Protect Your Mind
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01Protect Your Mind (For The Love Of A Princess "Braveheart") (Lange Remix)3:00

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02Deeper Shades Of Euphoria - Volume 2 - CD2

03Deeper Shades Of Euphoria - Volume 2 - CD1

04I Fought The Law (feat. Dave Courtney & Ocean Diesel)

05Drum Machine

06C.M. - Dream Universe (Tilt's Eastern Storm Remix)

07Modal - You're Not Alone (Deep Desert Mix)

08Dido - Here With Me (Rollo's Chillin' With The Family Mix)

09Sonz Of A Loop Da Loop Era - (Far Out Jamie White Chilled Mix)

10Garbage - Milk (Rabbit In The Moon Mix)

11Deeper Shades Of Euphoria CD1

12Various - The Last Of The Mohicans: Main Title

13Mirco De Govia - Voller Sterne (Album Version)

14Three Drives / Greece 2000 (Moonwatchers Sea Of Tranquility Mix)

15Rapture (Soulside Reimx)

16Pete Lazonby / Ambient Cycles

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@ako7975

20w

My relationship with my son is not where it’s supposed to be. I believe that is manifesting in some mental health and emotional difficulties.

Watching this episode gave me the encouragement and hope to continue to dialogue with him.

I wish there was a camp/retreat for black fathers and sons to start the healing journey.

If there is one, I hope you guys could recommend one.

Again, thank you for such a great conversation.

All comments from YouTube:

@Konkretelotus

19w↑27

This was beyond informative. Thanks HI and team. Can we have Mr. Barnett back on?

As a take away I learned to treat people especially sound men, with more grace active and effective listen not to respond but understand. Remembering that when or if he’s opening up let him no interruptions or even questions until he finish speaking. Be a safe place for him to land because he’s also fighting just like I am out in the world and beyond.

@Didshefeedyou

17w↑1

Man these men need a show ! Like the world needs to know about this fear is they may water them down 😢 black men & women need this it’s like we’re in the “barbershop” with them or listening to an older brother or father give you advice. And it’s all so healthy 🫶🏾🥹

@AikiraBeats

25w↑212

As a black woman, this has been an amazing podcast. It’s about time that black men are able to speak and be heard. We preach about equality this is something that everyone needs to hear. Especially, as a woman, because this gives us an insight on how to give grace and space for them to feel comfortable in the relationship.

@kaneshiaginn8650

25w↑5

@AikiraBeats perfectly said 👏🏾

@marcellemcswain-tf3gr

25w↑3

Well said

@beaconofhopechampions

25w↑3

Absolutely

@kesinissi6573

25w↑2

❤ 💯

@shemireyahlilly5521

24w↑3

I agree

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@user-im9hh1rq9k

25w↑89

Dr. Jay, thank you for being transparent. My prayer is that your vulnerability will help fathers understand the impact of their absence. You are a wise man.

@marlaohara6236

25w↑123

This episode was so enlightening. My 17 year old daughter died by suicide a year ago as of yesterday. She also self harmed and had a previous attempt the year before. I thought I was getting her all the help she needed (psychiatrist, a counselor , and iep plan for school ) but she still ended her life and I have been on a healing journey every since. 😢 this episode was very deep and really gave me insight into her mind 😢

@jaqueldouthit

25w↑18

((HUGS Mama)) While you are on your journey, I hope that you are able to heal with peace and allow yourself plenty of grace. 🕊💕

@preciousmocha78

25w↑7

I pray God gives you the strength to get through and get the heal you yourself may need as a result of all this.

@shmeikahall4809

25w↑4

I pray the strength and love of God over you on your journey of healing ❤️🙏🏾

@marlaohara6236

25w

@@shmeikahall4809 thank you so much

@mychalegreen7306

25w↑2

💜

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@PumpkinPie1985

25w↑9

Yooooooo I'm not a dude but I was suicidal 3xs!! I used to cut at 13, took pills at 17, and tried to kill myself by thinking if I stuffed the muffler of my car I could die of carbon monoxide at 29. On that day God turned it around. Before I decided to end my life, I said let me go to church ask God for forgiveness and I can die peacefully. Well, I went to church, and in the middle of service my pastor at the time, stopped and had the whole church pray for me. He said that death was over me and that they had to pray for me immediately! The spirit that was in me was upset. So they prayed, then I had to go to another service that day and the pastor of that did the same thing. So that day I realized that God still had a purpose for my life even through my pain.

