A raw and reflective podcast about modern Black fatherhood, manhood, and legacy. Hosted by Marcus A. Smothers, a proud girl dad, educator, and community leader, each episode dives into the real stories, tough lessons, and daily joys of being a present father in a world that often misunderstands us. This isn’t a highlight reel — it’s a space for honesty, healing, and hope. Whether we're talking about breaking generational cycles, embracing imperfect parenting, or just showing up with love, A Dope Black Dad reminds us that being a father is one of the dopest things a man can be.
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A raw and reflective podcast about modern Black fatherhood, manhood, and legacy. Hosted by Marcus A. Smothers, a proud girl dad, educator, and community leader, each episode dives into the real stories, tough lessons, and daily joys of being a present father in a world that often misunderstands us. This isn’t a highlight reel — it’s a space for honesty, healing, and hope. Whether we're talking about breaking generational cycles, embracing imperfect parenting, or just showing up with love, A Dope Black Dad reminds us that being a father is one of the dopest things a man can be.
In today’s episode, we’re delving into one of the most challenging and vulnerable experiences we face: being hurt by someone we care about. "You Hurt Me," this episode is about the pain that comes from betrayal, misunderstanding, or unmet expectations in our relationships. Whether it’s a friend, family member, partner, or even ourselves, the wounds left by those we trust can cut deep.
A Dope Black Dad
A raw and reflective podcast about modern Black fatherhood, manhood, and legacy. Hosted by Marcus A. Smothers, a proud girl dad, educator, and community leader, each episode dives into the real stories, tough lessons, and daily joys of being a present father in a world that often misunderstands us. This isn’t a highlight reel — it’s a space for honesty, healing, and hope. Whether we're talking about breaking generational cycles, embracing imperfect parenting, or just showing up with love, A Dope Black Dad reminds us that being a father is one of the dopest things a man can be.
