P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast Izzy Baker

Join us for an enlightening conversation with Brady McLean, co-founder of the motorcycle apparel brand “Go Fast, Don’t Die.” Discover how GFDD transcends the typical boundaries of a brand by championing a lifestyle of community support, cultural disruption, and courageous living.

🏍️ Journey from Isolation to Community:
Brady's transformation from experiencing personal lows to finding redemption on the open road epitomizes the spirit of GFDD. Hear how his solo motorcycle journeys laid the foundation for a community that embraces diversity and offers a haven for those feeling disconnected.

👥 A Haven for All:
“Go Fast, Don’t Die” is more than a brand; it’s a movement. Brady discusses how his experiences inspired him to create a space where everyone can find a sense of belonging regardless of their background. This episode dives into how such communities are crucial for mental health, providing support and understanding.

💪 The Power of Discipline:
Learn why Brady believes mastering discipline basics is essential for success and mental well-being. Discover the role of structured habits in achieving personal and professional goals, and how GFDD embodies these principles through its culture and operations.

🧠 Mental Health at the Core:
We explore how engaging with like-minded individuals through hobbies like motorcycle riding can significantly improve mental health. Brady shares insights into the therapeutic aspects of community involvement and how it can alleviate feelings of isolation and stress.

🗣️ Cultural Impact and Identity:
The discussion also covers the impact of societal expectations on mental health, particularly for young men. Brady reflects on how his journey has shaped his views on masculinity and identity in the modern world.

🚀 Community as a Catalyst for Change:
Brady explains how GFDD’s community initiatives not only enrich lives but also foster an environment where members can thrive mentally and emotionally. We discuss the transformative power of community support in enhancing mental wellness and resilience.

🔍 Practical Steps to Finding Community:
This episode provides actionable advice on finding or creating communities that resonate with your personal values and interests. Brady offers tips on utilizing social media, attending events, and volunteering to connect with others who share your passions.

🎙️ Your Invitation to Join the Movement:
Tune in to hear how Brady McLean and GFDD pave the way for inclusive, supportive communities that promote mental health and personal growth. Whether you're looking to break free from isolation or simply find a group that understands you, this episode will guide you toward finding your place. Remember, you're not alone. There's a community for everyone, and it's possible to turn your passions into platforms for mental wellness. Join us for this profound discussion on the power of community and its impact on our mental health.

Brady's Social Media
Instagram: @bradytildeath
YouTube: @gofastdontdie
Website:https://www.gofastdontdie.com/

#CommunityBuilding #MentalHealthAwareness #EmbracingDiversity #PersonalGrowth #YoungMenHealth #FindingYourTribe #InclusiveCommunities #SocialSupport #IdentityExploration #FinancialWellness #EmotionalIntelligence #DisciplineInLife #NicheCultures #PodcastForMen #WellnessJourney #MillennialMen #MentalHealthPodcast #PSAMentalHealth #BreakTheStigma #CulturalImpact #LifeLessons

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Welcome to another high-voltage episode of Mental Man Mondays! I’m your host, Izzy, and today we’re delving into some controversial entertainment and mental health topics with our special guest, the dynamic personal trainer and educator @im_romello. Get ready for an intense discussion!

🎙️ We start off with the ongoing Drake saga. With rap beef flying in from all directions, especially from Kendrick Lamar, Drake’s been the main target in the industry lately. With tracks nicknaming him ‘BBL Drizzy’ and more, we check in to see how he’s holding up under public scrutiny.

🌟 Next, we dive into the viral moment with YouTuber Clarence NYC and singer Queen Naija, who made headlines for their comments on marriage timelines, sparking debates about commitment and societal expectations. As they face their scrutiny for not being married despite having children, we explore the complexities of relationships and obligations in today’s society.

🎓 The final, and perhaps most intense topic, revolves around Jaq Lee, a former teacher criticized for letting students unbraid his hair in class—a moment caught on camera. Amidst calls of unprofessional behavior and worse, we discuss the harsh reactions and the supportive messages he received from his students. As an ex-educator myself, and with Romello’s current insights from working in education, we’ll unpack the layers of this complicated situation.