@charmainwilliams-farrar2559

2w↑1

As a woman it was refreshing to hear a conversation about healing from black men. Thank you!

@sfreeman417

25w↑53

This conversation makes me more cognizant that our men may be suffering in silence. This was so important for me to see because I have sons. Thank you Ryan and Ty for having Jay Barnett on.

@jerlynnghee207

25w↑41

As a social worker, this conversation is appreciated & needed! Thank you Dr. Jay for leading the charge! 🙌🏿

@PharmDST8

25w↑33

Blessings to you, HI and Dr. Barnett. Next month on 11/28 will mark 2 years that my husband sat in his truck and took his life at 43. Black men, we need you. Your families need you. Your children need you. ❤🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽

@florencekoerespress5959

25w↑1

So sorry to hear that sister @PharmDST8😔. The pain & grief must be excruciating for you & family. My brother's mind & mental state is still in healing process, recuperating. Myself was in a state of despair & considered ending it. God had other plans. Keeping you in prayers 🙏

@ShirleyLaTour

24w↑2

I’m sorry for your loss. Praying for continued healing for you and your family🙏🏽🙏🏽🤗

@Yolanda-lr4pq

24w↑1

So sorry you lost your husband that way. Lifting you up Sis. Glad you’re here.

@JustUdoro

22w↑5

48:38 MY GOODNESS!! “How could he be a father, when he was longing to be a son?” MY GOODNESS!!!😭😭😭

@loveisthe1

25w↑48

Out of all the conversations, this is the best for me. I’m glad we’re learning about relationships, but I need to heal me first. And this is the conversation to make the healing start. Thanks men. I wish more of us men would chime in to say, I identify.

@dannigirl874

25w↑71

Whoa this is so powerful. As I watch this episode, I weep for my father, my brother and my brother's son. 3 generations of not feeling worthy, not knowing how significant their existence is. My dad has been sober for over 20 years, while my brother is currently in rehab and my nephew is acting out. I just wish I could pour my wisdom and love into them all because I understand the pains they all hold onto. However, I will do my best to show them that they are loved. God blessed me with 2 sons because I prayed to be the one to break the generational curses. But I need my husband to do his healing as well. This episode has definitely given me the understanding to give him grace and the space to heal. Thank you guys. God bless the 3 of you.

@lb1798

25w

55:47 #HowToKnowIfYouHaveAMansHeart

@yahisenough2137

24w↑6

Praise God for this podcast. The one person I love most in this world, divorced me because I lacked the ability to reveal the truth about my childhood trauma to her. I had spent a lifetime lying to God and telling the world what they wanted to hear. Thank God for humbling me to the point of getting to know Him1st and allowing Him to show me who I was and then Why. I’m now 5 years free from alcohol,women and profane language. Hate has been replaced with Love, jealousy has been replaced with contentment , blame with responsibility and death has been replaced with an abundant LIFE! “A HUMBLE MAN CAN NEVER BE HUMILIATED “….. TGBTG. AMEN.

@ruthbright4449

25w↑12

How can a man be a father when he is longing to be a son my God!! That is profound!

@Heyu7her3

25w↑3

Guess that means using protection/ abstain til they figure that out...

@deangelochaney7668

21w↑7

This episode really helped me. I’m really going to find a therapist to talk about things that Dr. Jay shared. We thank God for you all!

@treenarami8288

21w↑2

Oh my God!!!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.
DR. Barnett I HAVE NO WORDS. I PRAY A LOT OF MEN AND WOMEN ESPECIALLY ARE LOOKING AT THIS.

@cathys.7230

25w↑37

Dr. Jay Barnett is an well-informed, connected, deep, astute, and an exceptional leader. His words travel straight to the soul. He's balanced and humble!

I listened to what he said, how he said it, and heard the wisdom, honesty, love, pain, and healing.

Doc, I thank you for your work; you are doing what needs to be done for yourself and our community. THANK YOU for those healing words.

