P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast

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: @BlackFlyonTheWallProductions

Track 3 brings out the big boys with Vincent A. Lanci (author, writer, podcast host, & educator) who is a survivor of TBI (traumatic brain injury) when he was 21. He recalls having to learn how to walk and talk again and reveals that this incident opened up the creative side of his mind. In the episode, both Izzy and Vincent recall stories where they experienced burnout, being an educator in today's society, the importance of taking a mental break, and how a mental breakdown and a nervous breakdown are the same thing.Vincent Lanci's social mediaInstagram: @vincentlanciTikTok: @vincentlanciYouTube: @VincentALanci

P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast presents "People I Don't Know". A segment so big it couldn't fit in it's any episode. This segment will be featured the first Friday of every month with its own standalone topic. Episode 3 revolves around people who don't know how to be cordial in social settings or just in general. Izzy also rants about people who are always fake outraged. Izzy's Social Media to See the VisualInstagram: @_izzybakeovenTikTok: @_izzybakeovenYouTube: @_izzybakeoven

The series "Quarter Life Crisis continues with the first interview of the series that features a dope content creator by the name of Jasmine Jackson who is best known "Jass". In this interview, the audience gets to know Jass and her story of how she was diagnosed with Vitiligo at the age of 25 due to a chemical burn. Most people would ask if she tried to sue, but she reveals that the lawyers wanted their fees upfront and not later on. All in all, the episode covers major ground in several discussions that center around being teased as a child, the importance of defanging criticism, the importance of knowing what you are signing, and ultimately prepping the audience for some type of crisis in their quarter life. Jasmine Jackson's social mediaInstagram: @doseofjassTikTok: @doseofjassYouTube: @doseofjass

Quarter Life Crisis aka QLC is here for track 1 with an episode featuring Izzy as he unpacks the theory that we're supposed to have our lives together by 25. The episode features a discussion about what triggers men and women to stress, trying to unpack why we thought we'd have our lives together by 25, and Biden's blatant disregard for student loans. This episode is one that hopefully encourages the audience that life is not over at 25 if they don't have their lifelong dreams fulfilled.

Episode 10 answers the question "how can I be happy in a time like this"? We are living in a time where there are wars, rumors of wars, plagues, shootings, and chaos all around. Some may think that it is a little selfish to be positive in this era. Episode 10 features Robert Mack is an author, Positive Psychology Expert, & Celebrity Happiness Coach discloses the science behind anti-depressants, working on "E" and surviving a suicide attempt, while still highlighting the importance of being happy no matter the circumstance.Robert Mack's Social MediaInstagram: @robmackofficialTikTok: @robmackofficialFacebook: Rob Mack

Don't be 35 still making preteen decisions. Episode 9 features Michael Unbroken who truly lives up to his last name. As an advocate for childhood trauma, Unbroken's goal is to end generational trauma and he doesn't care how he goes about. This is why we date the people we date, react the way we react, and even settle for things we don't deserve. In a sense, he is a rebel with a cause. As a fellow podcaster and host of "Think Unbroken", he reveals that everything he teaches is on his podcast and in his book. This episode highlights the dangerous chemicals in our foods that alter our decision making, the importance of living the life you want to live despite what others think, and how to become the hero of your own story.Michael Unbroken's Social MediaInstagram: @michaelunbrokenTwitter: @thinkunbrokenFacebook: Michael Unbroken

Betting on yourself and taking a risk are one in the same. Taking a risk is a decision that must be taken in order to have true success in this world. Episode 8 of season 6 highlights all the accomplishments of Marcus Nash. Nash is part owner of Trilogy Point Logistics & Huppe' and sheds light on how he bets on himself daily. There is a difference between taking a leap of faith & looking for a get rich quick scheme. In this episode, the audience will hear a true "started from the bottom" story, as well as how he got into trucking, fashion, the meaning behind his brand, how to work with people you consider family, and not dealing with those who are money hungry.Marcus Nash's Social MediaInstagram: @themarcusnashTwitter: @themarcusnashTikTok: @themarcusnash

Episode 7 is part 2 to the great conversation from last week. This week's episode starts off with a conversation about Vinnie's ties to the creator of the Netflix documentary "Jeen-Yuhs". As the episode continues to reveal the characteristics of what it takes to be a star, Vinne also travels down memory lane reminiscing on several shows that unfortunately failed. Any star in training must know how to deal with failure and NOT take it personally. Finally, this episode reveals the importance of owning your own content, turning creative content into a full-time job, ways to go viral from podcasting, and the importance of knowing the right people.Vinne's Social MediaInstagram: @vinniepostestivoTikTok: vinniepostestivo

I can tell you now if you can't deal with public humiliation, lies, or scandals, then you aren't ready the spotlight. Today's episode features an interview a legend in the game Vinnie Potestivo, who was an executive over at MTV for several years. In the first of two parts, Vinne recounts how legendary shows such as Punk'd, Wild n' Out, & Laguna Beach came about. He even details how he helped to cast Beyonce' in "Carmen". Vinne reveals how his amazing podcast "I Have a Podcast" came to be and how he realized that MTV's long lost audience became podcasters.Vinne's Social MediaInstagram: @vinniepostestivoTikTok: vinniepostestivo