🚀 Join us on this rollercoaster episode of Mental Man Mondays, where we peel back the layers of the entertainment industry and discuss the psychological impacts of these public and personal dramas. Don’t forget to hit subscribe to keep up with the conversation, and share this episode to spread the important discussions!

#Drake #QueenNaija #MentalHealthAwareness #PodcastLife #MentalManMondays #RelationshipTalk #CommitmentIssues #EducationControversy #MediaScrutiny #PublicEye #CelebrityNews #RapBeef #SocialMediaDrama #ViralMoments #RealTalk #PersonalTrainer #EducatorInsights #ComplexIssues #EntertainmentIndustry #MentalHealthMatters


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Gear up for a raw and real episode of P.S.A: The Mental Health Podcast, where we hit the studio—literally in the lab—with Kelechi Asoluka, the sneaker guru behind Kelechi Kleans Kicks. This isn't just about keeping your kicks fresh; crafting connections, chasing passion, and crushing doubts.

Kelechi isn't just a sneaker restorer; he's a trendsetter who's turned his Kinesiology knowledge and creative flair into a cultural stamp in the sneaker world. Whether you're meeting someone new over a pair of classic retros or sharing your latest find on social, it’s all about that sneaker bond.

Tune in as Kelechi shares his journey from viral humor—yes, we're talking about his infamous take on the Diddy "freak off" scene—to empowering insights on navigating mental wellness. Recorded live while he was literally "in the lab", this episode dives into how creativity and mental health intersect in the most unexpected ways. Engaging in creative processes like sneaker restoration can significantly decrease anxiety, enhance mood, and improve cognitive function, fostering a focused and present state of mind beneficial for mental wellness.

We're getting into the thick of overcoming self-doubt, the power of humor in healing, and why, sometimes, you need to stay in the lab a little longer to perfect your craft. This is for anyone looking to improve their mental game and live life with purpose and sneakers. Don't miss this blend of lifestyle, laughter, and life lessons tailored for the modern man.































































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Dive back into the deep end with Dr. Justin Curnutt in Part 2 of this eye-opening episode. We're tearing down Big Pharma's misleading claims and exploring how simple, natural health practices could seriously boost your life quality.

🌿 Natural Health Deep Dive: Get the real scoop on why eating raw fruits and veggies and trying intermittent fasting isn't just some trendy diet advice but a game-changer for your body and mind. Discover how these habits can ramp up your energy and sharpen your focus.

🚬 Nicotine for Long COVID?: Yes, you heard right. We're looking into some out-of-the-box treatments like nicotine packs that some folks are using for lingering COVID-19 symptoms. It’s weird but worth a look—what if there’s something to it?🇯🇵 Why Are Japanese People Living So Long?: We're unpacking secrets from Japan—where folks live longer thanks to their natural health practices. Why isn’t everyone talking about this? Maybe because it doesn’t make as much money as selling pills.

🗣️ The COVID Cold Comparison Controversy: Remember when Tiphani Montgomery said COVID-19 would pass like the common cold? We're diving into why that freaked everyone out and what it says about our trust in health advice.

💼 Big Pharma’s Power Play: Dr. Curnutt isn’t holding back on how drug companies push their agenda in public health policy. It’s all about the cash, not about keeping you healthy. How can we fight back? By getting informed and making noise.

Challenge Yourself: Are you feeling pumped to try something new? How about ditching the pharmacy for the produce section for 21 days? Track how you feel each day and see the difference for yourself.

What’s Next: Stay tuned as Dr. Curnutt shares the latest and greatest in holistic health that might just turn our medical system on its head in the coming decade.

👇 Join the Conversation: What’s your take on Big Pharma vs. natural health? Have you ever tried to go natural and faced pushback? Drop your story below and let’s get this community thinking and talking!🎧 Hit play on Spotify to catch all the gritty details with Dr. Curnutt. Let’s get real about what it means to be healthy in a world that’s anything but straightforward.
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🌟 Welcome to another electrifying live episode of Mental Man Mondays! I’m your host, Izzy and today we’re unpacking some heavy hitters in the world of entertainment and mental health with my fantastic guests from I Have a Friend’s Podcast—the insightful Kirk and the ever-thoughtful Keith.

🎙️ First up, we revisit last week’s episode of PSA where we explored the murky waters of Big Pharma with Dr. Kernutt. We all shared a laugh about the Ozempic weight loss craze—definitely not on our to-do list!

