In this thought-provoking episode titled "Sis Am I Tripping or Do We Need to Have More Conversations on Suicide?" hosted by best-selling author Keaidy Bennett, listeners are taken on a journey of discovery as they explore the importance of having open and honest conversations about suicide.

Joined by guest speakers Calvin Ockletree, author and mental health advocate, and Dionte Miller, a licensed therapist specializing in marriage and family therapy, the conversation delves into the sensitive topic of suicide, with Calvin sharing his own experiences of attempting to take his own life and spending time in a mental institution.

As the discussion unfolds, Dionte offers valuable insight and tips on how to help men navigate the complex and often overwhelming feelings that can lead to suicidal thoughts, as well as advice for parents raising children who may be struggling with similar issues.

This podcast episode encourages listeners to break down the stigma surrounding suicide and mental health in the black community, and to continue the conversation on this important topic. By sharing personal experiences and expert advice, Keaidy, Calvin, and Dionte highlight the importance of being proactive when it comes to mental health, and the crucial role that open and honest communication plays in breaking down the barriers that prevent people from seeking help.

*THIS EPISODE DOES NOT INCLUDE MANIC MINUTE OR MEET ME AT THE TRAP

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Check out the latest episode of "Sis, am I trippin?" hosted by the best-selling author Keaidy Bennett. In this episode, Keaidy opens up about the challenges of living in her "soft girl" era and asks her listeners for tips. She also shares a snippet from her book, "Somewhere Between Love and Misunderstanding," a book told primarily through poetry (featuring spoken word poet Marvin Wilson Jr.). Like the topic of this episode, the book explores the struggles of dating while grappling with pride and fear.

Additionally, Keaidy offers valuable insights into the next episode, which will feature Dionte Miller and Calvin Ockletree discussing the vital topic of black men's mental health and suicide. Tune in to this episode of "Sis, am I Trippin," and send this message to one of your friends!

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