Notes to the Son

White Gay Bitch | How I defined manhood

This episode delves into my upbringing without a father, exploring the 'psychology' of growing up with a 'single mother' and the unique challenges this presents. My manhood was shaped by all of the things I was told not to do as a young black male. My aim is to offer 'wisdom" for young African American me, so they can benefit from my journey and foster their own personal growth.

Building your Inner Circle | Are You Letting the Wrong People In?

Welcome to 'Notes to the Son,' where I, KGB, invite you to examine your personal relationships through the lens of 'Seats at the Table.' This episode delves into the 'psychology' of who you allow into your life's inner circle, emphasizing that not everyone is equipped to support you through challenges. Understanding 'communication skills' and developing 'emotional intelligence' are crucial 'life skills' for navigating these dynamics, ensuring you don't face difficulties alone. For more self-help, check out the links below.

Ask this question about Love before its too late #podcast #relationship #relationshipadvice

In this video, KGB challenges viewers to examine their own "relationships" by asking why their partners love them. He argues that true love is distinct from other relationship components, emphasizing the importance of preparation in the courting process, sacrifice, and reciprocity. This discussion offers valuable "relationship advice" by exploring the "psychology" behind connection and how it contributes to "personal development" and true love.

Society's Definition of Masculinity Is Destroying Men

In this powerful video, we discuss how "masculine energy" is not always synonymous with true "manhood." Our host, KGB, emphasizes that "masculinity is not manhood". In fact, masculinity is often interfering with the full expression of "being a man." This discussion aims to help men, and those who interact with them, understand "how to be a man" in a way that fosters genuine strength and leadership.

Against the Odds - Interview with Jamal Bradley

Most people don’t realize how much their childhood trauma, abandonment, and societal pressures shape their ability to love and succeed. My conversation with my son, Jamal is a raw, unfiltered journey from the depths of neglect to the heights of resilience—an inspiring testament to that one moment when love, choice, and sheer stubbornness turned everything around. Imagine growing up with an absent mother battling addiction, losing siblings along the way, and constantly feeling the ache of being “not normal”—all while navigating a world that seemed designed to tear you down. Jamal shares how avoiding shame and embracing his uniqueness became his greatest superpower. From surviving military school to climbing the corporate ladder as a senior manager, his story reveals the relentless fight to prove critics wrong, to find his worth, and to carve out his place in a world that often tried to dismiss him. You’ll discover how explicit conversations about love, discipline, and authenticity—ones most of us never had—became his cornerstone for growth. Jamal’s raw honesty about battling feelings of abandonment, the importance of understanding what love truly is, and his unwavering refusal to conform will shake your perspective on what it truly means to be “normal.” His message? Your differences are your strength, and your story doesn’t define you; your choices do. This episode is a fierce call to arms for anyone who’s ever felt unseen, unloved, or just trying to survive in a society that prefers labels over individuality. Jamal’s relentless determination to succeed, fueled by love, faith, and a refusal to quit, makes this a blueprint for anyone daring to defy the odds and rewrite their narrative. Are you ready to embrace your true self and break free from the chains of doubt? Tune in. Your transformation starts now—because the best version of you is waiting on the other side of honesty and courage.