We don’t talk about this enough: sometimes your friends don’t know how to support you. It’s not always about jealousy or betrayal—sometimes they’re simply unequipped, emotionally unavailable, or unaware of what you really need.

In this episode, Dr. Gabe unpacks why even your “day ones” can miss your emotional needs and what it means when friends grow at different paces.

If you’ve ever felt unseen, unsupported, or lowkey disappointed by the people closest to you—this conversation is for you.

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A father’s presence helps shape a child’s identity. From teaching discipline and work ethic to providing emotional security and identity, Dr. Gabe breaks down why intentionally keeping children from their fathers can have lasting impacts.

Dr. Gabe calls on everyone—especially moms facing tough family dynamics—to pause before making decisions that impact a child’s relationship with their father. The long-term effects reach every corner of a child’s life, from their confidence and work ethic to how they model relationships in the future.

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When public ministers call each other out online, is it prophetic accountability or just digital drama? How do we handle calling out in the name of faith vs. building people up in love and humility?

Over the past few weeks, Tiffany Montgomery—founder of Covered by God—sparked major waves by going live with intense prophetic warnings, calling out not only Apostle Matthew Stevenson but also other well-known Christian leaders like Eric Mason, Jackie Hill Perry, and Preston Perry.

These callouts included accusations of doctrinal confusion and even prophesying Stevenson’s demise, which led to a whirlwind of responses across social media.

How do you feel watching Christian leaders call each other out online? Does it help, or just hurt the church? Drop your thoughts below 👇

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If you’re feeling overwhelmed, worn out, or just plain beat up by life lately, you’re not alone. What do you do when life gets overwhelming?

From pausing to pray instead of panicking, to building a survival routine and surrounding yourself with strong, supportive people, Dr. Gabe shares tools to help you stand strong when life gets overwhelming.

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At 40, a man should have a clear sense of identity—knowing both his strengths and weaknesses, purpose, and boundaries.

If you’ve ever wondered what milestones, habits, and mindsets should be in place by your 40th birthday, Dr. Gabe challenges men to pursue emotional maturity, sexual discipline, physical health, and purposeful living, making this a must-listen for anyone determined to thrive in their forties and beyond.

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Are standards just high, or are some of us crossing into entitlement? In this episode, Dr. Gabe and the team host a thought-provoking exploration of entitlement among Black women in today’s society.

The discussion digs into the nuanced difference between having standards and being entitled, questioning whether societal conditioning and cultural norms have allowed expectations to get out of balance—especially when it comes to relationships and gender roles within the African American community.

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From telling the difference between fireworks and gunshots to sharing bathwater and making gourmet meals out of five dollars, Dr. Gabe shares
20 telltale signs you may be from the hood.

The Bandwidth team reflects on how many of these classic "hood experiences" resonate with their own upbringing, sparking both humor and a heartfelt conversation on resilience and the foundations that shape who we become.

Whether you’re counting up your own lived moments or just listening in for the camaraderie, this episode is all about celebrating where you come from and the community that makes you who you are.

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Why do men often choose silence over speaking up? In this episode of Bandwidth, Dr. Gabe dives into the layered reasons behind men’s silence—from fear of judgment and emotional conditioning to shame, powerlessness, and the struggle to articulate feelings.

If you care about the men in your life, this episode will teach you how to be a safe space and create an environment where he feels comfortable and unjudged.

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