@Virgosungoddess8888

25w↑3

Exact sentiments

@celestem.sharper-BBnBaB

24w

Well stated, n I agree wholeheartedly! -BBnBaB

@shondah.2195

25w↑83

Salute to Hardly Initiated and Dr. Jay Barnett. Such a needed conversation that not only needs to be had but spring forth feasible solutions. Thank you Brothers

@lb1798

25w↑2

This is one man...Dr. that I ENJOY LISTENING TO. He is so spot on...on every single level.

@erieb720

25w↑25

This touched me so deeply and I'm a woman. Young men everywhere need to hear Jay speak. The knowledge he possesses from a personal place must be shared. He is a blessing to the broken ❤❤❤❤❤.

@venessatymes7306

25w

Blessed me as a female as well. God bless you all!❤

@ashleymarina8830

25w↑13

I’m a single mom raising a son, this podcast has helped me get a better understanding of men so I can somehow help him be who needs to be. So thank you!!! ❤️❤️

@kandicemichelle

17w

Same here. I have a 17 year old son and have been trying to gain a better understanding of what he needs during his teen years other than therapy. I want to be able to show up for him in a healthier way.

@Treebee6009

25w↑22

Great conversation. The Bible says in Ephesians 6:4, "FATHERS, provoke not your children to anger." Children's anger springs from the dad, and typically it's not from what he's done, but from what he didn't do. My prayer is that boys and men embrace their identity in Christ not in performance or other people, even parents. God says even when your father and mother abandon you, the Lord will take you up (Psalm 27:10). No one else is coming to save you.

@janh6097

25w↑14

As a woman of color I have dealt with so many challenges of my own. Within my love journey, I have always wanted to know and understand the depth of a man. This platform provides the information necessary to do just that. Thank you Hardly Initiated for blessing us with this educational masterpiece. Keep it goin. It’s helping so many people heal❤

@RealtorSharone_B_Wilson

25w↑10

Brilliantly said Dr. Jay … “I don’t want what you have, I need what you know… because what you know will take me where I need to go”…. this statement is why I sit and talk with my Elders.

@socasoul

25w↑15

I watched this last night and am watching again. DEEPLY moved. I am sitting here crying as I think about my male friends and family who are struggling mentally and emotionally. Praying that God will cover and continually strengthen and develop Dr. Jay. He is NEEDED!!

@moniquewatson6231

25w↑41

I have been following Jay for a while now. Jay, Spirt, Tim Ross and Darius Daniels have been my online mentors for years now. You both are stepping into spaces and leaning into topics that those in the Black Community refuse to touch. As a Childhood Trauma Coach and Clinician I can say I am sitting with clients and the pain men are stuffing is killing them slowly. I pray that more men can receive this powerful information and HEAL.

@lateshaward7175

25w↑2

Mine too! 💕💪🏾

@JustUdoro

22w↑8

MY GOODNESS!!!! This is so needed!!! Blessings to you all.

@ConsoleeNishimwe

25w↑8

Beautifully said "It's okay to walk alone in your process"Dr. Jay Barnett

@mimibennett8404

25w↑1

Those words resonated with me. I briefly dated a man that had therapy, but had insecurities about himself. I didn't realize it until he become emotionally unavailable without providing me a factual reason. In my final conversation with him, I told him I wasn't a placeholder. He apparently has more healing to do and he isn't able to provide me with what I needed. I accept it.

@NoName-pc7et

20w↑1

Having a genuine Church family, consistently going to church & having faith, believing in God, Jesus, & prayer, help tremendously in my life.

@LaSultrySoul

25w↑5

Women also need
not to be afraid to be alone when going through their healing process as well.

And for the record, seeing a dude cry isn't weak it's the most powerful and intimate experience that you can ever have with a guy. It's purely human.

