wrong from the top down! To claim mental illness as a fix-all catch-all for a problem being masked is detrimental on many levels.
Are you bringing it to Houston
I thank you for doing that
That's because educated high achieving bw don't need to be weighted down, pushed back, stepped on, or used up by LIW ACHEIVING bm. Yeah, I said what I said.
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Dr Jamal had to read him his rights
I've watched this so many times I'm still stunned 😳
I've watched this so many times I'm still stunned 😳
Your sister is you in a dress!😊
Money does not generate money. Labor does. What you’re aiming to do is extract the profit from others labor to line your own pockets. Why are black people poorer? Because a few white people have used this oppressive structure for centuries to extract their labor value. Just because you change who’s on top doesn’t mean others don’t still suffer. A system which ensures all people have enough and that no one has a billion dollars while others starve or die from lack of medical care is probably a good one. The only strategy which works under our economy is one that hurts the very people who generate value. We need to change the economy collectively, not just individually attempt to escape the pain of poverty.
How is Dr doing and sister doing? No weapon formed against thee shall prosper. Sealed.
Yup!
Amen
Too funny😂😂😂
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Joy is the light!!
Stormy thank you so much .. your calling is so evident thank you for sharing ❤
This is still a present day trauma for this lady 😢