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By Kirk Baltimore
The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.
This week, Kirk talks with Felicia Thompson, MPH (Creator of Love.Faith.Health) to discuss the topic of mental health and spiritual abuse. Felicia and Kirk discuss the impact spiritual abuse can have on an individual’s mental health.
Follow Felicia Thompson, MPH on Instagram:
@felicianthompson & @faith.love.health
Follow Kirk Baltimore on Instagram:
@kirk.baltimore & @blackfreud_ish
This week, Kirk talks with Dawnielle Tillman, LCPC about the subject of decolonizing mental health and the roles of DEI councils in this process. Dawnielle and Kirk also discuss how black clinicians are navigating a predominantly white mental health field.
Follow Dawnielle Tillman, LCPC on Instagram:
@dawnielleeugenia
Follow Kirk Baltimore on Instagram:
@kirk.baltimore @blackfreud_ish
Black Freud-ish is back from the mid-season break and it is Mental Health Awareness month! This week, Kirk brings on Rich Jones, Founder of Find More Balance and the creator and host of the Mental Wealth Show podcast. Rich discusses the term "mental wealth" and how its holistic approach can promote balance and clarity for individuals who seek it. Rich also discusses how mental health and mental wealth differ and how both are important for finding balance.
Follow Rich Jones:
Instagram: @paybalances
Twitter: @IAmRichJones
Podcast (Apple & Spotify): The Mental Wealth Show w/ Rich Jones
Follow Kirk Baltimore on Instagram:
@kirk.baltimore & @blackfreud_ish
This week, Kirk talks with friends: Ivan Morris of the “Just Ivan Podcast” and Gerald Royster of “Charm City Beat” to discuss black millennial relationships. They discuss divisiveness and support within black relationships. They also examine patriarchal models and gender roles in young black relationships.
Follow Ivan Morris:
@justivanjr
Follow Gerald Royster:
@geraldmaxphotography
Follow Kirk Baltimore:
@kirk.baltimore @blackfreud_ish
This week, Kirk discusses “carceral capitalism," a term coined by Jackie Wang. He breaks down the history of the “War on Drugs” and how it contributed to the crisis known as mass incarceration. He also discusses how America has profited off of mass incarceration utilizing private prisons. Kirk also discusses how the criminal justice system has played an integral part in exacerbating economic inequality in America.
Follow Kirk Baltimore on Instagram
@kirk.baltimore @blackfreud_ish
The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.