@sabrinabryant6938

25w↑4

After our divorce our children were severely affected. Especially our son. He did get therapy. He finally came out as gay. Which we still love him , but he was still very angry with his Dad, they had a horrible fight. Then he came back to live with me. It started out well but when I noticed bad behavior from him in my home I reached out to his Dad, which I hadn’t spoken to him in over 3 years since our divorce. He explained to me that our son was disrespectful to his wife and others in the home and. He said he’d had enough and they had a fight. My son was enraged that I reached out to his father about him and Yelled at me. “ Oh so you and Dad are friends now?” And stormed out of the house. He later returned but he started to disrespect me and call me the “b” word acted as if he wanted to jump on me. Then him and my fiancé at the time got into a fight because he was disrespectful to me. . He’s back with his Father. I haven’t heard from him since. Even when he was in therapy we asked him if we could participated in his therapy but he would not consent. I don’t think an unstable 18 year old with mental heat issues could exclude parents from his treatment and progress to healing. Or know if we contributed to his mental instability. I pray my son return to me healthy again. I don’t won’t to get a phone call saying he’s taken his life or hurting someone because he’s hurting.

@la-vieborde2496

25w↑7

This was confirming for me. I was married to a narcissist that did not have a relationship with his mother. He could not see the difference between me and his mother and was lashing out. Our communication was nil. I won't make these same mistakes. I'm getting therapy to begin healing

@RacingHeartMedia

25w↑5

“Who you’re vulnerable with also has the greatest power to destroy you”

@terihall1974

As Black female senior this conversation freed me. Thank you and may the LORD continue to bless all of you.

@RacingHeartMedia

25w↑5

In the words of Dr. Francis Cress Welsing……boys NEED their fathers. Sharazad Ali told us the effects of what NOT having a father in the household does to the son (suicide, depression, can’t make decisions, doubtful etc….

@prettycaramel9237

25w↑4

I'm proud to see this black man discussing mental health. ❤

@tha161

25w↑11

It's painful when no one asks are you okay. You have to console and soothe your own emotional wounds. No one checks on the person they perceive as strong.

@venessatymes7306

25w

Much success to you all. As a female, I started to skip since it was labeled men but I so glad I took the time to check it out. I gleaned so much from this. Full of gems and wisdom. Helpful for all willing to give it a chance. The inclusion of the anecdotes about the impact and significance of Coach Deion Sanders was very insightful as well. I am so glad you all are sharing this information and I pray that your transparency and vulnerability is saving lives. God bless you!

@yourfriendlyneighbourhoodvue

25w

I’ve been going through it right now, I would always check-in with my family and friends and for the past two years since joining the military I’ve been stuck in a cycle of calling them and checking up on them but it has not been reciprocated, I am at a point where I don’t see a reason to keep going with things, like what is the point? My value is only based on what I can give and not who I am, I’ve been doing therapy but I don’t think it has helped me

@ShirleyLaTour

24w

⁠@@yourfriendlyneighbourhoodvueyour feelings are absolutely valid. Retired military here and yes, some only see what they THINK you can give them. You are much more than that but I would encourage you to keep caring, though you don’t have to feel pressured to always initiate contact. Sometimes we are sent away from family to fulfill God’s purpose for our lives. Not everyone understands it but that is not your problem. The Bible even talks about not being received in your own hometown.

Be encouraged, lean on Jesus and your military family. I often feel much closer to them than folks back home….but that’s me.

And stay with your therapy process. A change will come, just lean into the curve!

@hope-miracles

25w↑10

This is giving Black Table Talk (Brother Edition). The growth on this podcast is inspiring. This is so much bigger than a YouTube channel. Thank y’all for bringing him on the show. 🙏🏾🕊️✨

@saudiascott4726

25w↑8

Dr. Jay…. You are the perfect example of why us women NEED our healed black men. Thank you so much for this! I believe that what you’re doing is trailblazing! ❤ much love and muuucchhh respect! Im praying that this message gets around to as many black men as possible. That underground work is so needed so that we will look up and all of our black men are operating and communicating from a healed space.

@bryanjohnson6665

25w↑3

Man, this hit different. Men need time to rebuild the souls. And the view point of themselves

@banahchakamahmusic77

20w↑1

Praise God and thank you all for the work you are doing. We need and appreciate you Black Men! Men of Judah! ❤

@Yolanda-lr4pq

24w↑2

Praying this message spreads across the globe. Self Aware Black men, shining the light on trauma is the path to healing. Such a great conversation.

