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Normalize It Forward

Marc Lehman
Mental Health
Social Media
Eating Disorders
College Transition
Suicide
Neurodiversity
Shoulder Check Foundation
Self-Care
Hope Squad
Self-C Care
Self-Love
Mental Capital
Gridiron GANG
Therapy
The Mental Game
Hayden Thorsen
College Students
Body Image
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Here For You Clothing

The transition to college and the college years are a challenging phase for a young adult. Besides jumping into a higher level of education and the bigger responsibilities that come with it, they also live away from home, face numerous adjustments, and connect with brand-new faces. It often leads to various mental health issues, and sadly, this age bracket usually lacks access to proper care and s... more

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Communication and connection are often the first things to erode when life gets busy, yet they are the very foundation of strong teams, healthy families, and personal well-being. Steve Shenbaum brings decades of experience working with athletes, lead... more

Vince Benevento of Causeway Collaborative believes the conventional approach to supporting young men’s mental health is fundamentally flawed. Statistics show that 80% to 90% of boys who need help aren’t getting it. Whether they’re dealing with substa... more

Welcome to a powerful conversation on mental health and wellness with Elizabeth "Ellie" Haney, the visionary founder of Here For You. Born from her own journey through emotional struggles and a feeling of profound isolation, Here For You is more than... more

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The path to healing from post-traumatic stress requires bravery, honesty, and a willingness to share your story. Bob Delaney‘s life truly reads like a movie script: he’s a former New Jersey State Trooper who spent three years undercover infiltrating ... more

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Elizabeth Haney
Founder of Here For You Clothing
Here For You Clothing
Episode: Here For You Clothing: Turning Struggle Into Support With Elizabeth Haney
Bob Delaney
Former New Jersey state trooper, NBA referee, PTSD advocate
Former NJ State Police; NBA; PTSD advocate
Episode: Trauma Is Inescapable: A Common-Sense Approach To Post-Traumatic Stress With Bob Delaney
Dr. Mariela Podolski
Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist
Connecticut-based practice
Episode: Practical Mental Health Tips For Teens And Parents With Dr. Mariela Podolski
Emily Gordon
Licensed clinical psychologist
Natick, Massachusetts
Episode: How Body Image And Eating Disorders Affect Families And Youth With Dr. Emily Gordon
Greg Kligman
Coach certified with the International Coach Federation; volunteer for Distress Centers of Greater Toronto
Distress Centers of Greater Toronto; Amazon (past)
Episode: Inside Suicide Loss Support: Healing Conversations With Greg Kligman
Scott Simons
Wellness strategist, mindset coach, and entrepreneur who leads with daily practice and Be Human initiatives
Be Human / Proactive Mindset / corporate wellness practitioner
Episode: Breathe, Move, Lead: Daily Practice Strategies With Scott Simons
Brian Talarczyk
Writer, mental health advocate, management consultant
Cravit Group; Colchester Cares
Episode: Unmasking Mental Illness: A Bold Journey To Healing With Brian Talarczyk
Greg Hudnall Jr.
CEO of Hope Squad
Hope Squad
Episode: Youth Mental Health: Fostering Human Connection In Schools With Greg Hudnall Jr. Of Hope Squad
Esther Brzezinski
Dynamic actor, voiceover artist, and content creator focusing on aging and positivity
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Episode: Redefining Aging: No Cage, Just Vibrant Living With Esther Brzezinski

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Basketball Icon On Mental Resilience And Well-Being With Rebecca Lobo
Q: And I guess I just wanted you to compare out loud for us. Like, what do you see different about today's star athletes compared to when you were in college?
The core pressures are similar, but there's much more external noise now from social media and NIL, which amplifies the mental load; yet top athletes still show focus and resilience by blocking out the noise and maintaining performance.
Providing Support To Underserved Youth With Damian Gregory
Q: Any thoughts on connecting with other advocates or potential guests?
Damian suggests other athletes like Brandon Marshall and AJ Brown as examples of leaders in mental health advocacy and mentions potential collaboration opportunities for broader impact.
Using Music For Change: A Mental Health Advocacy Journey With Shocka
Q: What role does self-love play in your journey, and how did Louise Hay influence that shift?
He credits Louise Hay with reframing self-love beyond leisure activities to internal dialogue, which transformed his life and career, including selling out shows and a TED Talk.
Using Music For Change: A Mental Health Advocacy Journey With Shocka
Q: How has music functioned as therapy for you, and how do you balance a strong message with accessible vibes?
Music has served as his therapy even without formal treatment; he moved from venting in early albums to crafting songs with strong healing messages that are also listening-friendly, achieving a balance between depth and audience appeal.
Using Music For Change: A Mental Health Advocacy Journey With Shocka
Q: Tell us a little bit about your background and the origin of your stage name Shocka.
Shocka explains the two meanings of his name: to shock friends and the world in a positive way, and as an acronym for spiritual healer, underscoring his commitment to healing others through openness and vulnerability.

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The show centers on mental health and well-being during the college transition, offering pragmatic guidance for young adults, their families, and clinicians. Episodes frequently feature clinicians, coaches, and advocates who share science-based strategies for anxiety, depression, trauma, eating disorders, and crisis support, with a strong emphasis on everyday practices such as breathwork, sleep, time management, digital wellness, and open communication. Across guests, the format blends clinical insight with personal experience, peer-to-peer support models, and actionable takeaways that listeners can apply in school, home, and community settings. A notable strength is the mix of clinical expertise and lived experience, plus an explicit focus... more

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1. Elizabeth Haney
2. Bob Delaney
3. Dr. Mariela Podolski
4. Emily Gordon
5. Greg Kligman
6. Scott Simons
7. Brian Talarczyk
8. Greg Hudnall Jr.

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