Part of stepping into manhood is taking a hard look [...]

Michael Jai White had an idea of what he thought [...]

Like a lot of us, Philip Lawrence didn’t have a blueprint to follow, but through years of self-work and reflection he’s created his own. Addiction, infidelity and people pleasing were all a product of his maleness but by habitually committing to change for the sake of his marriage and becoming the type of man and father he wants to be, that has become a Philip of the past.

Erica and Warryn Campbell join Dondré to share the inner AND outer work that took place to get them to where they are today. For Warryn, manhood meant unlearning what he thought being a "man" was. Growing up with his father and grandfather in his life was a privilege in itself but like anyone peers have a way of influencing certain behaviors. Today, he uses the lessons from the father figures in his life to be of service to his wife and children.

At some point in your life you decide what type of man you want to be. After years of trials, tribulations and lessons, Kevin Hart and Dondré Whitfield discovered that what may have mattered so long ago can't always follow us into the next phases of our lives. Priorities change as you grow, and our matriculation into manhood exposes what said changes should be.

Even at 23 years old, Trevor Jackson makes every move with intention. In this episode of Male vs. Man, we listen to Trevor's recent epiphanies about what manhood looks like for him now and what it will look like for him in the future.