Brother to Brother

In this episode, Keith Wolaridge discusses the challenges of parenting adult children and the need to shift from a managerial style to a more supportive, consultative mindset. He emphasizes the importance of effective communication, building trust, and allowing young adults to take ownership of their decisions. The conversation provides practical strategies for parents to foster better relationships with their children as they navigate adulthood.

SummaryIn this conversation, Keith Wolaridge discusses the concept of 'pruning' in life, emphasizing the importance of letting go of unnecessary burdens to make room for growth and new opportunities. He shares insights from a friend about how asking for less can lead to more meaningful experiences. The discussion highlights the cultural obsession with accumulation and the need for clarity and effectiveness in our lives. Keith also introduces a seven-day challenge aimed at helping listeners identify and remove distractions, commitments, and possessions that no longer serve them, ultimately encouraging a more purposeful and fulfilling life.

It's back to school, and high schools and colleges are preparing for the 2022-2023 season. Be sure to listen tonight at 7 p.m., when I will speak with Mr. Jimmy Holland Jr. LCSW, about putting the "student" back into student athletics. This will be the first of a series of discussions with an ex-Harlem Globetrotter, a University of Syracuse basketball player, and Buffalo Bills and Arizona Cardinals draft picks about becoming a professional in something other than sports.

Mr. Lamar Henderson and I discuss fatherhood past, present, and future.

I discuss what I believe the root cause is of America's problem. Why does she continue to go around and around the same mountain time and time again? 

In a review of his book "The Five Pillars," Keith reveals conversations with his father and society and lessons on living life.

Principal Coleman gives us some tips on returning to school post COVID-19

In this episode, I'm in conversation with Richard Beene, a local talk show host,  discussing my book Five Pillars.   

Pastor Tatum discusses his life as a parent, pastor, and now politician.

The return of Conversations with Cousin Keith https://bit.ly/309Eq2d

Jonathan gives us insight on how important to listen and follow through when dramatic disruption and change occurs in our life.  

An intimate tribute to three of the most influential women in my life

On this segment Robert and I really chop it up about his background and he offers some salient points to making it after tragedy has entered your life.   "Happy Feet" also discusses his latest book Winners Get It Done which is now on sale on Amazon.  Robert can be followed on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.  His website is www.rahsuccess.com

Some tips on how to solves those little issues of life without exploding.  

Lee discusses the importance of a bond between and father and son

I was interviewed by Kelly Gladden discussing the state of education under COVID-19

Every decision and every event brings value to your life.  Nothing is wasted.

Ed discusses his personal ups and downs along with the journey he took to author his first book. 

Stan's discusses his program which focuses on turning the hearts of the fathers and sons to become one. 

Despite the circumstances one finds themselves in Chris discusses his success principles on how to see the next day. 

The way to success is thorough the path of trial and error.  I hate sucking but that's what it will take for me to get better at these podcasts.  So if you can suffer along side of me I'll appreciate your patience.

My thoughts as we social distance and shelter in place.

A beautiful story of resurrection and redemption!!!

The Bible tells us in Matthew 6:25-27 “Therefore I tell you, do not be anxious about your life, what you will eat or what you will drink, nor about your body, what you will put on. How often do we worry about the tomorrow and fret over yesterday.  This episode discusses my struggle and a few strategies to assist us in overcoming the stress and worry.  “Therefore do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Sufficient for the day is its own trouble.” <a href="https://audionautix.com/">Creative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com</a>

A family tradition

Ask. Always Ask.

What is our relationship and response to the least of these?

Where life is discussed one conversation at a time from the perspective of a fifty plus year old brother man