Broke, Black & Busy

Tommy and Enoch sit down with poet and good friend LindoYes to talk about living with dyslexia and the shifting understanding of learning "disorders" and the education system.

Tommy and Enoch sit down to talk about the still rampant pausedemic, the relationship between homophobia and religion and the importance of being a quality human in order to be a quality man.

It's been a long time but WE'RE BACK!!!!! Check out this episode where we update you all on what's been happening and what to expect in the near future.

Tommy and Enoch sit down and introduce some new aspects to the podcast as well as talk about some personal things they have been working on internally.

Enoch and Tommy dive deep into their experiences with masculine performance and their battles as it relates to sexual anxiety.

We back! After a short break we back with another episode. Enoch and Tommy catch us up on what their lives have been like as well as some discussion on the election and politics around Kamala Harris and Biden.

Enoch and Tommy talk about the current political climate and their experiences with voting and the double consciousness that comes with being a Black voter.

Tommy and Enoch sit down to talk about the recent commentary made by some Black celebrities around race and gender issues as well as discussing the importance of nurturing the right seeds and being vulnerable about our hang ups as we grow. 

Enoch and Tommy sit down and discuss everything that has been happening recently, the ties these events have to the greater systems acting against us, how they themselves have been coping, and resources other people can utilize during this time.

Season 2 of "Broke, Black and Busy" kicks off with Tommy and Enoch discussing their entrepreneurial practices, their beliefs on path and purpose and the importance of staying true to your passions.

Enoch and Tommy have a vulnerable conversation about their experiences with abuse as a child and the process they both have been on in understanding and growing past their trauma.

Enoch and Tommy talk about the struggles of teaching and trying to prepare kids for the outside world knowing the system is severely damaged. 

Enoch and Tommy dive into the importance of "following your script" and the influences, pressures and hang ups that can come with that process. 

Enoch and Tommy address the importance of intersectionality and some of the foolishness surrounding the Black communities treatment of Black LGBTQIA people.

Tommy and Enoch discuss the importance of knowing when to break bonds and the delicate balance between empathy and self harm when navigating relationship trauma. 

Tommy and Enoch discuss the importance of vulnerability and the necessary work men need to do in order to break the cycles of toxic masculinity taught to us.

Enoch and Tommy discuss what Broke, Black and Busy is, what they hope to accomplish with it and what type of content listeners can look forward to hearing in the near future.