As a black man, we have it hard as it is, and we don't need to make it any harder. Track 4 highlights black men and celebrates them. This episode features Aaron Lide Jr. who is the CEO of Black Fly on The Wall Productions, which is a company and podcast that caters to black men and provide a space for black men to communicate about relationships, spirituality, finances, and mental health. The episode dissects statistics about black men, how the vision for Black Fly on The Wall came about in a vision, why we enjoy being vulnerable at barbershops, not defining yourself by a mental illness, and the need of good representation of black men in media.Aaron Lide's social mediaInstagram: @blackflyonthewallWebsite: blackflyonthewall.comYouTube:  @BlackFlyonTheWallProductionsBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/p-s-a-the-mental-health-podcast--5520511/support.

The Importance of Being an Advocate for Black Men Feat. Aaron Lide (QLC-Track 4)

Are you a young millennial man standing at the crossroads of life, feeling like the outlier in your circle when making smart, healthy choices? Look no further because P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast has got you covered!Hosted by Izzy Baker, Prodigy Sportive Attestations is an interview-based podcast that delivers a raw, masculine take on mental health specifically tailored to young men like you—those who defy the grain yet find themselves isolated in their pursuit of well-being.This podcast is a journey into the heart of decision-making for young men striving to thrive in the complexities of modern society. We dissect topics that resonate with your life: building authentic relationships, navigating societal pressures with wisdom, achieving financial stability, career development, emotional intelligence, physical health, lifestyle management, cultural competency, and fostering personal growth through faith.Whether you want to enhance your leadership skills, improve your fitness regime, or foster better connections, we've got you covered. Alongside, we'll explore the emotional landscape of manhood—tackling topics like stress management, the impact of social media, and the importance of creative expression. Each episode blends unfiltered discussions, sound research, and engaging storytelling, spiced with the comedy style of satire. We're here to equip you with the tools to break through decision fatigue and chart a course through life's challenges with resilience and foresight. This podcast captures intellectual and humorous conversations that challenge your thoughts, beliefs, and actions. So, join us on this journey of self-discovery and personal growth. But remember, this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not a replacement for seeking professional help.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/p-s-a-the-mental-health-podcast--5520511/support.

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Welcome to Episode 3, Part 1 of Season 8 of "P.S.A: The Mental Health Podcast."Have you ever wondered what made "Ozempic" so popular out of nowhere? Why did no one talk about the deadly toxins in the #COVID-19 vaccine when they were announced? Well, I'm here to get to the bottom of this today!Today, we're cutting through the noise with Dr. Justin Curnutt, Director of Wellness Education and Integrative Health Strategies at Beyond Health International. With over a decade of experience as a holistic pharmacist, Dr. Curnutt brings a wealth of knowledge about the intersections of allopathic medicine and holistic health practices.

How Dr. Justin Curnutt Exposed Big Pharma's Deception, Ozempic & Started a Holistic Movement Part 1

How Sherman Perryman Mastered Basic Emotional Intelligence for Success - P.S.A Mental Health Podcast S8E2”Are you a young man feeling stuck at life’s crossroads, trying to figure out your next move? This episode of “P.S.A: The Mental Health Podcast” is just for you. We’re diving into how mastering simple but crucial skills like emotional intelligence can set you up for a win in life.Meet Sherman Perryman: Sherman is not just a sharp entrepreneur; he’s a pro when it comes to building a life on solid ground. With a strong background from Morehouse College and the USC Ross Program in Real Estate, he knows what it takes to succeed. He’s also the voice behind the “Militant Grind Show,” where he shares tips on not just surviving, but thriving by keeping it real and sticking to the basics.In this episode:

How Sherman P. Mastered the Basics of Mental and Financial Health and Transformed His Life

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Welcome back to “P.S.A: The Mental Health Podcast” for season 8! Here, the real talk about mental health kicks off with your dynamic host, Izzy Baker. In an exciting twist, this episode stars the electrifying Tayy Wayy, famed for her “Truth Tuesday” vibes and personality that lights up any room she steps into. Together, they’re diving deep into the tough choices and unexpected turns life throws, especially when you’re trying to do right by yourself. My first question would have to ask, what does it mean to you to stand on business??Izzy and Tayy, both legends from their HBCU days, unpack stories of growth, grit, and the guts to stay true to who you are. Tayy opens up about her past, where she felt more like a doormat than the powerhouse she is today, always bending over backward to please others. But now? She’s all about setting boundaries and pushing back with her unparalleled energy. In this episode, you'll learn that "no" truly means "no"!They don’t stop at personal tales. This episode dares to enter the buzz of current events, with Tayy dropping her hot takes on controversial figures and happenings, like Boosie’s eyebrow-raising comments on Diddy. It’s a raw, unfiltered look at how sticking to your guns and speaking your truth isn’t just brave—it’s necessary.But here’s where it gets even better. Izzy and Tayy tackle the heavy hitters of mental wellness: overcoming the shadow of doubt that is imposter syndrome, the sneaky trap of people-pleasing, and why finding the courage to say “no” might just be the best yes you’ve ever said. This convo is packed with mental health gold—authenticity, resilience, happiness—all served up in a way that feels like chatting with your closest buds.Expect a few plot twists as they dissect how standing firm on your values can sometimes lead you into the eye of the storm, challenging everything from friendships to future plans. It’s not all smooth sailing, but then again, when was the journey to self-discovery ever a straight line?“P.S.A: The Mental Health Podcast” isn’t just another podcast; it’s a life raft in the often choppy waters of young adulthood. It’s about getting real with the struggles, celebrating the victories, and everything in between. Izzy and Tayy don’t shy away from the tough stuff—they embrace it, making sense of the madness with humor, heart, and a healthy dose of wisdom.So, whether you’re feeling lost in the sauce, ready to level up your life, or just in need of a good, honest chat, this episode has got you covered. Dive in as Izzy and his guest Tayy, guide you through the maze of modern life, showing you how to stay true to yourself, face down the fears, and come out stronger on the other side. This is your playbook for navigating the real world, one episode at a time. Let’s get this conversation started.Content Warning: If you struggle with say "no" I guarantee you won't after this episode!Tayy's Social MediaInstagram: @beyondbeautifultay Youtube: @truthtuesday3 #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawarness #healingwhileblack #impostersyndromeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/p-s-a-the-mental-health-podcast--5520511/support.

The Importance of Being an Advocate for Black Men Feat. Aaron Lide (QLC-Track 4)

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