Reggie Bush: What Does Manhood Look Like? | I AM ATHLETE EP.52 PT. 2 

First let me say this; the growth from both Pac-Man and Shady as hosts has been awesome to see. I got away from IAA for a bit due to the hosts over talking and not letting the interviewees speak, but it is good to see the fellas bettering themselves as hosts. Secondly; the Reggie Bush episodes were hands down the best episodes on this here podcast. From start to finish, both episodes spewed knowledge, growth, and positive energy. Amazing shows. Keep Going!!

Part 2 even better. This is what it’s all about. I love seeing this side of Reggie Bush, it’s impactful. B Marshall is a legend for this.

Reggie is a very grounded, insightful individual and one of the best RB's of our time! Grown man convo, great content fellas!!💯

If your a black man and you got away from Kim and the Kardashians unscathed without kids from them it's a huge credit to who you are mentally! Big ups to Bro

IAA podcast is a breath of fresh air. There is room for everyone in this Podcast Universe so we should stop the comparisons. I get greatness from all the podcasts that I make the choice to put on my daily and weekly playlists. This conversation with Reggie though - it felt like I was sitting in the room with my big and little brothers and they didn’t know I was there!! Pacifically PAC 😂!!!

As a husband and more importantly a husband that’s black and a man of God, I needed this. Thank you 🙏🏽

Laughter is like medicine to the soul🙏🏾

Reggie Bush Is A Very Humble And Real One Dope Interview About Life Experience And FatherHood

I’m 28 and got my first lil one on the way and it’s crazy cause something told me to watch this, this my first time ever watching this podcast and as ah young black man who father was around these guys definitely answered everything I had on my mind the universe gives me signs and I always use them something told me to watch this video I got mad respect for all these brothers they pod cast definitely gained ah fan cause they topics got substance and meaning behind it they definitely gained ah new fan my father was never around but I’m definitely gone be the best father I can be

I never heard Reggie speak outside of football. That man aura and energy is at an all time high. He a cool dude.

It is very sad to hear how much not having a Dad negatively affects people. Reggie stated throughout the interview that he was mad and just wanted to prove him wrong/wanted his attention (really think about that)? If you have kids and it doesn’t work with whoever you decided to have kids with then please…please just please take care of your kids. They never did anything to you .😢

I never knew Reggie was so in depth. This is really eye opening

Reggie gained a lot of RESPECT FROM ME w this EPISODE! WE ALL MAY NOT BALL , HAVE MILLIONS or STRUGGLE but WE ALL SEE HOW IT FEELS TO B VIEWED AS A “BLACC MANN”!! 🤴🏾

Great to see Reggie Bush as a father. I saw him at USC, in the pros, and his dad's Crenshaw high was my home school🏀

I love this group more than football.. Keep the hard work learning a lot from y'all great men..

This conversation will help so many men. It's a great topic.and as a Queen we need to support our Kings b/c they are the foundations. Amen! Continue to be the held of your households Kings!!!

I was a bit strict because my parents were strict! Old skool strict…like “yes/no ma’am”, “yes/no sir”. All the time!! Church 5 days a week!!😅, and don’t fall asleep….oooweee…my momma wasn’t having that!!🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️😂😂

I like these podcast like this because it makes me think about the resources that weren't readily available when I came up and how I can change my trajectory now to benefit my sons instead of feeling bad about the things I don't know about or are provided the knowledge on how to access this information. Thank you brother's for taking the time out to enlighten us that don't know. But go ahead 😎

Appreciate this honesty because as a black man married with children I feel like I’m not alone

Absolutely loved this conversation. Thank you for your transparency.

Thanks for doing a Part 2

I appreciate the conversation and it made me realize how much of a confidence builder it is when brothers just tap in each other and check the temperature.

*Just to be Honest, Reggie Bush always showed Class among being a "Outstanding" RB besides the Truth hurts and if you aren't going through anything than you are not 🗣️'Living'*

Fire episode. Reggie is a real one all the way through. @NCAA give the man his Heisman back. Appreciate the content guys

Very powerful segment! Alot of truths were shed especially around not having a father present. It's great seeing men being vulnerable and expressing truth that's the key to learning , coping, and doing better for the next generation.

Stupendous Interview

Nurturer, Protector, Unconditional Love, Vulnerability, Be Intentional with compassion.

Very well spoken Reggie

This was a very good and educational segment! Awesome job

That was pacificly good😅❤

My Favorite RB in Middle School My 🐐 Reggie Bush 🤍

Pac-Man at the end about making his kids know that he loves them unconditionally. My grandma was the same for me and that hit home for sure. My son will be reminded every single day as long as i live

32:30 pacificly 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 ❤Should be a word ❤ Great episode…..the light 💡 blessings

Please get Percy Harvin on the podcast

PacMan speech and delivery now is out of this world bruh could be on the news no kap!

Dope episode!!! Real dope!!! Thank you!!!

Love Love this 🎉

Wait…”Charles Barkley words”😂🤣😂🤣😂

I will watch this episode in its entirety, but right now, I need to know why Shady isn't here for part 2! 😆 🤦🏾‍♂️.

I really appreciate these conversations. This is what I feel I missed out on the most, by missing the league. Is the relationships and talks. Vulnerability is definitely important to a maturing man, and father! I feel like Reggie felt about wanting to be better father's than the ones we had as examples. But definitely being able to relate to vulnerability, because women are naturally vulnerability. And some of them resent that; and a man that resents vulnerability, the two are not compatible. So vulnerability is definitely part of compatibility and in longevity that's key. As men we can pick and choose the time to be vulnerable. Women can't so as man, as men we have to get comfortable with embracing vulnerability and turning it on& off.

