Letter to my Son
by Marquise Dunham-Nelson
Take a journey with me into the beautiful and sometimes misunderstood life as a Black Father’s! It doesn’t matter if you are a first generation or a multi generational father. This podcast was created to help men have healthy conversations around what it means to be a Black Father’s.
Episodes
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Put Yourself First
Putting yourself isn’t selfish. Many of us are the protector, provider, and leader of our family so it’s important for us to maintain a certain level of heal both mentally and physically so that we can deal with the stresses of life and continue to be the rock that our family deserve.
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Marry the Right One Ft. Diana
On this weeks episode of Letter to my Son, I will be discussing some of the challenges, as well as some of the best parts of choosing, and marrying the right one. Join my guest Diana and I as we talk about some of the things to look for when considering marriage. Follow Diana on IG...
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Get the belt Ft. John
What do you think of when you hear “get the belt?” On todays episode we’ll be discussing how to set boundaries and disciplining children. Is there a one size fit all formula for disciplining your children? Let’s talk about it!
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Real Talk for the Youth Ft. Shaka
Pull up a chair and discuss real life experiences with me and my guest Shaka. Keep up with all of the amazing things that my bro is doing on his IG @s.t.w.a.t and @atasteofsoul316.
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Responsibilities of a Father
Take a deep dive with me as we discuss my top 10 most important responsibilities and role of a father.
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The Intro
Welcome to the Letter to my Son podcast! Take a journey with me, as we debunk some of the stereotypes placed upon black fathers and discuss the wonders of being a father and some of the hardships that comes along with it!
About this show
Take a journey with me into the beautiful and sometimes misunderstood life as a Black Father’s! It doesn’t matter if you are a first generation or a multi generational father. This podcast was created to help men have healthy conversations around what it means to be a Black Father’s.
Hosted by
Marquise Dunham-Nelson
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