Welcome to this episode of The Mister Brown Show! Real talk, real life, real choices. Parents, this episode is for YOU! As a parent and someone who works with kids and teenagers, my message today is: “Please talk to your kids! They need you!”

Thanks for joining us, and welcome to another episode of The Mister Brown Show! In this episode I am going to answer two questions I was recently asked by a girl named Sarah. She asked me, “What do you think this generation needs?” and “How do you know you are walking in your true identity… as a black man?”. These were my answers!

In this episode of The Mister Brown Show we are going to talk about ‘Why I Deleted Tik Tok,’ ‘Finding My Authentic Voice,’ and ‘Why Dreams Don’t Work Unless You Do.’ A lot of people have been deleting/leaving the Tik Tok platform for very valid reasons, and I want to share my reasons for deleting it. Thanks for listening!

In this episode of The Mister Brown Show we are going to talk about the idea that “No relationship is all sunshine,” and how the power of our choices will make us the victim or hero of our stories. Listen along to hear Part 2 of my conversation with Brandon, a student who heard me speak over 12 years ago!

In this episode we are going to talk about the idea that “Worry is a BULLY” and I am going to share Part 1 of a conversation I had recently with someone who heard me speak over 12 years ago! He shares how he was an “undercover bully” and how my “better choices, better life” message helped him change the trajectory of his life.

Welcome to this episode of The Mister Brown Show! “Real Talk, Real Life, & Real Choices.” Today I am going to talk about an app called “I’m Curious,” the last time I was in the principal’s office, and the two issues in society that I would fix.

The topic of today’s episode is “What is mine to do?” We are going to talk about then-presidential-candidate Biden and his “you ain’t black” comment, Disney and the so-called ‘Don’t Say Gay Bill,’ Tony Timpa, school shootings, shootings that were averted, and much more!

Are cell phones dangerous?

I think we need to teach our kids how to do dangerous things, carefully. When your kid gets their driver's permit, you don’t simply put them in the car to drive a dangerous machine on their own, you teach them. We need to do the same with cell phones. Cell phones are dangerous devices and we need to teach kids to ‘do cell phones carefully.’

In this episode of The Mister Brown Show we talk about “the slap heard round the world,” black culture, and broken mirrors. Do you think Will Smith made a poor choice when he slapped Chris Rock? As I teach students everyday, we are all “Responsible for me!” I believe this situation also demonstrates that today’s issues are not necessarily about black people vs. white people, rather they are about the special set of rules that certain ‘elites’ have. In this episode we also talk about black culture and how sometimes we point our finger to systemic racism, yet we refuse to talk about how our culture promotes people as Black History Stars when they are promoting drugs and violence and calling women names. I want to talk about how this affects kids, because it affected me! Lastly, we talk about broken mirrors and how we often use them to see ourselves and reality. God gifted each of us with different talents. If we use broken tools to see our lives, we are simply distorting our own reality.

In this episode of The Mister Brown Show we are going to talk about anxiety and depression, the power of a single moment, and what it means to embrace uncertainty. | I think we all experience depression at some point and we need to remember it is a natural feeling. One way we can combat feelings of anxiety is by finding the source of it. | Life is full of individual moments and every moment matters. Never underestimate the power of a single moment. | We all have different seasons or chapters in our life. I encourage you to embrace the uncertainty of the future and show up for the season you are living in right now.

“Stop hating yourself for everything you aren’t, start loving yourself for everything you are.”

I really like this quote because it forces you to look for the good! It is so easy to look for the bad stuff in our lives, but what do you like about yourself? Can you breathe? Do you have a nose? Can you feel things? Sometimes we don’t appreciate what we have until we don’t have it anymore.

You may not be the best at something or be the specific weight you want, but at the end of the day, if you focus on the negative stuff, you won’t get any better. Don’t let the comparison syndrome get you down. So let me ask you again, what do you like about yourself?

Do you ever feel lonely? What do you like about yourself? What does it mean to be resilient? In this episode we are going to discuss all of these questions, and more! In a world constantly ‘connected’ through phones, the internet, and social media, people are still feeling lonely! I think sometimes we lack deep connections. Sometimes we know OF people, but we don’t truly KNOW them.

In this episode of The Mister Brown Show, we are going to talk about agreeing to disagree, Joe Rogan, self-depreciation, the super bowl, valentines day, and multiple controversies; because on The Mister Brown Show, we do “Real Talk, Real Life, Real Choices.”

I have one thought for you today, and that is, “Are we spreading it on too thick?” Are we allowing our experiences to dictate the truth for everyone else? This question applies to racism, virtual signaling, covid, and the pandemic. Are we using a broad brush to spread our experiences over our nation, a certain group of people, a country, a political party, etc… It is best described in the quote, “You are entitled to your own feelings, but not your own facts.” You are entitled to your own feelings but not your own truth; because there is only one truth and the facts are the facts.

Happy New Year! And welcome to 2022! Today we are going to talk about choices and consistency as well as discuss the question “Where is my hope?” I want to talk about our reaction to the pandemic as well as our Quote of The Day. Our choices have power and I honestly believe that when you make better choices you will truly live a better life!

“Are you ready to celebrate with those you disagree with?” is a question that applies to most people around the holidays. Do we even know how to agree to disagree anymore, or do we just avoid certain topics for the sake of Christmas dinner?

Today we are going to discuss a single question, “Are you self-deceived?” This question is derived from the book Leadership and Self-Deception. I believe the worst type of deception is self-deception. It is not doing something you know you should be doing, and then justifying yourself for it.

On this episode of the Mister Brown Show I want to ask a simple question, “Can we just take a moment?” It’s really a plea more than it is a question. Between reflecting on Thanksgiving and the sad news alert today about the shooting in Michigan, I just want to take a moment. Life is too short. Today I want to take a moment to reflect, to pause, to grieve, and to be grateful.

What does it mean to have the attitude of gratitude? As we enter this Thanksgiving holiday, I want to encourage you to look for the good. I want to take a break from the cultural, political, mandate, and vaccine topics and share some inspiring quotes and helpful activities that encourage you to have the attitude of gratitude.

Does the argument for the vaccine mandate reveal the ineffectiveness of the vaccine? If the vaccine does not stop you from getting or spreading covid, why are they mandating it? Why are you worried about me getting you sick if you already got the shot and the shot works?