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4:54Just Heal with Dr. Jay · Healing, Acting & Real Life with Kareem Grimes
moment of silence. Yeah. And you said the outside world doesn't get to you. Mm-hmm. Is that how you stabilize your mental health? Yeah, man. And, you know, I'm not perfect. Of course, there are some things that come. Yeah. But I think when you strip everything ... success. It is. And I think that's one of the things that I see that really challenge a lot of individuals in their mental health is because I prepared to succeed, and it didn't work out the way that I thought it would work out. Right
Episode aired 2025-06-17
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8:00The Breakfast Club · FULL SHOW: Yung Miami’s New Song Gets Dragged, A$AP Rocky Shoots At Drake + Daniel Caesar
scheme in American history. We had people stealing from taxpayers, stealing funds away from the most vulnerable individuals in this country, people who needed mental health services, developmental services, autism, daycare. Instead, individuals came in, much from the Somalian community, and stole dollars from those people who needed ... complicit in it as well. That's crazy to hear them say things, you know, complain about, you know, things like mental health care budgets getting cut when he just rolled back $2 billion in mental health and addiction services. $2 billion, by the way. That's $2 billion, right
Episode aired 2026-01-16
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48:09So Ambitious · 310: Build Your Founder Muscle: Resilience, Failing Forward & the Grit to Keep Going
with not being OK. Being able to say, I need help, whether that's professional help in sitting down with the licensed mental health professional, finding your community, safe people to be able to even put language on it. It's hard to put language on things and the body ... from the pain. We run from the mess. And the National Alliance on Mental Illness, NAMI, they say one in five adults have a mental health condition. And I was just studying the founders report says that 87.7 percent of entrepreneurs struggle with at least one mental health condition
Episode aired 2026-01-21
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0:12Reality with the King · #RWTK: Shot Topics with Claudia & Dustin
ball. Like there's a, there's a significant, there's a significant piece to this puzzle that's missing. And that is mental health. Right. Oh, idea of living until I'm in my, I'm in my late forties. Mm hmm. Going through the world, navigating without ... need to have, we need to have, um, emotional and intellectual conversations as black men. Yeah. And to widely accept, uh, mental health like we do physical health. Absolutely. I agree. Health insurance matters, especially for athletes, but healthcare isn't some one size fits all proposition, even though
Episode aired 2025-08-12
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6:21The Breakfast Club · FULL SHOW: Shannon Sharpe Sued Over Viral Usher Video, + Christopher 'Kid' Reid, Full Force & Queen Afua Interview
better. Thank you, babe. You're welcome. Can I share one more thing? Yes. Okay. On TikTok, there's a woman called Aunt D. Mental Health World. Called who? Aunt D. Aunt D, okay. Mental Health World. She has two autistic adult daughters. Oh, yeah, Bria and Shay. Yeah. Yeah ... going to sit around and wait until she hurt herself or hurt somebody? She's clearly dealing with some type of mental health issues. I think you need to take this a little more seriously. I'm going to beat up. No, we're taking it serious
Episode aired 2025-08-01
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9:44Just Heal with Dr. Jay · More Than A "Freak Like Me": Adina Howard on Womanhood & Wholeness
story, but I'm now rewriting my own story. I think that's powerful because so many times people are navigating through mental health challenges or through, or just through the challenges of life. As I say, mental health is just life in motion. Absolutely. That's what ... life in motion because if you allow mental health. You're going to be affected in some way, shape, form, or fashion. Exactly. Life is happening in real time. And it's happening for, let me just say, life is life and for everybody in some way, shape, fashion
Episode aired 2025-12-16
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1:31Million Dollaz Worth of Game · DWAYNE "THE ROCK" JOHNSON: MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 346
about entertainment. That's right. When I looked at this movie, me personally, I'm taking my personal take with like, this movie is mental health awareness. That's what I took from it. How do you feel about mental health connecting with just that physical sport? Is it important ... brought that up about the smashing machine because if you think about it, back in the early 2000s in the 90s, there was no mental health conversation. No, nobody was talking about it. Nobody was talking about it. No, not... And especially back then but these days, today
Episode aired 2025-10-03
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7:37Brilliant Idiots · Bye Bye Conspiracy
Meaning putting money into these social- Mental health thing. Absolutely. But you have to understand- If there's a person that has mental health issues on the street, and that person is acting in a violent manner, you don't want a mental health professional going there. You want someone ... wrong. I think that far too often, we're putting people who have mental health issues under the jurisdiction of police. I think police have- You shouldn't criminalize mental health issues. Of course, of course. Now, if people are doing criminal acts, we have to find a place
Episode aired 2026-02-20
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6:35The Breakfast Club · DONKEY: Man Accused Of Breaking Into Woman’s Home & Licking Her Toes While She Slept
when we come back, Dr. Rita Walker will be joining us. It's the 50th anniversary of her book, The Unapologetic Guide to Black Mental Health. You know, I gift that book to everybody. I tell everyone that is one of the most culturally, she's one of the most ... culturally competent mental health professionals out here today. And that book is one of the most culturally competent mental health books on the market. So, can't wait to talk to Dr. Rita Walker. Yep. We're going to talk to her next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning
Episode aired 2025-06-02
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1:48All The Smoke · Nick Swisher's Wildest MLB Stories: Giambi, Barry Zito, Yankees
week I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment. And the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always ... week I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment. And the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always
Episode aired 2026-04-29
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39:31The Breakfast Club · INTERVIEW: Tamar Braxton Talks 'Heartbreak Retrograde,' Healing, Relationship With Sisters, Greif; Traci + More
