<p>On this episode of <em>#YouGoodMan?</em>, Dr. Phillip Roundtree sits down with multidisciplinary artist, author, and health educator <strong>Donnie Moreland Jr.</strong> to explore the emotional landscape of <strong>Black fatherhood</strong>, <strong>grief</strong>, and <strong>mental health</strong>.</p><p>Together, they reflect on the legacy of <strong>Malcolm-Jamal Warner</strong>, the emotional impact of early Black male loss, and Donnie’s new book, <em>My Daddy Never Taught Me How to Write a Love Song</em>—a lyrical meditation on raising a Black daughter while unlearning generational silence.</p><p>This episode touches on: 🔹 The power of therapy for Black men <em>(02:00)</em> 🔹 Grieving Malcolm-Jamal Warner and honoring Black life <em>(07:10)</em> 🔹 Writing as a tool for healing, survival, and reflection <em>(16:45)</em> 🔹 What love is—and what it’s not <em>(21:30)</em> 🔹 A live reading of “Unit 201” <em>(31:00)</em> 🔹 Final reflection: What did you inherit—and what are you still learning to love? <em>(38:30)</em></p><p>💬 Plus: Donnie shares a powerful writing prompt for reflection. 📺 Watch now on YouTube @BlackMediaNexus 🎧 Stream wherever you get your podcasts.</p><p>#BlackMentalHealth #BlackFatherhood #DonnieMoreland #YouGoodMan #WritingToHeal #TherapyForBlackMen #GriefAndHealing #PoetryAndWellness</p>