🌟 Next, we dive into the career of rapper Chingy and the controversy with transgender model Sidney Starr. A moment on TMZ likened to ‘spilled milk’, Chingy’s career felt the impact despite Sidney’s apology. Kirk admires Chingy’s mature handling of the situation, while Keith would’ve taken it to court. It’s a discussion on reputation, forgiveness, and the lasting effects of public perception.

🕺 Moving on to rapper NLE Choppa and his ‘Slut Season’ antics—dancing, gyrating, and channeling Tupac with chains in a bathtub. It’s bold, it’s brash, and as Keith and Kirk suggest, possibly a bit too zesty. We tackle what it means to maintain an image in the limelight and the potential regrets that come with controversial acts.

🎤 We cap off with the fiery exchange between Chris Brown and Quavo. Diss tracks flying left and right, referencing past pains and stoking the flames of rap rivalry. We ponder the purpose behind these sudden beefs—could there be more strategic moves behind the scenes?

🚀 Strap in for this rollercoaster ride on Mental Man Mondays, where we peel back the layers of the entertainment industry and take a hard look at the mental maneuvers within. Hit subscribe to keep up with the conversation and share this episode to spread the critical discussions!

#Chingy #NLEChoppa #ChrisBrown #Quavo #RapBeef #BigPharma #MentalHealth #Podcast #MentalManMondays


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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.

🎙️ Diving Deep with Dr. Curnutt
In this episode, Dr. Curnutt challenges the conventional "sick care" model promoted by big pharma and discusses his journey from witnessing the inner workings of the pharmaceutical industry to promoting holistic health strategies that prioritize patient wellness over profit.🔍

Unpacking Misconceptions
Host Izzy Baker opens with a fiery take on the current medical treatments glorified in media, such as Ozempic, and discusses the misleading portrayal of such drugs in the recent Wendy Williams documentary. Will your stomach explode in the near future? Maybe it will, maybe it won't!  This sets the stage for a candid discussion about the reality of pharmaceuticals and their often overlooked consequences on mental and physical health.

💊 Pharmakeia: From Medicine to Sorcery
The term "Pharmakeia," which historically encompasses the use of drugs, whether as medicine, poisons, or in sorcery, serves as a backdrop for today’s conversation. Dr. Curnutt and Izzy explore how modern pharmaceuticals can sometimes blur the lines between helping and harming, discussing the ethical dilemmas and mental health impacts associated with medication and treatment choices.

🌿 Holistic Health vs. Pharmaceutical Drugs
Dr. Curnutt shares insights on the significant differences between holistic remedies and pharmaceutical drugs, focusing on how each approach affects the healing process. They delve into misunderstood drug and herb interactions, the regulation of natural supplements, and the promising potential of holistic approaches to foster true healing.

🧠 Mental Health and Accountability in Medicine
The discussion also covers the heavy influence of pharmaceutical companies in public health policies and how this affects public trust and patient care. They address the critical issue of mental health care during the pandemic, conspiracy theories around medications, and the push for a more informed public that holds health industries accountable.

👥 Natural Immunity vs. Vaccination
A hot topic in today's health discussion, Dr. Curnutt provides a balanced view on the benefits of vaccinations compared to natural immunity, and why understanding both is crucial for making informed health decisions. The conversation emphasizes the need for a personalized approach to health that respects the body’s capabilities and the potential enhancements offered by certain vaccinations.

🚀 Stay Tuned for Part 2
What does Dr. Curnutt think about the use of controversial treatments like psychedelics in mental health therapy? And what’s his take on those who reject vaccines but readily take over-the-counter solutions like aspirin or ibuprofen? These questions and more will be addressed in the next episode, so tune in! Join us as we challenge the norms, question the status quo, and deeply dive into what true health means in a world dominated by pills and profit-driven motives. Your journey towards a healthier, more aware self starts here.
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 #MentalWellness #BigPharma #NaturalImmunity #VaccinationDebate #DrJustinCurnutt #P.S.AMentalHealthPodcast #HealthcareDebate #Ozempic #WendyWilliams #Pharmaceuticals #NaturalRemedies #HealthRevolution #WellnessEducation...