@__M7_

16w↑1

As a doctoral student, thank you for the encouragement & example that it can be done. My compassion for survivors... and non-survivors.💝

@DupreMutuma

22w↑2

A man's masculity is the balance of being a lion and lamb. Thank you

@DONNALAING-lq1eg

25w↑3

"There's a difference between the man in your head and the Man in your bed"!
Very profound 💥💥💥💥

@renewwithremi

25w↑22

Such a profound and necessary conversation. I pray for healing over my community, but we’re so deep in our trauma we’ve become our own worst enemy. I hope we continue having the uncomfortable conversations, especially our men, and continue to grow and heal.
Thank you for your vulnerability in this talk Dr Jay, we can all learn something from it!

@WannettaMalcolm-lt5fz

25w↑2

Tysean and Ryan ARE unlocking pathways, allowing for growth.

THANK YOU. MUCH GRATITUDE

@Victoria-qk3mu

25w↑1

We are Israelites and we must get back to keeping the Most High Commandments and aligning with holiness. Yah will fight for us!!Shalom

@BMoreLady

24w↑2

THIS WAS POWERFUL!!!!! I shared a few nuggets with my son and asked him if he would watch this with me so that we can dialogue and he said, Yes. Thank you!

@janiceborne8882

25w↑2

I would love to meet Dr Jay in the future. My Son was suicidal and I dealt with it until he lost his life a year ago and one of the things he always said to me was ALL I want is my Dad to Love Me and be PROUD of Me

@adrianking5985

25w↑6

I keep telling my brothers that we do have a safe place so there isn't any excuses Hardly initiated is that place all the tools u need is just waiting for you 🙏 I'm so grateful that Tysean &Ryan are investing in our COMMUNITY thank you my brothers......

@HardlyInitiated

25w↑1

💪🏽💪🏽 yessir my guy

@user-wr5sv5uo6s

25w↑9

I loved this one. It helped me to better understand my dad, brother, husband and my son. All whom had a father who was present in the home. Thank you for being a light in our community.

@christielove9000

25w↑1

The Accountability of Intentional Growth is Infinite ♾

@beaconofhopechampions

25w↑2

When Dr. Jay was talking about mommy issues, it’s the truth. Because you can tell how man is going to treat his wife based on how his relationship is with his mother…FACTS!

@jaydengreen4749

25w↑5

Don't apologize, we are trying to get people to church. So they can truly understand God and His purpose for them 🙏💞

@lb1798

25w↑1

I learn so much from DOCTOR BARNETT....every time he speaks!

@Allthequeenzhorses

We need the vulnerable side of men more often. This was amazing

@Spanglishdee

25w↑5

Shout-out to Miss Cindy. Some people are there to help you along on your path. Help is God’s grace...accept it. ❤

@pamelajefferson910

25w↑8

Jay is speaking the truth. My ex-husband said the same thing. I told him for many years he needed therapy. Even now my ex-husband said he still isn't ready, but he had suicide thoughts.

@ninaj.4885

23w↑1

The last time I tried to tell a BM he needed to get therapy he literally blew up. I said it in the nicest, loving way I could and I sat there and watched this man just go off with so much anger and I sat there thinking to myself "wow, its worse than I thought". So I just calmly watched this man throw a whole adult tantrum and all I could see was there's something broken in there but he refused to get help. I see hurt in him and how it affects his relationships and its just so sad watch. Its not much you can do when the person refuses to even admit there's something wrong.

@prettycaramel9237

25w↑3

I'm a female, yet his story is almost a complete reflection of mine.

I was so broken that I think I sought purpose and validation in fixing and healing broken people. Yeah...Im a nurse. I would've tried to love him whole at the expense of myself. Not in that space anymore but I see connections in trauma and why we choose whom we choose.

@sfreeman417

25w↑6

Love Jay Barnett. I first saw him on Dear Wifey Podcast. I appreciate him sharing his past hurt and healing journey.

@saundrahouston4026

25w↑6

I pray this conversation blesses all men that are listening.. Like Jay shared Suicidal ideation is very real among many black men. Please keep talking about this on every platform that will have you. God bless you all.

@carolynlong8701

25w↑3

Great conversation 👏🏾👏🏾we need more of Godly men encouraging other men who love the Lord 🙏🏾

@karayourrealtorwhitesell

24w↑2

It is so true, I was specifically looking for a black male therapist for my son, and it is extremely hard to find one and then one with availability.