what you got to do because you want more things and bigger things and bigger opportunities. And I don't look at my mental health journey as a handicap, right? It doesn't stifle me in any way. I, I just now know how to navigate ... responsible with my mental health and it's okay. Listen, I don't, I don't have to be on mental health medication. It's just helpful. Does that make sense? Absolutely. Yeah. And so, yeah. And I know that. And because I know that it doesn't make
Episode aired 2025-12-17
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0:27All The Smoke · Michelle Obama on Presidential Pressure, Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese & Michael Jordan Stories
journey like individually when you lost your mom? Yeah. Luckily, we had a special year together. My mom was 86. She was in good health mentally. But just her body was breaking down. So there were signs that she had some health challenges, even though she worked ... happening in sports across gender. It's just harder now to withstand other people's horrible, horrible opinions. Yeah. I'm glad that mental health is a conversation now because of that. Yes. And we talked a ton yesterday just about how my approach to my kids is very mental
Episode aired 2025-08-14
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3:04Introspective Insight: The Black Wall Street · ii-149 Phantasmal: In the Name of Your Favorite & Today's Culture of Fandom Delusion
spend two years. Nah I'm just playing. Um. Nah he said. He said he was going through mental illness. Or mental. Or a health problem. Or something like that. Who? Baby Keem. Maybe not mental. But it was a health issue. That. That's why he didn't come ... saying. That's what I'm saying. So like. Throughout all of that. All of his energy is going to. Fixing his health or whatever. I. I made the correlation. Um. I. Do you feel like. Because. The reason why I'm saying this is because. The. Influencer. Her physique
Episode aired 2026-06-08
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20:02Deeply Well · Accepting Your Body with Krista Williams
like, peptides is cherry on top. It is absolutely not if you are not sleeping, if you are not eating well, if your mental health is not well, if you're not doing the basics. Yeah. So I have been doing the basics of health and wellness for a long ... good sleep, I'm getting sun, I'm going outside. Yeah. Never forget or underestimate the basics. We all know this in spirituality and mental health, like basics are human connection, good food, sleep, sunlight, like purpose. Like that is what I want the most for people over optimization
Episode aired 2026-06-11
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6:10The Breakfast Club · DONKEY: 2 Teens Break Into Railroad Facilities, Stealing and Crashing A Train
social and economic factors that contribute to crime. You know why I invest so much of my personal time, energy, and resources into mental health initiatives? It's because I understand that if you help someone be the best version of themselves, mentally and emotionally, you make society better. Okay ... cause. Poverty and inequality, okay? Address that and you're getting right to the root cause of reducing the risk factor associated with crime. Mental health support. I will stress that until the day I die, okay? Help them deal with their trauma and emotional distress. Early intervention programs, okay
Episode aired 2025-08-14
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1:00Deeply Well · The Truth About Emotional Intelligence with Dr. Marc Brackett
work that's coming out with, you know, people dating their chat bots and how many people are using AI for mental health support. And AI psychosis, which is a very real thing right now. Exactly. And I was, you know, my opening, it's because I do work ... circumstance. I think there are so many parents today because we are this generation. Of emotional. Feelers, explainers, all of it. We're the mental health generation, right? So we're working on ourselves and we're raising our parents and our kids and we're just like doing
Episode aired 2026-04-16
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0:37Deeply Well · The Art of Holding Multiple Truths
that 10-year cycle I talked about, all the big paradigm shifts coming into being, if you've been part of that kind of mental health and mental illness breakthrough and understanding, the parenting, the reparenting, the inner child healing, the gentle parenting for the future generations, like, there ... content presented on deeply well serves solely for educational and informational purposes it should not be considered a replacement for personalized medical or mental health guidance and does not constitute a provider patient relationship as always it is advisable to consult with your health care provider or health health care
Episode aired 2026-04-02
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1:28RISE Urban Nation · Healing, Hustle & Hypnosis with Ryan Koriya: Rewiring the Mind for Purpose & Freedom
space, there's no option. That's a privilege. That's why often you'll say, that's a white man's problem. Mental health? What the hell? Get out of here. Therapy? I don't have time for no therapy, right? So it's like, it's that whole ... plant, right? They go into the forest and they go, oh man, I've got like issues at home, I'm struggling with my mental health and my relationship is also kind of struggling. My business is good though but it's like they're all connected so under
Episode aired 2025-11-10
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5:00The Breakfast Club · DONKEY: Senator Helps Capitol Police Forcefully Eject Anti-War Protester
hope he gets the help he needs without causing further violence, end quote. Funny he would say that. When lack of access to mental health services are usually what contribute to the high suicide rates among veterans. Fewer than 50% of returning veterans in need receive mental health treatment from ... eligibility requirements are difficult to navigate because they are so complex. They should be simple. If you're served, you get all the mental health treatment you need. But this man, Bryant, doesn't need help. Senator, you do, okay? And the Capitol Police do. Y'all the ones that
Episode aired 2026-03-05
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33:16The Breakfast Club · FULL SHOW: Mathew Knowles Clarifies Ms. Tina Comments & Why He Walked Out Of Interview + Domani Harris Interview
quote. Funny he would say that. When lack of access to mental health services are usually what contribute to the high suicide rates among veterans. Fewer than 50% of returning veterans in need receive mental health treatment from the Department of Veteran Affairs. Why? Because the eligibility requirements are difficult ... navigate because they are so complex. They should be simple. If you're served, you get all the mental health treatment you need. But this man, Bryant, doesn't need help. Senator, you do, okay? And the Capitol Police do. Y'all the ones that look unhinged. You tackled
Episode aired 2026-03-05