Track 🔟-Prime Feat. Reginald A. Howard 🌻Buckle up, listeners, as we're nearing the climax of our insightful Industry Plant series. Do you create safe spaces for your friends? Matter fact, do you have a safe space?? This week, on track 10, Izzy playfully jokes that he's setting the podcasting world on fire and might deserve an Emmy or a Grammy for his groundbreaking work. But jesting aside, we delve into a topic that's paramount for our times. In this pivotal episode, we're graced with the presence of Reginald A. Howard, the esteemed host of the impactful podcast, "Equity w/ Reginald A. Howard." A first-generation American, Reginald brings a fresh perspective to the table, humorously noting that if he were to embody a plant, it'd unquestionably be the Cannabis plant. But beneath the lightheartedness lies profound reflections. We discuss the importance of prime safe spaces, and how these havens are essential for individuals, especially young men, to openly discuss pressing topics that might be deemed "uncomfortable" by societal norms.Reginald shares the wisdom he's gleaned from experiences, both personal and as a leading voice in mental health advocacy. He narrates his chilling first encounter with mental illness as a child, the visions that haunted him, and the familial history that helped him comprehend them. There's a heart-wrenching recounting of his battles with personal demons, depression, and the subsequent life-altering moment at Roosevelt Blvd in Philadelphia. These revelations aren’t just stories; they testify to Reginald's incredible resilience and the will to transform suffering into a mission of empathy and connection. Educated in Human Communication at Shippensburg University, Reginald has harnessed his profound understanding of people to create platforms dedicated to societal advancement through transparent conversation. The discussion drifts from Tyler Perry's comments on financial dynamics between genders, Reginald's challenges in rebranding his podcast, and the overarching theme of "code-switching" that many mental health advocates wrestle with. There’s an exploration of the need for being ‘fully developed’ or 'mature' and how defining 'safe spaces' has become vital in the modern era.This episode doesn't shy away from the nitty-gritty. We plunge into the stigma surrounding mental health, fortified with statistics from the World Health Organization and the National Institute of Mental Health. Reginald sheds light on socio-economic factors' role in mental well-being and addresses disparities that prevent certain demographics from seeking aid.Interwoven with memes, challenges, and vital queries, this episode promises to be a roller-coaster of emotions, with moments of introspection and bursts of inspiration. We round up the discussion, invoking a spiritual dimension, reflecting on passages like Romans 15:1 and Proverbs 12:2, and analyzing their relevance in today's world. Listeners, we promise you a transformative journey.From questions about Reginald's acclaimed "Equity w/ Reginald A. Howard" podcast to deep dives into trauma-informed healing, this track packs a punch. So, whether you're here for the statistics, the stirring narratives, or to find a safe space, you're in for an enlightening experience. Dive in, engage, and let's make the world of mental health a more accepting and understood realm.Don't forget to stay tuned for the game time around the hour mark and reflect on how you too can foster open conversations in your circles. Let's journey together towards mental well-being and remember – it's okay to speak up. 🌱💬🎙️For all your writing needs, Grant Writing Homework Assistance, Resumes, Cover Letters, Templates, Media Kits, Product and Profile Descriptions, and more, please visit psathepodcast.com Reginald’s Social MediaInstagram: @reginaldahowardWebsites: ​⁠ https://linktr.ee/reginaldahowardPodcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/equity-w-reginald-a-howard/id1394583671

Track 9️⃣- Harvest Feat. Jay Hill 🌾Welcome to track 9️⃣ of P.S.A - The Mental Health Podcast Industry Plant Series, where millennial mental wellness meets the trials and tribulations of modern success. In this episode, we delve deep with the eminent Jay Hill, host of "The Jay Hill" podcast, founder of the much-acclaimed Jay Hill Network, as we traverse the spiritual, personal, and professional realms of life, all weaved together with the threads of mental health and self-improvement. Jay Hill, a renowned entertainment host, radio personality, and motivational speaker from Baltimore, talks about the synergy of his roles. He illuminates the audience with his journey from being Mr. of his university and the lessons from being an Omega Psi Phi Fraternity member. Jay shares his candid views on trending topics, even ones he might be indifferent to, like Chrisean Rock & Blue. The power of therapy and its transformative role in Jay's life is laid bare, presenting an insightful discourse for young millennial men navigating their mental well-being.Izzy, gets personal as he reveals his journey of quitting alcohol, regaining control, and the relentless grind of life. A profound moment is when Jay delves into the story behind his termination from a radio station, a seeming setback that became a launchpad for him to chase and realize his dreams.The overarching theme, underscoring the narrative, is the divine role of God in blessing endeavors, provided we surrender and put in the work. Taking inspiration from Deuteronomy 28:12, the episode emphasizes the spiritual backing needed to enjoy the fruits of our labor. Diving deeper into personal growth, listeners get a taste of the intricacies of mindfulness, career development's impact on mental health, the essentiality of physical fitness, and the pivotal role of social connections, especially for the millennial male demographic. The