Mental health is a significant issue in the Black community. Suicide rates, depression, PTSD, and anxiety are some of the leading categories of mental health disparities. A panel discussion is held with seven Black therapists to provide their introspective on Bootsie Badass's comments on social media and how these comments reflect toxic masculinity; how to have faith and still seek mental health services, and other questions related to mental health.

Co-hosts: Terrence Butler and Charletta Spicer

Guests: Etoya White, Cecilia Carter, Tyler Roy, Tessie Amos, Carmel Brown, and Brandi Williams.

Additional information about their specialties and contact information can be found on www.drtduncan.com

Mental health is a significant issue in the Black community. Suicide rates, depression, PTSD, and anxiety are some of the leading categories of mental health disparities. A panel discussion is held with seven Black therapists to provide their introspective look into the current state of Black mental health, Ahmaud Aubrey, and other key discussions in the black community.

Co-hosts: Terrence Butler and Charletta Spicer

Guests: Etoya White, Cecilia Carter, Tyler Roy, Tessie Amos, Carmel Brown, and Brandi Williams.

Additional information about their specialties and contact information can be found on www.drtduncan.com

Welcome to Episode 4 of the show. Continuing from Episode 3, we are joined again by our regular contributor, Charletta Spicer, and Dr. Robert Russell, M.D. in a panel discussion where Dr. Duncan moderates. We cover lessons learned from his direct exposure to COVID-19, Black mistrust of the medical community, the Tuskegee experiment ,how to keep your mind sharp and focused during SIP orders, and other topics related to Blacks and COVID.

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In this week's episode, Dr. Robert Russell was gracious enough to provide his personal and professional experience as a Black physician and his personal bout with COVID-19. We discuss challenges of African Americans and healthcare disparities prior to and after the pandemic ends. Dr. Russell provides validation and recommendations to boost your immune system, underscoring the importance of exercising while at home, and adequate rest. A continuing discussion about how healthcare and economics are tied into each other and should be a core focus once stay at home orders are lifted. We are joined by our first regular guest, Charletta Spicer who will provide a balanced and woman's perspective on the show.

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Welcome to episode 2 of Mahogany Thoughts. In this episode, Deanthony Moore, owner of HD Fitness St. Louis, joins the show and we have an informative discussion on healthcare disparities that existed prior to COVID-19, obesity, and a discussion as to the next steps as a call to action for the Black community post-pandemic. We also discuss our thoughts on who would win the IG battle between RZA and DJ Premier that was going down later that night.

If interested about HD Fitness, you can check out HD Fitness IG and FB page, as well as Deanthony Moore for virtual and in-person training needs (after shutdown ends) under his name.

Welcome to the first episode of Mahogany Thoughts. In this episode you will meet the hosts, Dr. Terrence Duncan and Terry Butler. We discuss what is the Mahogany Legacy Project, how the concept started, and what the goals are for this podcast. Later, we discuss life insurance and different types available, and how Blacks can start the foundation towards legacy building.