This week’s episode features our very first male guests! With Father’s Day quickly approaching, I wanted to explore the nuances of Black Fatherhood. This episode had was a bit of a departure from the usual in the best way possible. 

Guest Feature: 

Muki and Brown are the co-hosts of the 30 to Life Podcast. In honor of Father’s Day, I had a chance to speak with 2 Black millennial dads and got some insight on their journeys through parenthood. 

“Breaking stereotypes, building legacies, and helping others along the way. 30 to Life is for 30 somethings trying to make it in America. Tune in every Wednesday with Muki and Brown as they have stimulating conversations with a hint of comedy about everyday millennial life and black culture. 30 to Life is more than a black podcast. It is an experience.”

Discussion Highlights:

• Pregnancy and the postpartum period from the perspective of partner, 
• the mental shift that happens after becoming a parent, 
• how parenthood changes relationships, 
• The importance of knowing yourself before partnering or becoming a parent
• And much more… 

On My Radar:

• High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America - a Netflix docuseries that examines food in African American life and the profound influence of Blacks on American food culture. (an adaptation of the  book  written by Jessica B. Harris)

Brown’s Book Recommendation: 

The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson

Muki’s Book Recommendations:

Never Eat Alone: And Other Secrets to Success, One Relationship at a Time by Keith Ferrazzi and Tahl Raz

Outliers: The Story of Success by Malcolm Gladwell 

Where to find the Co-hosts of the 30 to Life Podcast: Check out their Instagram  and website!

Be Well, Sis Partners: 

Shop Athletic Greens for a free 1-year- supply of Vitamin D!

*Start your Audible trial now! 

Shop our Bookshop Store Front. 

Join the tribe on IG! 

Support us on Patreon!

Sign up for our newsletter.

Be Well, Sis.

*Some of the links above are our affiliate partners. By shopping those links, we earn a modest commission that helps cover the cost of production.