Van Lathan's Red Pill Podcast: Cry Like A Man with Jason Wilson (Video)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2019
- Van sits down with one of his heroes, Jason Wilson from the Cave of Adullam. They talk about this new book “Cry Like A Man” and what Jason had to overcome to become the thought leader that he is today. At the top of the show Van rants about a friend that tried to get his help on Black Twitter and why she was wrong for looping him in.
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I rarely sit and watch a whole interview, but I’m stuck in awe. Van, thank you for this bro!
Brandon Rountree yessir
I keep rewatching this and returning to it. The wisdom of life is here.
Crying is an emotion like any other and worthy to be expressed
Van. The disclaimer alone was a brick of education breaking through America's glass. Solid fam
This brother is needed especially in a time where people seem to be more focused on the battle between men and women rather than how to better themselves. He’s all about self reflection and expression. Thank you Mr Wilson for helping so many men across the world.
I think I need to start listening to this podcast. This is my first time and the knowledge that was dropped is endless . I’ve been through a lot of trauma in my life to the point that I could be dead right now being shot 9 times. I thank god every day that I’m still here.
Get the audiobook; Cry Like a Man
I’m buying this book for my husband, son and nephews this is powerful info Jason Wilson thank you brother ❤
Love this Man this man! This is how felt my whole life. I grew up without my father in my life and I am the first born of his kids. SMH... Both my parents grew up on the same street, literally a couple house apart and my mother and father"s parents are still there to this day, yet and still my Father wouldnt come around unless i would happen to see him coming down the street while outside playing. This use to kill my very soul, so much anger I use to think there was something wrong with me. It made me angry towards other men and I didnt know how to be around them. All I knew was the day i would become a Dad was to be everything I wish I couldve had got from my father. I became a foster parent and fully adopted my son when he was 4yrs then,16rs now and daughter was 17mths then, and13 now. My first cries of joy as a Man was the day i brought my Son home to his own room were he asked me if I wanted to be his Dad. Forever will be the Best day of my life! Thank God for you and Men with awareness like you Jason Wilson. I pray we all wake up and fix these traumas.
That's a beautiful story, especially with such a difficult start. I hope you've healed from your early struggles!
Wow powerful 🙏🏾 thank you for this conversation much needed so much wisdom.
That moment at the end was special. That spoke to me the most.
Brother Wilson dropped so many loving bombs here. Excellent
I can feel the growth after listening to this conversation that was powerful
Great discussion! Thanks for all the information. Cry like a man!
Van, this was amazing. With resources like this I feel encouraged for my people! #goodstuff
Brother you speaking truth black men you don’t always have to be so hard it’s ok to be human…
Good interview.
Still preempting.
What the fuck was the first part of this video even about it shares no relevance to mr Wilson’s message
I wish you would have told us when she said :(
Van. Can you please invite Gino Jennings to your platform?
Poverty made blk business sell it wasn't greed...
Whos the friend?
Not you.
Sexual self control. Whew..
"You can't teach a child you don't love"!!! Then why are yt people teaching black children in black communities???
As far as Obama his white parent's left him over a quarter million
I thumbed this video down because I feel like the beginning of this video was irrelevant and the opposite of what Jason Wilson teaches on (The Bible, and opposing hatred and anger.)
“We make the white people in the room clap.” How awkward for Jason. Racism is not the answer to racism.
That's not "racism"! It's a bias! A prejudice! But not racism!!!