Episode 262: Most Important Appointment of the Day for Entrepreneurs

In this brutally honest video, Patrick Bet-David breaks down the real cost of raising a family, owning a home, and building a future together, down to the dollar. If you think love is enough to survive marriage, think again.This video will make you rethink how you approach relationships, money, and long-term planning, especially if you're engaged, married, or thinking about starting a family.

22 Heinä 20min

Charleston White shares his journey from frustration with black community issues to becoming a Republican youth leader in Texas. He bridges divides by working with white Republicans, law enforcement, and black communities to advocate for children, reform, and dialogue beyond racial prejudices.

21 Heinä 7min

In this controversial PBD Podcast clip, Charleston White shares blunt opinions on the WNBA, criticizing its players' appeal and entertainment value. He also discusses legalization of prostitution, the role of women in sports, and his views on femininity, power, and society’s changing dynamics.

21 Heinä 12min

Charleston White shares his story growing up amid violence and loss, influenced by family struggles and hip hop culture. He reveals how media glorified gangster life, shaping youth behavior and exposing the dark reality behind the culture's impact on Black communities.

19 Heinä 7min

Charleston White discusses the crack epidemic’s devastating impact on Black America. He explores how survival and greed drove drug trade, the long-term effects on generations, and the importance of personal responsibility and community connection to heal and rebuild broken families and neighborhoods.

19 Heinä 5min

Charleston White critiques Planned Parenthood’s origins and impact on Black communities, arguing it harms more than helps. He discusses abortion, systemic issues, and the need for leadership grounded in military experience to guide America through its current moral and social challenges.

19 Heinä 9min

Charleston White discusses how feminism, particularly "white feminism," influenced the rise of single motherhood by shifting traditional family dynamics. He critiques modern relationship challenges and emotional disconnection, arguing feminism separated men and women in American culture.

19 Heinä 2min

Charleston White critiques Barack Obama’s impact on the Black community, arguing Obama prioritized other groups and lacked connection to Black American struggles. He contrasts Obama with Trump, emphasizing confidence over politics, while discussing cultural identity, leadership, and childhood influences.

18 Heinä 5min