On this episode of Counsel Culture, Nick Cannon welcomes back Johnny Chang for another raw, unfiltered conversation. This time about overcoming life’s hardest moments. Johnny opens up about the darkest times in his life and the resilience it took to push through. They break down what true happiness really means—not just fleeting joy, but a deep sense of purpose. The discussion takes a powerful turn as they explore the impact of love and mentorship. Johnny explains why the right guidance can mean the difference between staying lost and finding your path. He also shares how he learned to separate his own thoughts from divine wisdom—a realization that changed everything for him. Faith, doubt, and temptation take center stage as they dig into the struggles we all face. Johnny reflects on the burden of being a spiritual leader and the constant fight against the forces that can pull you off track. This episode isn’t about abstract ideas—it’s an honest look at the battles that shape us and the choices that define who we become.

On this eye-opening episode of Counsel Culture, Nick welcomes back the insightful, Dr. Cheyenne Bryant for yet another powerful conversation. Known for her expertise in mental health and personal growth, Dr. Bryant challenges Nick to take a deeper look at his journey, sparking an honest dialogue about self-awareness, change, and how to truly show up in the world. The episode kicks off with a discussion about how Nick’s work resonates with the women in his life and questions whether he genuinely wants to change or if his current approach is working for him. Dr. Bryant pushes Nick to examine his intentions and the impact of his actions, exploring whether he may be unintentionally preying on vulnerable individuals. Together, they delve into the complexity of human emotions versus feelings, the polarity of decision-making, and how shifting one’s presence rather than changing one’s identity can foster healthier relationships. Dr. Bryant also highlights the importance of leading with intention and accountability. The conversation culminates with a powerful reflection on why people often seek guidance without needing to know the destination, emphasizing the significance of trust and authenticity. Join Nick and Dr. Bryant for an inspiring and raw dialogue that challenges the status quo and encourages listeners to reassess how they show up for themselves and others—only on Counsel Culture.

On this powerful session of Counsel Culture, Nick welcomes back special guest Dr. Umar Johnson for an unfiltered conversation about the impact of hip-hop on the Black community. Dr. Umar doesn’t hold back as he breaks down how the culture of hip-hop has done more harm than good, making billions while perpetuating damaging stereotypes. They discuss the fine line between culture and cancer—how a culture that doesn’t support and uplift its people is toxic at its core. Dr. Johnson questions the responsibility of artists and the industry’s role in promoting destructive messages while gatekeeping positive, empowering content. Together, they explore the struggle artists face when their authentic messages don’t align with what the mainstream wants to sell and why those who dare to speak out often face backlash. Dr. Johnson also shares his perspective on how Black America may be under a form of demonic possession, manipulated by sounds and images that shape the collective mindset. This level of unfiltered conversation can only be found here, on Consel Culture!

On this explosive session of Counsel Culture, Nick welcomes back Candace Owens for a no-holds-barred discussion on truth, resilience, and the power of conviction. Candace reveals why she refuses to censor herself, even when the stakes are high, and shares her perspective on whether fear plays a role in speaking out. They debate the fine line between strong opinions and hate speech, with Candace challenging the very existence of "hate speech" itself. She also confronts critics who claim she’s only in it for personal gain and fires back at the idea that she could ever be canceled, declaring, “You can’t cancel Candace.” From addressing political hypotheticals to discussing personal struggles, insecurities, and the role of faith in her life, Candace holds nothing back. Whether you agree with her or not, this conversation is guaranteed to make you think.

On this session of Counsel Culture, Nick welcomes back Dr. Dow, a renowned expert in human behavior and relationships, to unpack the complexities of sex, addiction, and emotional connections. They dive deep into the psychology behind attraction, the blurred lines between lust and love, and how childhood experiences shape adult desires. Nick opens up about his journey, exploring the role of ego in relationships, the pressure of being a provider, and the internal battles between pleasure and true emotional fulfillment. The conversation gets even more intense as they discuss why so many high-profile individuals face legal trouble due to sexual behavior and the deeper meanings behind fetishes and secrecy in relationships.

On this session of Counsel Culture, Nick sits down with Prophet Lovy Elias, a renowned pastor and spiritual leader. Together, they dive deep into the intersection of faith, purpose, and spirituality. Prophet Lovy challenges the idea that simply invoking the name of Jesus is enough, explaining why true authority comes from being immersed in the love of God rather than just religious practice. The conversation also touches on the differences between Western Christianity and spiritual traditions in Africa and Asia, and the growing belief that many churchgoers might actually need therapy as much as they need deliverance. This episode is a must-listen for those seeking a deeper understanding of faith, spiritual warfare, and divine calling. Tune in now for a powerful conversation that just might shift your entire perspective.

On this session of Counsel Culture, Nick welcomes therapist and mental health advocate Brittiany Noel for a conversation about mental health, relationships, and self-discovery. With a background in trauma units and end-of-life care, Brittiany brings her expertise to help men navigate emotional struggles.

Nick and Brittiany explore crucial topics like how men process trauma, why healing is a personal responsibility, and the misconceptions around relationships as a cure for inner wounds. Brittiany emphasizes the importance of self-work, the dangers of surface-level connections, and why true change starts from within.

If you've ever questioned how to keep your mental health in check, whether love can truly "fix" someone, or what it really takes to grow, this episode is a must-listen.

On this episode of Counsel Culture, Nick Cannon welcomes back special guest Dr. Cheyenne Bryant for another powerful and eye-opening conversation. Together, they dive into the purpose of therapy, the true meaning of wise counsel, and the journey of healing from past relationships. Dr. Bryant shares personal insights on love, growth, and the lessons she’s learned from past engagements.

They also keep it real about the balance between strength and vulnerability in relationships—how independent, alpha women can still make space for partnership without losing themselves, and how men can embrace that dynamic without turning it into a power struggle. Dr. Bryant opens up about her own healing journey and the realization that sometimes, when someone walks away, it’s not rejection—it’s redirection.

Tune in for the raw, unfiltered truth you can only get on Counsel Culture.