House Call with Dr. Rueben Brock

In episode #10 of House Call with Dr. Rueben Brock, Dr. Brock talks with his wife, Darra, who opens up about the couple's struggle with infertility. 

In episode #9 of House Call with Dr. Rueben Brock, we sit down with Pittsburgh area police officer Dennis Cole to talk about the unique perspective of a Black cop.  We discuss the growing divide between police and the Black community.

In episode #8 of House Call, Dr. Brock explores the idea of when it is time to seek professional help for a mental or emotional issue.  He details the warning signs for a few common mental issues.

In episode #7 of House Call with Dr. Rueben Brock, we sit down with Trey Willis, Sr, a Pittsburgh area activist, on the heels of a demonstration that took place inside of the famed Canonsburg Pennsylvania 4th of July Parade.  Dr. Brock talks with Mr. Willis about his movement and what he hopes to accomplish.

In episode #6 of House Call with Dr. Rueben Brock, Dr. Brock explores the impact of the hit Netflix show "13 Reason's Why" with one of the show's consulting psychologists, Dr. Helen Hsu.  Dr. Brock also discusses recent trends in teen suicide and offers tips and warning signs to concerned parents.  

House Call with Dr. Rueben Brock, Episode #5 - Dr. Brock offers advice to teens who might be considering abortion.

In this episode, Dr. Brock explores the merits of the current cultural trend of encouraging all high school graduates to go straight to college.  He explores the impact of student loan debt, the benefits of trade school, and challenges the idea of non college grads as failures.  

Dr. Brock explores the issue of teen marijuana use with licensed counselor, Dr. John Massella, and cannabis advocate, Attorney Patrick Nightingale.  

Dr. Rueben Brock explores the African proverb "It takes a village to raise a child" in the context of Antwan Rose and other recent incidents.

Dr. Brock speaks with special guest Khamil Scantling about her Black business directory, Cocoapreneur.  They also discuss recent incidences of blackface (Ralph Northam, Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon) and other issues related to the Black community.