Pastor Kyle launches Mentally Mangled Monday Radio for Mental Health Awareness Month, introducing the team—Angel (Director of Operations) and Eva DeDeva (Merchandise). The show explores faith’s role in mental health, promotes self-care, and shares the affirmation, "I am something special," encouraging listeners to discover their purpose. Upcoming events like a revival and mental health conference are highlighted, with resources available at mentallymangled.com.

Pastor Kyle of Mentally Mangled Radio, promotes mental motivation with uplifting music and conversations. The episode highlights embracing imperfections, supportive friendships, and faith’s role in mental health. Guests discuss bridging faith and counseling, and pastors share personal journeys. The show ends with meditation, music, and resources at mentallymangled.com, encouraging strength and hope.

Pastor Kyle opens Mentally Mangled Monday, encouraging mental health focus and visits to MentallyMangled.com. He highlights Self-Care for Black Men by Jor-El Caraballo and shares the affirmation, "Self-care is important to me." Pastor Kyle invites listeners to join a 21-day fast and detox for spiritual growth and features a Jeezy clip on meditation.

Pastor Kyle is promoting healing through music and conversations. He encourages wearing green to support the cause and visiting MentallyMangled.com for resources. Twenty Cleveland pastors are using a free mental health curriculum, showing that faith and therapy work together. Upcoming events include a May 19 team appearance and the May 20 Mental Health Revival with Dr. Gina Stewart.

Pastor Kyle Early, highlights June as Men’s Mental Health Month with a focus on Black men. He shares his return to therapy, promotes the affirmation “My feelings are valid,” and encourages journaling, safe conversations, and seeking help. He recommends resources like Village of Healing and MentallyMangled.com, and emphasizes healing through music, meditation, and prayer.

Pastor Kyle shares the affirmation “Enjoy the journey,” highlights a clip on depression from Iman Shumpert, and stresses seeking help and showing grace. He previews Mentally Mangled Week in May and directs listeners to MentallyMangled.com for resources.

Pastor Kyle encourages mental clarity through music, affirmations, and honest conversations about mental health. He highlights Black men’s mental health, shares meditation insights, and promotes support resources at MentallyMangled.com.

Pastor Kyle celebrates Women’s History Month and shares the affirmation, “Gratitude is the gateway to grace.” Licensed counselor Stephanie Lewis discusses blending faith and therapy, urging churches to support mental health and warning against avoidance. Listeners can connect with Stephanie at MentallyMangled.com. Pastor Kyle promotes May’s Mental Health Awareness events and closes with a prayer, reminding that mental health is “not a moment, it’s a movement.

Pastor Kyle focuses on moving listeners from "mentally mangled to mentally motivated" through music, affirmations, and faith-based mental health discussions. He encourages therapy, self-care, meditation, and journaling, especially for leaders. The show previews May’s Mental Health Awareness Month events, including a national prayer call and conference, emphasizing that "God cares about our mental health." Bishop John Guns shares how healing involves both joy and pain.

Pastor Kyle invites listeners to connect on Instagram, text in, and visit MentallyMangled.com for therapy resources. The show features uplifting music, mental health reflections, and segments like “Let’s Talk Crazy” exploring faith and therapy. Pastor Kyle shares affirmations, personal stories, and clips—including Jeezy on meditation. Listeners are encouraged to practice gratitude, seek solutions, and join upcoming events like the Mentally Mangled Mental Health Revival and Conference.