challenges of the digital era, like the need for digital detox, are also laid out.Jay gives a masterclass on distinguishing between the two for young men tethering on the edge of personal and professional spheres. An important segment, "I Challenge That," sheds light on the struggles of handling popular trends authentically, addressing haters, and understanding the term “industry plant.”The unseen challenges of success, the perils of overemphasis on career, and the importance of personalized growth strategies come into the spotlight. From personal growth practices, continued education, networking, and pursuing one's passion, the episode provides a comprehensive guide on investing in oneself. Concluding with a riveting game, “Fruit or No Fruit,” Jay and Izzy engage listeners in understanding the societal implications of various contemporary issues.In this meaty episode, Jay Hill and Izzy craft an engaging narrative on the essence of mental well-being, spiritual grounding, and the quest for personal growth. Prepare to be enlightened, engaged, and entertained. This is more than a podcast; it's a mental sanctuary for the modern millennial man. Join us and reap the rewards of your harvest of success. For all your writing needs, Grant Writing Homework Assistance, Resumes, Cover Letters, Templates, Media Kits, Product and Profile Descriptions, and more, please visit psathepodcast.comJay Hill's Social MediaInstagram: @mr_jayhillYoutube: @MrJayHill Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jay-hill-podcast/id1572436937

Track 8️⃣- Blooming Feat. CEOMikey 🪷Welcome to Track 8 of the Industry Plant Album/Series on P.S.A. The Mental Health Podcast. This episode is set to be an intricate and transformative conversation that challenges societal norms and expectations. Interestingly, this part of the album centers around the "blooming" stage of a plant, a phase characterized by the production of flowers following germination and growth. The concept of "blooming" here is a metaphor for personal growth and emotional well-being, which aligns perfectly with the discussions around men and their societal struggles today. However, as CEOMikey will explain, men often aren't allowed the space to properly "bloom" due to societal constraints. We are excited to host CEOMikey, known by various monikers, including CrazyWearMikey and 'the funny guy.' Though not strictly a men's mental health advocate, CEOMikey is an influential voice for millennials, covering popular topics, conversations, and TV shows that he feels mainstream media often overlook.In this special episode, we engage in a multifaceted dialogue that encompasses a wide range of issues men face due to societal expectations. Drawing inspiration from John Cena's song "My Time is Now," a popular TikTok voice trend, and the thought-provoking quote "A Blooming Flower is a Feast for the Eyes," we aim to delve into the challenges and constraints that men, particularly in the Black community, experience. The episode is also informed by the scriptural guidance of Romans 12:2, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind." CEOMikey adds a unique twist to our discussions by tackling real-world examples such as 50 Cent’s under-discussed hit TV shows, the YM Melly case, and Rylo Rodriguez's viral TikTok phenomenon. He also talks about the public reaction to rapper Drake getting his nails painted, challenging societal perceptions and bringing a fresh cultural perspective to our dialogue.CEOMikey shares his viewpoint on how some mental health advocates don’t always utilize their platforms to their highest potential. He contends that while their intentions may be good, the impact could be much greater. His aim with his platform, the Bulture Podcast, is to go beyond the surface and tackle topics that are often brushed aside but integral to understanding the complexities of modern-day life, especially for millennials.To provide a well-rounded discussion, we reference multiple academic studies such as "Men and Mental Health" by the National Institute of Mental Health and "Men and Mental Health" by the UK's Mental Health Foundation. These sources discuss how societal pressures can contribute to adverse mental health outcomes among men, including higher rates of suicide, substance misuse, and emotional stoicism. The episode also considers various elements like empathy, emotional intelligence, physical activity, and healthy coping mechanisms, exploring how these factors intersect with the challenges men face in conforming to or breaking free from societal molds.So, tune in for an episode filled with riveting discussions, critical reflections, and transformative ideas. We urge you to subscribe, like, and share our podcast. Join the conversation using the hashtag #PSAMentalHealthPodcast. Your mental well-being is a continuous journey; there’s no better time to start this conversation now.For all your writing needs, Grant Writing Homework Assistance, Resumes, Cover Letters, Templates, Media Kits, Product and Profile Descriptions, and more, please visit psathepodcast.comCEOMikey's Social MediaInstagram: @ceomikeyTikTok : @crazywearmikeyPodcast: “Bulture Podcast” https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bulture-podcast/id1453445359?i=1000623779758

