HeyJaredMr. BigHead Reads
Mr. Big Head Reads is a podcast designed to celebrate the art and beauty of reading. This channel will promote black authors, known and unknown. The goal is to encourage young people of color; specifically young black men, to read more and create a community of book lovers.
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 29, 2026
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Brother Breathe: S3 E2: Tamu Lewis, MBA (opens the original)
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We couldn't let September, Suicide Prevention Month, come to a close without talking about awareness, community, and the courage it takes to reach out for mental health support. This week I'm so grateful to be in conversation with Tamu Lewis, mental health advocate and cofounder of The Lee Thompson Young Foundation. Tamu and her mother carry this work in loving memory of her brother, actor and activist Lee Thompson Young. What they are building is a gift to families and communities everywhere, a
BROTHER BREATHE: S3 EP1: Brandon Jones, M.A., CPPM (opens the original)
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Brandon Jones grew up in a home shaped by domestic violence. Today he's a psychotherapist, professor, and founder of Jegna Consulting, helping others heal from the same kind of pain he once carried.In this episode, Brandon shares his journey, what Adverse Childhood Experiences look like in grown men, and why he lives by the words live life with purpose on purpose.Like this video, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to hear this.Jegna Consulting: jegna.org#BrotherBreathe #BlackMenHealT
July is Minority Mental Health Month: Preston Igwe, MD (opens the original)
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Our boys don't just need to be ready for class this fall; they need to be whole walking in. This week I sat down with Dr. Preston Igwe (@presto.md), a board-certified psychiatrist who works with athletes and high performers, to talk about what it really takes for Black boys, teens, and student-athletes to thrive this school year. We got into the pressure to represent, the quiet signs of struggle that get mistaken for attitude, and what parents and coaches can actually do to show up for our young
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