Minding Your Mind

Jordan interviews psychologist, scientist, media contributor, author and speaker, Dr. Alfiee Breeland-Noble. Dr. Alfiee speaks on her mission to help diverse and marginalized people achieve optimal mental health, the barriers that the Black community faces with finding mental health support, and the inspiration for starting the AAKOMA Project.

Host: Jordan Burnham

Guest: Dr. Alfiee Breeland-Noble

In this episode, we interview Erika Kendrick!

Erika is an acclaimed writer, a national speaker, and a mental fitness

Jordan interviews Zack Burton about how he and Elisa Hofmeister developed the concept for a live theater play titled, The Manic Monologues. Zack tells the origin story, the ways audiences have responded, and how the live play has been able to transition into a digital experience.

Host: Jordan Burnham

Guest: Zack Burton

Jordan talks about where the stigma of breast cancer originated, a timeline of what women did to change that, and what lessons we can learn in our goal of de-stigmatizing mental health moving forward.

Host: Jordan Burnham

Jordan interviews Juan Acosta on how his LGBTQ+ advocacy began at a young age, the story of drafting a historic proclamation for his hometown, and shares the experience of co-authoring a book with Lady Gaga.

Host: Jordan Burnham

Guest: Juan Acosta

Jordan interviews the founder of Sober Evolution, Austin Cooper. Austin shares his story of finding recovery, the way he navigates the topic of anonymity, and what inspired him to start an Instagram page that helps so many in their recovery today.

Host: Jordan Burnham

Guest: Austin Cooper @SoberEvolution

Jordan interviews national award-winning speaker Emily Torchiana about being cyberbullied in high school, her journey as a mental health advocate, and how she started the non-profit organization, Lost Got Found, which aims to reduce stigma by educating students and encouraging others to share their stories.

World renowned mental health advocate and suicide survivor Kevin Hines discusses his experience in managing his mental health, surviving a jump from the Golden Gate Bridge and his work as an advocate. 

Comedian, author and mental health advocate Sara Benincasa talks about agoraphobia, humor, and her recipe for self-care.

He's a comedian, a podcaster, a life coach, and a psychologist—a life full of experiences that make this one of the most interesting conversations we've had to date. Evan and Leo Flowers talk about overcoming mental health adversity, Leo's experience as a former D1 football player, his work today as a psychologist and life coach, and suicide prevention.