Dive into a gripping new episode of PSA: The Mental Health Podcast—Season 8, Episode 8, where we're breaking down some real talk with Yahne Sneed. This episode isn't just another podcast; it's a deep dive into what it means to stand your ground in a world that often wants you to conform.
What’s Inside This Episode:

Unpacking Self-Love with Yahne Sneed: Yahne takes us from her tough beginnings to discovering her voice through Maya Angelou's empowering poetry. She's here to tell you why loving yourself is your first act of rebellion.

Candace Owens—Beyond the Hate: We discuss why Candace Owens has received so much heat. Yahne explains why, despite the backlash, there's truth in Owens' words if you're willing to listen without bias.

Media: Friend or Foe? Have you ever wondered why the media targets specific groups or ideologies more than others? We're tackling why Christianity seems to be on the media's hit list and what that says about societal undercurrents.

Debunking Black Privilege and 'Oreo' Accusations: What does it mean when someone calls you too black or not black enough? We’re discussing how these labels affect mental health and self-perception in the Black community.

Mental Health Spotlight:
Cultural Identity and Mental Wellbeing: Discover how embracing cultural roots can boost mental health. Yahne talks about the power of knowing where you stand in a world that often feels shifting under your feet.

Building Resilience: Learn from Yahne’s playbook on developing emotional armor against life's curveballs, perfect for anyone who feels beaten down or sidelined by their experiences.

This Episode’s Big Questions:

Redefining Masculinity: Can you be tough and tender? We're challenging the old-school molds of what it means to be a man in today’s world.

Handling Media Bias: How do you keep your head when the media tries to mess with you? Yahne gives her take on navigating the noise without losing your cool.

Let's Get Real:
Why do some people thrive on hate for figures like Candace Owens? What does this reveal about us as a society?
How does calling someone "privileged" or an "Oreo" play into wider cultural narratives and conflicts within the Black community?

Episode Challenge:
Reflect on self-love: What does it really mean to you? Try jotting down 3 to 5 things you genuinely appreciate about yourself this week.

Connect and Reflect:
Do you think about the soft guy era or the media’s role in shaping public opinion? Drop your views and join the conversation.

Final Offer:
The audience can receive a free chapter of Yahne's novel Manifest Your Canvas.

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