@frankieharrison356

25w↑9

I salute you Brothers y'all are doing a great job keep up the good work and I'm praying your podcast will be the number one podcast for the men 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾. Episode was so informative and I am a 53-year-old woman and I love you; we need more men to open up and have open and honest dialogue with each other so the healing can. Once again Ryan and Ty Shawn you young man phenomenal 🥰🥰

@LeasTimelyServices

25w↑5

So Thankful that you all have thought provoking discussions. I'm 61 and I've learned so much from your guests. Keep Up The Good Work!!!

@sherineofficial7851

25w↑5

Dr. Jay is such a great speaker. He’s definitely meant for this! I pray he get to as much men as he can. Minding our mental health is so important, especially in this social media era🙏🏾

@cherwallace6026

24w↑1

I just have to say that I am so Sisterly proud of you two for this conversation with Dr. Jay Barnett. I was introduced to him via the Dear Future Wifey podcast, and have been following his work ever since.

There were so many gems shared, I probably should have been taking notes, but one thing in particular that struck me was the segment where y’all discussed how a man that feels like he’s not producing, and how he should cope with that.

Jay’s response was that men have to begin grounding their identities in who they are, not what they do, and he spoke on the importance of being and working in alignment with your purpose and calling, and not chasing something because everyone else is doing that. In this “getting the bag” culture; so many people chase money, and are left unfulfilled and miserable in their lives work because they aren’t “driving in their lane “. This is important for men and women. Again, great episode, and I felt compelled to share this episode with some friends and family members that need to hear this message.❤️

@KB-ok1en

25w↑2

Dr. King Jay Barnett is Absolutely a godsend! Thank u so much for having him on. U all have truly blessed so many of us. 💛💛💛🙌

@MrsMovieLuvr

24w↑1

This needs to be a conference. Definitely on a greater scale.

@halehomeschool9964

24w↑1

Thank you guys for this. I’m a Marine Vet and man all of us that already had mommy/daddy wounds and then we go to war… talk about walls… these are FORTS we built up. Thank you.

@teecarter842

25w↑2

All men and women need to listen to this. Great job guy’s

@javuosvang2960

25w↑2

This was a really great podcast. I think this podcast doesn’t only apply towards black men but also applies to all men in general. The majority of men these days lack emotion and it is true that they have no outlet for their emotions. A lot of men need to know that it’s okay to be emotionally stable and let it out. It’s just so sad knowing great men like Twitch, Robin Williams, Prince, and so many others all gravitated to suicide because they were in so much pain. It’s so disheartening and heartbreaking how the toxicity of mental health can impact someone. Thank you for always bringing real topics to the table.

@venessatymes7306

25w↑1

Congratulations Dr. Jay Barnett 🎉

@sophiab8806

24w↑2

For me, this was a gateway for healing from a root cause of not being heard generationally. I realized how MUCH I tolerated and broke the cycle from nuggetts I received before the 1st half of this podcast!!! From one curse breaker to another, Jay, THANK YOU!!!

@dawnssunrises6050

25w↑1

I used to mentor this young lady who was very abusive in her speech to men. Had to discourage her from behaving that way. She sincerely admitted she thought men had no - as in ZERO - feelings, because they never showed it, so she thought they could just take whatever. Convinced her they are human beings just like us, made for us, by God. She got better at truly seeing them, thankfully.

@ginab.4605

25w↑2

I can totally relate with the guest regarding depression and suicide. Been through some dark times in my life but GOD!!!

@JessOhio2013

25w↑2

These last conversations have been great. Really picking up steam with the substance and not just “poddin” like the others

@monicasaffold9405

25w↑5

How are you feeling ???
Thank you Dr Jay Barnett for teaching the difference between How are you feeling & How are you doing ??? Much respect 🫡
I see you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👍🏽

@denisegee7420

25w↑3

"Some men aren't healing their just achieving!"

@Victoria-qk3mu

25w↑1

Powerful Conversation
❤❤❤❤

@lovewins517

21w↑1

This is a Masterclass right here! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@sandiebryan7456

25w↑1

Powerful powerful...I wish more men would form a community not just to watch the game or have a drink but be vulnerable with...that support system and connect on another level and, more importantly to PRAY TOGETHER .building this faith base....Heaven bless you .I love my black males and prayer for the things that's killing them inside...take some time off the spotlight and HEAL..spend time with you .

