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In this episode of Watching Mental Health, We will be talking with Dr. Sanghyun Lee, a licensed Oriental Medicine doctor in Nevada and a California acupuncturist since 2015. He has over a decade of experience in acupuncture and herbal medicine, including five years treating patients in psychiatric clinics, as well as in pain management and physical therapy settings. Dr. Lee currently practices at Wongu Health Clinic in Las Vegas, and on this episode, we will break down the myths and research behind herbal medicine, acupuncture, and how Oriental Medicine can impact mental health challenges. Tune in Wednesday at 3pm PT!

On today’s episode, we dive into a conversation that challenges the conventional narrative of aging. We explore how thoughtful self-care, combined with a clear understanding of legal realities, can empower women in the workplace to prepare for a safer, more independent future. Aging is inevitable, but the path we choose is a matter of intentional design. In this episode, legal advocate Shauna Brennan, who tirelessly fights for dignity in elder care, helps us redefine what it means to age—ensuring it is met with empowerment, particularly for women in the workplace, fostering awareness and preparation for a well-planned future.

Host Toi Moore interviews Derrick Grays, traveling hairstylist. Derrick will talk about his business as a hairstylist. He will also talk about how he juggles his career doing hair and as a nurse, while traveling from Texas to California. Thiis episode is brought to you by NVisionU. Visit NVisionU.com/VernDix for more information.

Host Verner Dixon talks about how individuals in today’s world experience anxiety about their economic future and how it is damaging to their health. This episode is brought to you by NVisionU. Visit NVisionU.com/verndix for more information.

In this episode, Jesse will interview motivational speaker Gail Larson

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Behind the System, we sit down with PJ “PureJoy” Belanger—an unstoppable force shaped by 11 ½ years in foster care, personal loss, and relentless adversity. PJ opens up about her time in the system, the trauma she faced, and how she transformed it all into a life of purpose. From surviving two heart attacks and homelessness to becoming a minister, bestselling author, and advocate for youth aging out of foster care, PJ shares how she found her superpower in joy—and how others can too. Her story is not just inspiring—it’s a roadmap for resilience.

Host of We Have the Power, Brian Gardner, has a discussion regarding breaking Local and National news.

This episode will encourage listeners to shift their mindset from passive aging to intentional preparation covering the physical, financial, and emotional aspects of growing older with strength. How We Shape the Future of Care & Independence For women in the workplace, the unseen toll of physical strain, demanding careers, and daily hormone fluctuations can shape long-term health in ways many never anticipate—until it’s too late. This episode uncovers the silent struggles of aging while working, where symptoms are ignored, medical guidance is missing, and career demands force women into choices that compromise their future independence.Take, for example, the woman who desperately needed knee surgery but faced barriers at every turn—workplace pressures, financial instability, and a healthcare system that failed to provide proper support. Instead of recovery, she endured years of pain, unknowingly setting herself up for long-term consequences. Tune in to this episode as we uncover the realities of aging, work, and medical care—and more importantly, how preparation can be the key to securing independence and dignity.

In this interview, Jesse interviews the District 100 Director-Elect Angel Larena from Toastmasters International

In this eye-opening episode of Behind the System, we sit down with special guest Maria Jacobi—a frontline veteran who’s spent years in the trenches of child welfare. Maria pulls back the curtain on what really happens behind the scenes, sharing powerful stories, hard truths, and firsthand insight into a system that’s supposed to protect, but often fails the most vulnerable. This conversation is raw, revealing, and necessary.