We made it to the 30th episode! In this episode, Dr. Brown talks about the importance for men to maintain close contact with other men. Also, Dr. Brown introduces the launch of the Joker to King Men’s Group. Click the Men’s Group link in the menu for more information.

In this episode, Dr. Brown draws a connection between Juneteenth and LGBTQ Pride month and Father's Day and men's mental health! Also, stay tuned at the end of the episode to learn how to receive a free Father's Day gift!

It seems like the whole world tells you that forgiveness is an important part of your healing journey. But is that really true? Are there times when it makes sense NOT to forgive. Find out on this episode of the Joker to King Podcast.

You are not required to set yourself on fire to keep others warm! On this episode, Dr. Brown gives the "Joker to King" treatment to the topic of establishing effective boundaries. Don’t forget to send me a question using the ADVICE link in the menu above.

Which is better: motivation or discipline? Dr. Brown breaks down the differences between the two and shows you how the three steps to manage your procrastination so you can get s**t done! Don’t forget to send me a question using the ADVICE link in the menu above.

In this episode, Dr. Brown talks about the uniqueness of friendships and how they differ from other relationships (such as relationships with family, coworkers, romantic partners, etc.). He also asks you specifically to examine the ways in which your friendships influence your personal growth. Don't forget to ask Dr. Brown an anonymous question by clicking on the ADVICE link in the menu above.

Don't wait until the end of the month to put leftover money into a savings account! On this episode, Dr. Brown breaks down the reasons to pay yourself first BEFORE you pay any monthly bills. Don’t forget to click the ADVICE link in the menu above to ask an anonymous question to Dr. Brown

In this episode, Dr. Brown (and his goddaughter) discuss the important role fathers play in the lives of their daughters.

In this episode, Dr. Brown breaks down the reasons why we sabotage our own goals, and he gives strategies to help you avoid self-sabotage. Don't forget to use the ADVICE link here on the Joker to King website to ask an anonymous question or to suggest a topic for a future episode.

In this episode, Dr. Brown joins the Mental Health Marty podcast along with Brit Morris, the co-founder of the Morris-Young Legacy House. You can discover more about the Morris-Young Legacy House by visiting their website at www.mylegacyhouse.org.

A spring break message from Dr. Brown!

Happy 20th episode! Today, Dr. Brown discusses the reason why men need to heal from past trauma. He explains the stigmas associated with men's mental health, and gives four practical ways to support trauma healing. Go visit our partners at the Morris-Young Legacy House, Inc. (www.mylegacyhouse.org) and click the advice link at www.JokerToKing.com.

Some roosters believe that the sun rises because of them. But there are some cocks who will get their feathers ruffled in this episode! In this episode (also known as "Grow Balls Without Being a D*ck"), Dr. Brown discusses the difference between confidence and arrogance.

Dr. Brown recorded this episode from his hotel room at the 2023 A2MEND Summit. In this episode, Dr. Brown discusses the key points of networking, and the differences between finding a mentor and finding a sponsor. (A2MEND stands for African-American Male Education Network & Development). Watch the video on YouTube, or subscribe to the podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

In this episode, Dr. Brown discusses the love triangle between you, your significant other, and money (your OTHER significant other). Learn the ways to manage your relationship with money while managing your relationship with your partner.

In this episode, Dr. Brown discusses three reasons why forgiving parents is a good thing and a couple bonus key points about forgiveness. This episode is the first VIDEO episode. Watch the video on YouTube and also on Spotify video.

In this episode, Dr. Brown discusses information from the American Psychological Association and the World Health Organization to break down some of the reasons for men's relationship to violence. For more information, visit www.JokerToKing.com.

In this episode, Dr. Brown destroys the myth that you can earn someone's trust. Pay attention and digest everything in this episode to really transform your relationships.

In this episode, Dr. Brown gives you the details on how to master small talk using a classic method known as the FORD technique. This episode's song of the week is a classic by Tevin Campbell.

Do you know what the 50/30/20 rule is? Dr. Brown breaks down this fundamental budgeting rule to help you get your 2023 finances in order. This episode's song of the week comes from the mighty mighty O'Jays.

In this episode, Dr. Brown talks briefly about an incident decades ago sparked by depression. He then explains the reasons for managing depression and stress from the "outside in" instead of working from the "inside out." This episode's song of the week comes from Homeboy Sandman.

Everyone knows that children need food, water, shelter, love, and discipline. So in this episode, Dr. Brown explains the five often overlooked things to remember in order to be the father your kids need. This episode's song of the week comes from a South Korean pianist performing a solo version of a Horace Silver classic.

In this episode, Dr. Brown discusses the idea of liminal spaces and how it's related to evolving into the new version of yourself. This episode's song of the week comes from the amazing Sho Baraka.

In this episode, Dr. Brown goes over the 5 principles of dating (which is something very different than "hooking up".

In this special Thanksgiving episode, Dr. Brown discusses the UC Berkeley research on the positive effects of gratitude. Discover the four powerful health benefits of expressing thanks. And of course, this episode's song of the week comes from the amazing, inimitable, funkified group Earth, Wind, & Fire!

In this episode, Dr. Brown gives you the three ingredients for a good side hustle idea AND the three non-monetary benefits of a good side hustle. This episode’s song of the week is by The Roots.

In this episode, Dr. Brown outlines the three steps in building confidence. He also provides info on how to enroll in the upcoming cohort of the Joker to King course. This week's song of the week is from A Tribe Called Quest.

In this episode, Dr. Brown outlines the three things you should NEVER do when apologizing, and the three things you should ALWAYS do when apologizing. This episode's song of the week is by Yasin Bey (formerly known as Mos Def).

In this episode, Dr. Brown details the importance of being clean, both physically and mentally, as well as maintaining a healthy physical regimen and mental regimen. This week’s song of the week is by Edwin Starr.

In this episode, Dr. Brown outlines the five stages of retirement (which are similar to the five stages of young adulthood.) This week's song of the week is by the late great Joe Crocker.

In this episode, Dr. Brown explains how your sense of manhood is built upon your understanding of the three definitions of the word "integrity." Also, the song of the week is by Sly and the Family Stone.