@ArtAbsurdist

25w↑1

Dr. Jay Barnett— as a woman, while most of this I already knew and stay mindful of the advice in my relationship with my man— the way you deliver a message and put it into words that anyone can easily resonate with and more importantly— remember— wowww… 💯🔥✅
Like it’s truly changed my whole perspective on relationships, as well as gives me a sense of mad hope and excitement for future conversations him. Thank you so much for sharing stories of pain and suffering and growth in a way that’s sooo beautifully spoken, it’s impossible to not be moved emotionally by it. I will forever refer back to your words and use them as a reminder for myself and all other women who need to hear this vital message you are sharing. Seriously, thank you… you’re doing incredibly hard things and set a standard for men to give them hope and strength to not lose sight of who they are and what they are most deserving of 🤍 you’re an angel

@lasavinegivens1756

25w↑1

I really pray Mr. Jay Barnett does a movie on his life.

@MissAnnaDominique

21w

I didn't realize how beautiful the process can be right now in healing and for God to have put me on his wheel until watching this. "Lord put me back on the wheel" so powerful!

@pamelawilliams7854

25w↑2

This brother has told the truth indeed. I have found over the years that men whom have issues with their mom. Yes will treat you bad for sure. I am so glad he is where he is now. We need men like him to put this out here.

@beverleyreid7572

25w↑4

I absolutely love listening to Jay Barnett. You guys are doing a great job!

@lb1798

25w↑1

Me too.....He speaks with such an honest heartfelt passion about mental health especially for Black men.

@b1e9t2a9d

24w↑1

Very enlightening to hear men talk about the real issues. It opens my eyes to know that I am not finished growing as a man and there is more for me. Dope conversation!

@monicaw978

23w↑1

This episode is so needed wow. Father help me to become a safe space for my future husband to dwell in.

@nightswan1234

22w↑1

One of the most informative and transparent sessions ever on your podcast !!! Willing to identify the problem is an absolute in solving the problem what ever it may be.Men need validation from their fathers sooo much more than from the mother or a wife! Mothers are needed but fathers are key in a man’s life!!!

@shemireyahlilly5521

25w↑1

This is insightful. I hope it helps our men. We need our Black men.

@debbiehilton2614

22w↑1

This was so comforting, soothing and very enlightening. Watching this very handsome man walk in his purpose, changing the direction of black mental health, is beautiful. Flowers to you Dr. Jay. 🎉

@justmo2023

25w↑1

Awesome. I wrote a book about a young man with Mommy issues. I dated a man with Mommy issues. So glad to see this being addressed❤❤❤❤🎉🎉

@schoolofthoughtedu

25w↑5

People will always let you down. Heavenly Father is the only answer.

@sherrinixon2792

19w

I was Truly Bless by this My son's had daddy in there life but he was far from being a Father to them .His father was my frighting with his brother with knife and My sons Daddy grow up with his Brother's they all were Gangs Banger in Chicago. I was so glad I left him and we 4 Daughters as well. I was so Glad when I left him so Our daughters did need be around craziness as well as my sons . We lost our older Son due to car accident 2019..All our Kids are Grown Now but as Single Mom. it was hard for my son they never had.A.real Man Mentor them in there lives not even in the church. But That was our Peace being at Church ..Thank you for sharing the real about how Men how feel broken relationships ..

@mackmcghee6218

25w↑7

So true the power of watching Deion Sanders coaching his sons to greatness. It’s beautiful but also triggering not having my dad that present. He was in my life but not as present as I would of liked ya dig

@kokobeware1540

21w↑1

I am going to take it all ❤!!!!!! I learned so much as a woman it gives me the tools to edify and understand the man in my life when he arrives. Thank you.

@justiceholy1004

The most externally happy and energetic guy I knew just exited the stage... you never know what folks going through. We put on a thick armor until it cracks. Love you all brothers and sisters hiding behind a smile yet trying to maintain whatever duties you've taken on.

@ako7975

20w

@brendam2022

25w↑6

Dr. Jay, thank you, thank you! for sharing your journey on healing. Your transparency is such a breath of fresh air. I gained some gems that will help me in my communication with my husband. May GOD continue to bless you on your journey and congratulations on your huge accomplishment Dr. Jay!!!🎉

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