BMP: Manomaniacs

An episode of the The Urban Breakdown podcast, hosted by The Urban Breakdown, titled "BMP: Manomaniacs" was published on January 14, 2018 and runs 60 minutes.

January 14, 2018 ·60m · The Urban Breakdown

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What is it to be a man during these tumultuous times? Why do they fear us? Why do they hate us? Why are they trying to annihilate us? Why aren’t we doing better? Why are we making the same mistakes over and over again? How can we do better? What will it take for us to be empowered once again? What would it take for us to be the Kings we once were?

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What is it to be a man during these tumultuous times? Why do they fear us? Why do they hate us? Why are they trying to annihilate us? Why aren’t we doing better? Why are we making the same mistakes over and over again? How can we do better? What will it take for us to be empowered once again? What would it take for us to be the Kings we once were?

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