For The Fellas - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Black Men and Love Edition
The new episode delves into timely topics such as relationships, kids, social media and mental health.

Monogamy, Money and Mental Health Edition
This Black History Month, The Fellas come together for an unfiltered conversation with Brian "B-MAC" McIntosh. In this powerful discussion, Kirk Franklin, Jacob Latimore, and David Banner dive into what it means to find and keep the RIGHT love, navigate the guilt and trauma of success, and explore why mental health is a top priority for Black men today.

The Weight We Carry Edition
G Herbo, Rome Flynn and Kier Gaines join Brian McIntosh to unpack generational trauma, the benefits of therapy, breaking harmful cycles and more.
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