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A Frank Conversation

A Frank Conversation

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The struggle is real. America remains divided by familiar obstacles: race, religion, politics, income, and gender. Those topics touch us daily, but in some spaces, discussing them is off-limits. In our new podcast, A Frank Conversation, hosted by 10 Tampa Bay Brightside anchor Frank Wiley, we will take a deeper dive into our differences and our alikeness. We will have frank conversations with everyday people about what they’ve seen, and where they see us heading. Our talks will stretch your mind and compassion for the world we share. Our hope is that you walk away with a better understanding of each other. Our hope is that you will desire to be better. Let’s talk and heal together.Copyright 2021 All rights reserved. Sciences sociales
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  • Normalizing mental health care for Black, minority communities
    Jul 21 2023
    July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s goal is to raise awareness of the challenges that impact racial and ethnic minorities. Dr. Raquel Martin is a psychologist who is also a professor at Tennessee State University, who encourages mental wellness on social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. “Therapy is not the only way to make mental health progress,” said Dr. Martin. “I focus on Black mental health because when I focus on everyone, I focus on no one. A lot of times, we do better with race-concordant relationships when clinicians look like us.” Dr. Martin said there aren’t many specialists in her line of work who are Black, making it difficult for some people to find the help they need.
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    10 min
  • Celebrating Black music
    Jun 23 2023
    We're talking about Black music on A Frank Conversation. There's never a moment that I'm not playing something from my favorite artitst. It doesn't really matter the genre: Jazz, Blues, R&B, Classic Soul, Rock and Country. All of it has roots in Black music. According to the National Museum of African American History and Culture, in 1979 President Jimmy Carter designated June as a time to highlight the contributions of Black musicians. I sat down with music giants Karyn White, Gregory Williams and Jackiem Joyner to get an inside look at Black music and its impact.
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    13 min
  • Fatherhood is MANdatory
    Jun 9 2023
    This one took a group lift. The idea — give men fishing poles and encourage them to invite their kids to join. But, it's deeper than catching fish. The Bay Area program is called Fatherhood is MANdatory. It started about a year ago and is overseen by Jasen Glanton.
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    13 min
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