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Boyz Do Cry
By Ram Reyes, Paulina RodriguezHealth & Fitness
Boyz Do Cry episodes
- The Power of Adversity w/ Jeremy
On this episode, we talk to Jeremy Burright, professional athlete, basketball coach, podcast host of Always Loading, and Yu-Gi-Oh aficionado. He talks about the power of standing in your own truth, and the importance of creating connection. Jeremy shares how he was able to cultivate mental resilience, and how his father redefined masculinity. Jeremy believes the road to fulfillment is a long one, one that can only be achieved through hard work and an open heart.
Instagram & Twitter: @jeremy_burright
Email him on [email protected] to receive my challenge book chapters, called Double Letters, as he writes it!
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1 hr 40 min - Daddy Issues
This week we dive head first into one of the most uncomfortable topics we have tackled on this podcast yet -- Daddy Issues. That's right, Ram and Paulina opens up (a bit) about their relationships with their fathers and analyze how that has affected them over the years. We hope you examine your own relationship with a father figure of some sort or maybe even the lack of one. But yeah... Dads... They're really something...
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1 hr 3 min - Addiction w/ Josh
On this episode, we talk to Johnny, a 19-year-old lead singer of Blackcat, a psych-rock band based out of Fresno, CA. He shares his battle with addiction, and how he was able to get sober.
Johnny shines a light on the physical and mental tolls of Xanax, a drug that is often glorified in the media & highlights how music and a strong support system have helped him regain his life.
Instagram: @joshquinon3z
Twitter: @joshquinon3zBand Instagram: @333blackcatBand Twitter: @blackcatband333Band SoundCloud: www.soundcloud.com/333blackcatSend us a voice message on Anchor or email us at [email protected]
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1 hr 8 min - Going Through It
CW: Mentions of suicide/suicide ideation
Paulina discusses her panic attacks and Ram actually feels kind of okay(?) and shares what he's learned about Hinduism.
Ask us questions! We are trying out this different format this SZN and we hope to talk to all you wonderful people. So if you have a questions please don't hesitate to email us or send us a voice message on Anchor.
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54 min - Asian Mental Health w/ Garr
For SZN3’s first guested episode we talk to Garr. Garr created and currently leads the Subtle Asian Mental Health Facebook group which has over 12k members.
We talk to him about what lead to him creating the group as well as his own personal struggles with mental health growing up as a Filipino-American. Garr shares the cultural barriers that hinder mental health discussions & ability to seek resources within Asian american families.
Subtle Asian Mental Health Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/354874495069490/
Garr's Instagram: @q.asunder
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1 hr 24 min - SZN 3: FEELS
Welcome to SZN 3 and Happy Valentine's Day! Ram and Paulina are back to talk about how we're feeling and we're feeling a lot coming back to the podcast. Since it's Valentine's Day, we are in the mood for LOVE and how difficult that is mixed up with past traumas. We discuss what has happened since SZN 2's finale,how Paulina is coping moving back to Long Beach and what we have in planned for SZN 3. Thanks for listening and if you see any of us on Tinder, please swipe right ;)
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57 min - SZN 2 Finale: ChangesWe made it again to the end of another szn! Wow! We reflect yet again on what we had learned in the time of the season. There are changes afoot, changes that we discuss. One major change is Paulina will be moving away to Long Beach. All of our podcasts up to this point has been local within Fresno -- sitting physically with our guests. We think that's the key with our intimate conversations with our guests. But with her moving, we won't be able to do that for every episode now. We have to change.Change is often scary. The misty, unknown of tomorrow repels us from moving forward -- clinging to what's familiar. But no matter what, we are constantly changing, some changes come faster than others. We just have to throw caution to the wind and surrender to change. We want to thank you to all who listened to the podcast. We wouldn't be as motivated without your continued listening. I maybe unskilled in writing or it's just the limits of the written word, but you cannot imagine how grateful we are for you all. We want to thank you so very much and we'll see you next szn!-RamSend us a voice message on Anchor or email us at [email protected]Please consider supporting us here on Anchor: bit.ly/supporttheboyzIf you enjoy our podcast, please rate/review us 5 stars on Apple Podcasts.Boyz Do Cry Spotify playlist: bit.ly/boyzplaylist Follow us on the socials!Facebook: Boyz Do CryTwitter/Insta: @boyzdocrypodRam's Twitter: @hypomaniclocalRam's Insta: @oversharinPaulina's Insta: @elnopalverde1 hr 39 min
- Generational Pressures w/ Jemimah
Fresno artist and business owner Jemimah Barba joins us this episode to talk about the pressures from life -- pressures from friends, family and the legacy of your roots. She talks about her experience moving from the Philippines to the United States at a young age and how that affects her life today with that upbringing and inter-generational pressures that we subconsciously carry everyday.
Follow Jemimah and her business 1418 Fulton/Daily Market
Jemimah's Insta: @jemimahbarba1418 Fulton/Daily Market: @1418fulton
Laguna Collective: @lagunaollective
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1 hr 13 min - Success and Failures w/ JohnnyWe sit down with Johnny Quiroz, founder of Love the Captive, a music and event management company in Fresno, CA. Quiroz has worked in the music industry for over 20 years and shares insights on how to transform your passions into careers. He shares with the Boyz the secret to longevity, and how to persevere in the midst of failure.Send us a voice message on Anchor or email us at [email protected]Please consider supporting us here on Anchor: bit.ly/supporttheboyzIf you enjoy our podcast, please rate/review us 5 stars on Apple Podcasts.Boyz Do Cry Spotify playlist: bit.ly/boyzplaylistFollow us on the socials!Facebook: Boyz Do CryTwitter/Insta: @boyzdocrypodRam's Twitter/Insta: @oversharinPaulina's Insta: @elnopalverde1 hr 18 min
- Masculinity w/ Jason, Jorge, Tommy & MarcoMasculinity. One of the reasons we named this podcast "Boyz Do Cry" is because of the common notion that boys aren't allowed to cry. We wanted to directly oppose that belief and hopefully through talking about our emotions, we can have the space for men and everyone else to let themselves be heard. With previous guests of the pod, Jason, Jorge, Tommy & Marco, we open the discussion about that big M word and discuss all shades of masculinity, from the toxic to the parts of it we're proud of owning.Send us a voice message on Anchor or email us at [email protected]Please consider supporting us here on Anchor: bit.ly/supporttheboyzIf you enjoy our podcast, please rate/review us 5 stars on Apple Podcasts.Boyz Do Cry Spotify playlist: bit.ly/boyzplaylistFollow us on the socials!Facebook: Boyz Do CryTwitter/Insta: @boyzdocrypodRam's Twitter/Insta: @oversharinPaulina's Insta: @elnopalverde1 hr 17 min
About Boyz Do Cry
From the publisher's feed
Authentic and honest conversations about mental health. Hosted by two students Ram Reyes and Paulina Rodriguez-Ruiz, each week we talk about how we are feeling — how we are actually feeling — and try to make sense of the things going on in our heads. We invite guests — ranging from our personal friends or mental health professionals — to share their stories and talk about their experiences.
DISCLAIMER: We are not mental health professionals. Just two open individuals talking from experience. Please seek professional help if you are in need.