Track 7️⃣-Uproot Feat. Melody Murray 👨🏾‍🔧In case no one told you today, I’ll be the first to tell you that you are the repairer of the breach in your family! Welcome to another riveting episode of the P.S.A Mental Health Podcast! This week on "Industry Plant", we dive deep into the complexities of generational curses, uprooting life's challenges, and planting seeds for a brighter future. Guiding us through this journey is the phenomenal Melody Murray, a former Reality Television Producer and Director who pivoted from the dazzling lights of Hollywood to the transformative power of mental health education and therapy.The episode kicks off with our Happy Hour segment where Melody reveals her compelling background – being the first in her family to graduate college and receive an advanced degree. She delves into her experiences growing up in an environment of chronic addiction and abuse and how her education became her tool to break this generational curse. A key highlight is her unique perspective on terms like "uproot," which is pulling something from its foundation, and "problem," situations we often find unwelcome. But what does all this have to do with mental health? Melody unveils it all.We venture into the world of depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and PTSD, linking them with the religious concept of "generational curses" and highlighting the profound impacts they have on our mental health. Melody's expertise in childhood trauma, suicidal ideation, and family dynamics offers an enlightening perspective on the topic, underpinned by robust research from the National Institute of Mental Health, American Journal of Psychiatry, and more. Izzy also highlights James Solomon's book "Deliverance from Demonic Covenants & Curses" and how it aligns with this conversation.Our "I Challenge That" segment delves deeper into common misconceptions around severe mental health crises, as Melody leverages her vast experience as a Mental Health Evaluator in the ER to shed light on the topic. We also explore the implications of uprooting, from the trauma of war and cultural displacement to the potential benefits of eradicating toxic traditions.But it's not all serious talk! This episode showcases Melody's comedic side, reminding us of the importance of laughter in healing. We dive into her unique background in the entertainment industry, touching on her stint as a stand-up comic, and her experiences with reality TV personalities like Natalie Nunn. And yes, we get her candid take on the popular show 'Baddies' on the Zeus network! We wrap up with a fun game of "Uproot or Keep Fruit" - challenging Melody and ourselves to introspect on aspects of life we'd love to change.Whether you're a young millennial man navigating life's ups and downs or someone keen on understanding the intricate relationship between mental health and our past, this episode promises a wealth of knowledge, sprinkled with humor and heartfelt moments. Join us, and let's break those generational chains together, ushering in a future of understanding, healing, and growth. Ensure you're subscribed and tuned in, especially if you're keen on educational content that resonates deeply and offers actionable insights.For all your writing needs, Grant Writing Homework Assistance, Resumes, Cover Letters, Templates, Media Kits, Product and Profile Descriptions, and more, please visit psathepodcast.comMelody Murray's Social Media Instagram: @melodylmftWebsite: melodylmft.com

Track 6️⃣- Poison Ivy 🪻Join us for a monumental celebration of the 200th episode of P.S.A. the Mental Health Podcast. In this special episode, we explore the concept of "Plan A" versus "Plan B" by diving into various realms of mental health, personal development, culture, and inspiration. We start with a humorous yet thought-provoking meme: "The only Plan B we acknowledge is the one from the convenience store." This leads us to explore Napoleon Hill's wisdom in "Think and Grow Rich," where we reflect on his empowering quote: "Allow yourself no retreat." Alongside Megan Thee Stallion's "Ain't no Plan B. Only Plan A and Plan A'," and Tiphani Montgomery's unbreakable determination to sell her books in the hood, we craft a narrative that challenges conventional wisdom.We share testimonies, lessons, and real-life stories that echo the theme of being diligent and consistent with no way of escape or an "Ishmael." As we navigate the intricacies of plans the Megan thee Stallion & Tory Lanez case and the Ozempic Pandemic, we delve into metaphors such as poison ivy, illustrating how a Plan B may appear harmless initially but reveals its effects when disrupted. We'll ponder questions like "Why are people always trying to give you a Plan B?" and "If I were a plant, what plant would I be?" We'll uncover the mental health implications of Plan B, such as anxiety, stress, self-esteem, decision fatigue, and a sense of purpose.We'll challenge conventional thinking by discussing the necessity of a Plan B in various areas like careers, health, relationships, finances, and even climate change. We'll explore examples of not having a Plan B, such as Abraham and Ishmael, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego, and references from the movie "Undercover Brother." We'll talk about Izzy's transition into his new job from education and following his passion. Finally, we'll provide action plans for Plan A, delving into essential aspects like clear goal setting, self-education, resilience, networking, financial planning, work-life balance, and regular self-assessment.So grab your favorite beverage and settle in for this enlightening episode as we take you through plans, choices, and the quest for success, filled with wisdom, humor, and heart. Welcome to the P.S.A. the Mental Health Podcast - inspiring, challenging, and celebrating life's journeys, one episode at a time.For all your writing needs, Grant Writing Homework Assistance, Resumes, Cover Letters, Templates, Media Kits, Product and Profile Descriptions, and more, please visit psathepodcast.com#YoungMillennialMinds #DecisionFatigue #MensMentalWellness #YoungDreamChasers #MillennialGrowth #EmbraceYourPath #UnleashPotential #EmbracePlanA #NoPlanB #UnshakableFocus #Resilience #TrustYourself #OvercomeObstacles #MentalStrength #MentalHealthPodcasting #PodcastForWellbeing #MindfulListening #MentalHealthConversations #HealingThroughPodcasts #PodcastersUnite #InspireAndHealThroughPodcasts