Podcast Categories: Mental Health

Chance always wants to be there for people, and growing up he realized that meant knowing what they needed: sometimes they need advice and other times they just want a distraction from everyday life. His goal in this podcast is to be there for people and help bring joy into their lives. We all need someone there for us, and Chance just wants to be that person.

Small Things In Common is a Genuine, vulnerable and incredibly entertaining dialogue between friends and invited guests, discovering that regardless of background we all share so much in common.

Based on the best-selling book, How to be F*cking Happy. The Zakar Twins (Michael & Zak) get baked and discuss the keys to happiness.

Book: www.amazon.com/How-Be-Fucking-Happy-happiness/dp/0578937379
About Us: www.zakartwins.life

@zakartwins

But Am I Watching? is a movie and TV podcast hosted by Meghan Rienks and Melisa D. Monts, the creators of Don’t Blame Me. Each week, they watch and discuss something new, old, or completely unexpected. From cult classics and comfort shows to blockbuster hits and guilty pleasures, Meghan and Melisa share unfiltered opinions, behind-the-scenes trivia, and plenty of laughs along the way.

Whether they are rewatching Gilmore Girls, debating Barbie, or discovering a forgotten Disney Channel Original Movie, every episode feels like watching with your funniest and most opinionated friends.

New episodes of But Am I Watching? drop every Thursday, wherever you get your podcasts.

Dominant Stories is a conversation series that reclaims and rewrites the stories we’ve been told about our bodies, our beauty, our creativity, and our identities. For example, does your inner monologue sound like: “I’m not good enough, pretty enough or thin enough”? How about: “I can’t do that” or “I’m not worthy”? These are what Cultural Expert and host Jess Weiner calls our Dominant Stories – the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves (whether they are true or not).  This show has stemmed from Jess’ personal and professional mission to help people challenge the external (and internal) voices that are holding them back from living the life they desire and deserve. Through witty, curious, and hopeful conversations with celebrated guests, we’ll unpack, challenge, and change these Dominant Stories.

Helping you heal your sh*t so you can live your best life. That’s what this podcast is about.

Heal Sh*t podcast (HSP) was originally created in 2020 starring hosts Tiffany Ellis and Shanta Jackson, The Homegirl Therapist. In 2021, the podcast welcomed guest co-host, Jennifer Logan, and the season was entitled Healing My High School Self. Season 2 featured the Ladies of Unity and discussed all things life, love and relationship from the high school perspective.

Tiffany attempted to host Season 3 solo as Jennifer battled Stage 4 cancer while simultaneously launching her cold pressed juice company, G Ann’s. After losing Jennifer and taking time to heal her sh*t, she’s back with Season 4- Learning to LOve.

This season will cover life (lately) and how Tiffany is learning to love the journey. We’ll talk all things health, wealth, life, love and of course healing. Epidodes will drop bi-weekly and you’ll get to hear from a wide range of guests who are ready and willing to keep things real, raw and organic.

Let’s get ready to heal some sh*t.

Exploring mental health, endurance sports, and personal growth with self-proclaimed Endurance Athlete & former addict Kent Mullins. Fueled by his passion for endurance sports and driven by personal growth, he invites you to join him on this empowering exploration of the human spirit. Together, let’s uncover the untold stories of resilience, triumph, and the unwavering pursuit of a better self. Welcome to a podcast that goes beyond the finish line, where the real race is within.

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Chief, Bell and Prentice unpack past and present issues that affect black men’s mental health and well-being. These brothers engage in honest, vulnerable dialogue surrounding the complexities of life as black men. They are committed to helping black men self-assess and grow more comfortable having difficult conversations while encouraging them to strive daily to become the best version of themselves.