Best episode.

PacMan is definitely coming into himself as a media personality. Brandon Marshall needs to learn when to fall back and let the guest and the cohost take the lead some times. That whole define a man thing became a little forced. Love the dynamic of this episode though

Mr. Bush is a man and now fully embraces manhood, being a good husband and being a great father to his children. Great human being. Enough respect!!!!

So proud of you son.

You this made me love Reggie Bush! GB I AM ATHELTE AS WELL!

Really appreciated this episode! S/o to each of you!

Yall forgot to mention communication is a huge factor. Us black men are missing this thing bcuz I don't think it's very productive to any marriage, that husbands n wife don't say "that hurts". Even during intercourse husbands n wives need to talk. Don't just eat those emotions!

Dope interview

Pac-Man you a well spoken man I really appreciate that ❤

The Christmas Johnson part, was good that was ny aunts husband nephew i love that part man

This my fav podcast fr 💯 I ain’t playing, feel me. Real individuals without the extra shit

Look at PAC mannnn so inspirational

The thumbnail just shows you how big B Marsh is lol he a gotdamn DE playing WR

Great Episode

Great communication about this topic.

Goat

We had a Pacific conversation 😂

Great interview & Real Spill conversation.

When y'all talk about how you bring up a little boy. How you bring him up to be tough. How when he falls you tell him to get up boys Don't cry. I don't think you all should talk about this in a negative way. And I don't really think y'all did talk about it in a negative way but I think some of these people who were not raised like us will think that's what you're saying. It's not wrong to tell little boys to be tough and don't cry. If you start messing with stuff like that you don't know what's going to happen. We don't know enough today to say that is wrong it made this great society that we have now. Sometimes you can really break things by trying to make them perfect. I think what we have to do is ask little boys get older as they get grown you start to let them know about avenues that they can get help

proud of yall boys. Bless. Yall should invite some of your pastors!

I really enjoy Pacman on the show!

Love Pacman lol

I love Reggie Bush no homo but it's crazy how popular he is base off college play and it been numerous backs who was great to but never got the fame like him

I always thought that if Tupac was still with us, he would have been a great mentor, he had a great mind and I felt he was starting to put words to truth, that if continued would have helped the black culture. I am starting to see this in Pacman.....as well as the others, but pacman got me thinking about Tupac

Love this podcast

Pt 2 Lesggo

Good advices just learned a lot much respect 💯

Good shit men. Keep up the good work

Your name is the Brand

If I get to take a pic with Reggie bush I be happy asf

Great interview!

Great conversation!!

My heart broke when Sheldon Brown hit you reg lol

Ppl don't like the medicine for kids because it makes dem zombie like

Please get more gridiron vets on here from the 90s. You brought up Curtis Martin. It would be nice to be on the show.

I just ate at Wendy's off of the strength I'm glad to be a part of showing love to one my generations favorite guys and a football all ⏲️ much love much love 🥨🍔🏆

Curtis Martin a forgotten about top 5 rusher ever

I need to see and know where PAC got his "To whom it may concern" T-shirt! Very nice shirt! Where to purchase, if I can afford it!!😄

But God son… forgiveness is the key to clear your heart from ought against others. Forgive and forget🙏🏾

Pac-Man!😅😅😅😅. We ain’t on no date right now!😅

blesss

Brandon, please asked the guests, “how real are the lives of your children with money, as compared to your life without money?” As compared to my African American childhood without money, growing up in the inner city of LA as an athlete myself etc.

DOPPPPEEEEEE 🤣🤣🤣🤣👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤❤❤❤✨✨✨✨

It's the opposite we are quick to allow the Dr. to put our kids on Ritalin medicine etc. And tell us that our kids are ADHD

Them Daddy issues run deep

Is chad Johnson no longer on the podcast?

Pac man tripping talking bout getting some kids some meds at 6 years old 😭

Reggie Bush movie coming soon

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O yeah he said he waz going to b better than Deion Sanders

What the hell happens to the Deion episode ?

how many black kids get put on ritalin?? a shit ton. how many black kids receive therapy? 🤔🤔🤔🤔 . better argument.

What does manhood look like? BIG PAUSE

Pac.. I think ya son meant that he see what dad built, but wants too go get his own! He wants to ADD too the legacy of yalls name!

Is you guys show STRICTLY ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH? I was WAITING TO HEAR SOME GREAT FOOTBALL STORIES😮

thats a greenlight gang chain who gave that to Pac??

Whatever happened to the dB I think Joseph an Ephriamite I believe he went to college at West Virginia 🤔

Pac man is dope

Love you pac but the ability to take your kid to see a dr, especially for mental health issues, that priviledge comes from having money. They a lot of poor white folk, living in trailers, homeless, poor, don't have 5 dollars for gas to get to work. A lot of white folk. Money = priviledge. Ive worked in the community with at -risk youth and adults suffering mental health and Substance abuse issues for 15 years. My youth were black, white, brown and whatever other color. The adultls I went and helped daily, black, white, brown. I will also say that the more athletes that speak out against mental health stigma and demonstrate feelings, does in fact hekp you and other athletes. What we got as white folk? We still living with the stigma. That being said, all of us as men, we die earlier, get locked up more, are abused by the courts, told we have to work till we die and in most cases that's exactly what happens. I love this podcast because I see you guys working through life issues and being role models, for all men.

Reggie Bush is awesome and I'm so happy for him and proud of him BUT ONLY The Holy Spirit can take you by the hand and lead you on your own personal path to TRUE manhood. ONLY GOD can lead you, teach you, develop and enlighten you into TRUE manhood identity