Tune in as Brenna and Angelo sit down with Alexis Marin from the Children's Advocacy Alliance to discuss the power of using your voice to create change, practical ways to connect with your elected representatives, and the importance of making time for self-care along the way.

Interested in supporting the work of CAA? Reach out to Alexis Marin at [email protected].

Families and youth can reach the Children’s Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) at 702-486-7865. https://knowcrisis.com/

Join Brenna and Angelo as they sit down with Dave from the Children’s Mobile Crisis Response Team to discuss what MCRT is, how it supports youth and families, and why it is such a valuable community resource. Learn about the services available during a crisis and discover how MCRT helps connect families with the support they need.

Be sure to listen through to the end! You’ll walk away with practical coping strategies and tools you can add to your mental wellness toolkit.

In this episode, we sat down with two members of Hope Squad to learn more about the importance of peer connection, mental health awareness, and making sure young people know about the resources available to them. We had a great conversation about supporting one another and encouraging open conversations around mental health.

If you or someone you know is struggling with their mental health, please reach out to Nevada 988 by call, text, or chat for support.

Nevada 988 | Emotional and Mental Health Support

In our latest episode, we had the pleasure of hosting our podcast at the 2026 Clark County Children's Mental Health Consortium Summit. Tune in to hear providers, parents, and youth share their insights, personal experiences, and words of encouragement for navigating mental health.

If you'd like to learn more about the Southern Nevada Health Districts trainings and resources related to overdose prevention, suicide prevention and more, email Rebecca Cruz-Nanez at [email protected].

CredibleMind is a digital platform that provides expert-curated and scientifically backed mental health and self-care resources that are specifically chosen to match your unique needs and preferences. Check it out! 

 https://clarkcountythrive.crediblemind.com/  

In this episode, Brenna is joined by Chloe, Noel, and Naveah from Northeast Career and Technical Academy to talk about a student‑led initiative they created to promote mental wellness among their peers. Together, they share what inspired the initiative, how students responded, and why creating safe, approachable spaces for mental health conversations matters.

Follow them on Instagram @m3ntal.h3alth.matt3r5 to stay up to date on future plans!

Tune in as Ashby and Brenna sit down with Maggie Adams for an honest and inspiring conversation about Tourette syndrome. What it is, how we can better understand it, and the powerful messages Maggie shares from her own experience.

Learn more here: Tourette Association of America

In this episode, we’re joined by Sophia Booth to talk about volunteerism and youth leadership. Sophia shares her involvement with Nevada Volunteers Youth Empowerment and Girls Together Inc. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about civic engagement and empowering young people!Find out more about NVYE by checking out their social media: https://www.instagram.com/nvvolunteersyouth?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==

Brenna sits down with Abbey Bernhardt, the youth representative for the Rural Nevada Children’s Mental Health Consortium, to explore the unique challenges young people face in rural areas when accessing mental health services. Abbey shares her lived experience with mental health, discusses the gaps in care and barriers to support, and highlights the changes needed to create a better future for youth mental health in rural communities.

Tune in to our latest episode as Brenna and Ashby sit down with Madeline Fisher to explore what safe spaces mean to young people and hear her powerful lived experience.

On this episode Brenna and Ashby sit down with Amdyn Owen to have a conversation about Type One Diabetes, aiming to raise awareness, address common stigmas, and explore ways everyone can learn more about the condition. You can find more information on the American Diabetes Association website. About Diabetes | ADA