Welcome back to Another Week in the Books! Spike Lou and Rich are back to discuss the Portland Trail Blazers’ decision to hire and fire a broadcaster in the same day over resurfaced tweets, the challenges of stepping outside your comfort zone, and how men can do better when it comes to accountability in the wake of the Cornell 7 case. Join the conversation and let us know your thoughts and how we can all be better. Remember to subscribe, comment, like, and share. Let’s get better this week!

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Welcome back to Another Week in the Books! It’s First Friday, and the fellas are joined by Dave for a deeply personal conversation about grief, fatherhood, and being there for your children when they need you most. Dave opens up about supporting his son through a recent tragedy while navigating his own grief after losing a close friend.

The conversation also turns to the recent online discussions surrounding Kendrick Sampson and Savannah James. As always, the fellas bring honesty, perspective, and a little wisdom to the conversation.

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Welcome back to Another Week in the Books! In Chapter LXXVI, Spike Lou and Rich discuss the powerful indie film If I Go Will They Miss Me and its importance in exploring the relationship between Black fathers and sons. The conversation then shifts as Rich asks Spike Lou to reflect on the perception people have of him versus the reality of who he is.

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