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Stories of Black Men At Work.
Honest conversations with Black men about making a living, raising families, overcoming setbacks, and finding purpose. From the men still putting in the work to those reflecting on retirement, we share the stories and lessons worth passing on.
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Teachers, coaches, CDL drivers, lawyers, first responders, and men working their everyday 9-5. Da Grind gives Black men a place to share their journeys including retired men reflecting on what years of work gave them, taught them and cost them.
Hosted By Darius Brown, we talk about making a living, raising a family, starting over, and finding purpose. The proud moments, the hard decisions, and the things people rarely ask about when they ask, "What do you do?"
We want every guest to feel seen and heard, and every listener to leave with something they can use. By sharing these stories, we honor the work and pass lessons to the next generation.
Wherever you are in your journey there is room to grow.
Nominate someone whose work, sacrifices, and lessons could help the next man grow. Working or retired. His story matters.

I'm Darius Brown, a husband, father, CDL driver, and founder of Black Man Working. After more than 14 years driving and working at a job. I know what it means to work long days, provide for a family, and keep building toward something of your own.
I created Da Grind because I want to hear from the men who have been putting in the work: teacher, the coach, the driver, the first responder, and the retired man with a lifetime of lessons to share.
I'm still on my own journey, too. My purpose is to listen, ask honest questions, and give these men space to be seen and heard. I want every conversation to leave someone feeling understood and give the next generation something they can forward.
Black Man Working
Nominate a Black man whose work, sacrifice, leadership, or service deserves recognition. Selected stories may be featured on Black Man Working Wednesday and considered for Da Grind Podcast.
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