Episode 17 - Black Maternal Health

This episode is from the Local Voices Live event by WRIR November 2018. The Black Minds Matter Project was asked to put together a panel for the event. This panel focused on self-care and its importance in the current political and social climate.

Episode 18 - Self Care

Atari Gems sits down with 3 students from a local hbcu to talk about their experience at a HBCU: why they chose to attend a hbcu over a pwi, challenges and successes. We also debunked some of the misconceptions associated with HBCUs.

Episode 19 - HBCU

Atari Gems sits down with John S. Blake, to talk about the different forms of masculinity. The two deep  dive talking about Toxic Masculinity , a form of masculinity that is constrictive. They talk about how it permeates American society  and how we  can raise the next generation of kids without the binds.

EP20 Toxic Masculinity with John S Blake

Host  Atari Gems  talks to  young professionals Raina Field,  Wad, Karen,and Whitney. They talk about navigating the professional world as Black women, FOMO, and hashtags goals on social media.  This show is produced by Jordan Christie and Andee Arches.

Episode 21 - ImposterSyndrome

The Black Minds Matter Project is a grassroots effort focusing on education about mental health in the black community, and on empowerment to exist freely within society during the era of the Black Lives Matter movement.