Thoughts Of A Renaisance: Recent Episodes
Ade Adebowale
Words to live by, knowledge that is sought after, more precious than rubies and pearls... The beginning of wisdom is this. Get wisdom.
Once again another light hearted take around the question of why (some) men are becoming comfortable with a lack of ambition. As per usual, the conversation meanders across many perspectives and opinions ultimately, raising other queries into the nature nurture debate, black stereotypes, peer pressure, social media and many more.... Listen along and see how this conversation may inspire your response. Enjoy✌🏿
We discuss the reasons and explore perspectives on this idea of 'intimidation' within the context of black relationships.
As per the title are Black men intimidated by strong, successful Black women, we discuss the different perspectives to find if the word 'intimidated' is correct in the context of relationships and the possible causes of this feeling from black men.
A starting point conversation for the apparent 'lack' of good Black men for Black women in the current relationship landscape. The challenge for sisters to finds decent brothers to couple up with. Throughout this conversation we learn that firstly, there may be a need for an accepted definition of what constitutes a 'good' Black man. We also discuss the influence of our culture and the legacy of our parents' own experiences, and how that has brought us to our present state. Have we lost some of our values? Have we lost sight of the traditional gender roles in our relationships? Who or what's at fault for our present malaise and... Is it a malaise even? For the proportion of brothers and sisters facing these issues, we touch on many a point that now urges us to create a series of conversations of which this but a prologue. Hope you enjoy, be sure to tune in as the debates heat up. Part 1 of many to come. Peace✊🏾
Ex-banker, director & social entrepreneur talks financial literacy with motivational speaker, property management consultant & CEO of Bowlay's Bricks. Listen to their passion for developing youth and words of inspiration as they break down the basics of financial literacy.