Will the Real Men Please Stand Up

03/18/21 • 69 min

On this episode we discuss the "Real Man" stigma and how it's been intensified by social media. Is our society putting extreme expectations on us black men? Or maybe, the standards are correct but the delivery is off. We compare the old school ways to the new in topics like chivalry, financial support and overall protection. Now of course we couldn't do this on our own so we welcome our very special guest "Sade" to the show to help us dive into this topic. Tune in to join the conversation as we figure out if fellas need to step up or if ladies are just asking too much right here on The People's Podcast!

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4th and Long with Jesse Holley

Growing up as a kid you probably had dreams of what you want to become as an adult. Some people wanted to be a lawyer, doctor, entertainer, or even some sort of pro athlete. But what do you do when your dreams don’t look obtainable ? How do you handle adversity then times get tough? Today’s episode we feature our very first celebrity guest Mr. Jesse Holley Aka Mr 4th and Long where we discuss his trials and tribulations growing up in Roselle New Jersey. From being an All-American dual sport athlete in high school, receiving a scholarship to The University of North Carolina where he also was a dual sport athlete and won a National Title. We also discuss his non-traditional route he took to becoming a Professional athlete in the NFL . This episode is a must listen for people of all ages and Mr. Holley's story is a true example of facing adversity and carving out your own path in life. So sit back, relax and be ready to be blessed!!!

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Put Some Respect On It!

In 1967 the Queen of Soul recorded a song that become an anthem for decades. Not only was it a vocal masterpiece but she took the time to spell it out so you knew exactly where she was coming from. Let's be honest we've all sang "R-E-S-P-E-C-T" at some point in our lives. But is wasn't just Aretha who wanted respect but one of the biggest rappers/businessmen to come out of Louisiana also demanded respect be put on his name at a radio station in 2016. No matter if you ask for it or demand it, everybody wants respect. So we felt it was only necessary to touch on some of the folks with felt are deserving of respect or even credit for their impact. We're talking about celebrities, social networks & even technology that needs some respect on the name. So tune in as we let it be known to "put some respect on it".

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