The Mens Den

Episode 15 | Fatherhood, Entrepreneurship & Purpose

Live from HUE Boston, this powerful episode of The Men’s Den brings together a dynamic panel of Black men who are leading with love, building legacy, and walking in purpose. “Kings in Action: Balancing Fatherhood, Entrepreneurship, and Purpose” dives deep into what it means to show up fully—as a father, a visionary, and a man committed to community. In this honest, heartfelt, and often humorous conversation, the panelists explore the real-life challenges of balancing business growth and family life, the importance of emotional presence over material provision, and how faith, vulnerability, and brotherhood fuel their journeys. Whether you're a father, entrepreneur, mentor, or all of the above—this conversation is for you. These kings aren’t just surviving. They’re thriving—with intention.

The Mens Den Episode 14 | Jason Wilson

In this powerful live-audience episode of The Men’s Den, we sit down with the legendary Jason Wilson — author, warrior, healer, and founder of The Cave of Adullam. With raw authenticity and unwavering purpose, Jason unpacks his transformative book The Man The Moment Demands, diving deep into what it truly means to lead, love, and live with emotional freedom. In front of a dynamic crowd, Jason shares personal stories of overcoming trauma, breaking generational cycles, and teaching boys how to cry and still be strong. This is more than a conversation — it’s a movement for men everywhere to heal, grow, and rise to the moment.

The Mens Den Episode 13 | Black Men Leading and Achieving in HealthCare

In this powerful episode of The Mens Den, we dive into the remarkable journeys of Black men leading and redefining excellence in the healthcare industry. Recorded live at the Black Health Connect Conference, this panel features Dr. Jeff Rocker, Dr. Tony Coleman, and Joel Bervell—trailblazers who are breaking barriers and creating impact in mental health, medicine, and medical education. Discover their inspiring stories, learn about the challenges they’ve overcome, and gain valuable insights into how Black men are transforming healthcare for future generations. From addressing health disparities to promoting mental wellness and equitable care, these leaders share the gems you don’t want to miss. Watch. Listen. Subscribe. Join the conversation and celebrate Black brilliance. Let’s continue to amplify the voices of those leading the way in healthcare! #TheMensDen #theblackmancan

The Mens Den Episode 12 | From the Bronx to the World

Join us for an electrifying conversation as we celebrate the brilliance of Bronx-born entrepreneurs and visionaries. This episode features three trailblazers who have taken their roots from the Bronx and grown their influence worldwide:  Dr. Chris Emdin - Professor of Science, Hip Hop Educator & NYT Bestselling Author  Ilbert Sanchez - Fashion Designer & Educator  Abdul Karim Abdullah - Founder and CEO of AfroFuture Festival & Culture Management Group Dive into their journeys of hustle, resilience, and impact as they share insights on entrepreneurship, legacy-building, and the unique energy of the Bronx that fuels their success. Don’t miss this inspiring discussion on how local roots can spark global impact.

The Mens Den Episode 11 | Building Brands that Lead with Community

Welcome to a special live edition of The Men's Den! In this episode, we’re joined by three extraordinary Black men who have built thriving brands that lead with community at the forefront. Our guests: Dr. Dulclas Charles, Founder of Black Health Connect, who is transforming healthcare connections within the Black community Rotimi Akinnuoye, Founder of Bed-Vyne Wine & Spirits, a brand known for its community-centered approach to wine and spirits * Shawn P., Founder of June 79, blending fashion and culture with a purpose They dive deep into their journeys, discussing the triumphs and challenges they've faced while making a significant impact on their communities. Don’t miss out on this authentic conversation—hit play and join us now! #TheMensDen #theblackmancan