<p>Todays Episode Titled "Boys Don't Cry" Part 1 We have our first guests Lawerence Carter and Clyde Gatewood of Unk and Neph Podcast.In this episode we discuss the election results and what that means to the Black community. In Let's Keep it Real we discuss why Black men feel the need to hide their emotions and what it means to be vulnerable. Check in next week for part 2. </p>

Todays Episode Titled "Boys Don't Cry" Part 1 We have our first guests Lawerence Carter and Clyde Gatewood of Unk and Neph Podcast.In this episode we discuss the election results and what that means to the Black community. In Let's Keep it Real we discuss why Black men feel the need to hide their emotions and what it means to be vulnerable. Check in next week for part 2.

Episode 4: Boys Don't Cry Part 1

The purpose of "What's Good With You?"  Podcast is to normalize therapy and emotional intelligence in young Black  men and women.  Many Black people  hold on to the negative stigma towards seeking therapy and mental health. This podcast seeks to eliminate that stigma  for black Millennials and Generation Z to encourage healthy emotional regulation. The purpose of having two cohost of the opposite sex is to encourage understanding between young black men and women. Black men and women experience and cope with negative emotions in different ways. By educating young black adults  we can facilitate healthier relationships, with our friends, family and partners.

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The purpose of "What's Good With You?" Podcast is to normalize therapy and emotional intelligence in young Black men and women. Many Black people hold on to the negative stigma towards seeking therapy and mental health. This podcast seeks to eliminate that stigma for black Millennials and Generation Z to encourage healthy emotional regulation. The purpose of having two cohost of the opposite sex is to encourage understanding between young black men and women. Black men and women experience and cope with negative emotions in different ways. By educating young black adults we can facilitate healthier relationships, with our friends, family and partners.

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