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What assumptions do you hold about leadership, ability, and power? In the wake of recent comments from Mark Zuckerberg about the need for more “masculine energy” in the workplace, Jason Rosario returns to the show to talk about changing definitions of masculinity and vulnerability - and what it means for work. Rosario is CEO of the agency The Lives of Men and Chief Impact and Inclusion Office at BBDO Worldwide.  Plus, we're joined by Dom Kelly, CEO of the nonprofit New Disabled South, to talk about disability and leadership.

Send us a textPicture this: a boxing event that promised fireworks but left us feeling like we watched a sequel that didn't quite live up to its original. We start with the much-anticipated Fulton versus Figueroa 2, which, despite the hype, was a bit of a letdown, akin to a movie sequel that should've stayed on the cutting room floor. However, Stephen Fulton's choice of attire, resembling jorts and Timberland boots, provided a comedic silver lining to an otherwise forgettable fight night. While some fans found moments to cheer, we couldn't help but commiserate with those left underwhelmed by the outcome.But just when we thought the night couldn't recover, the undercard bouts came swinging with excitement! Kumail Moton, the 18-year-old prodigy, brought the house down with his skillful performance against an older opponent, evoking memories of a playful yet fiercely competitive match. Cuello's astounding comeback from a knockdown to win by knockout against Olivo added another layer of thrill. And who could forget the spirited clash between Jesús Ramos and Jason Rosario? We couldn't resist comparing the bout to a quirky "monkey versus banana" scenario, which brought a much-needed dose of humor to the night's festivities.As the main event featuring David Benavidez and David Morel rolled around, the stakes soared higher. We dive into the controversy of the 11th round, where Morel's late punch and subsequent point deduction stirred up debates. It was a bout filled with emotional intensity and strategic mishaps, but we found moments of levity by likening the referee to Colin Jost's father. Despite the heated exchanges, the post-fight sportsmanship reminded us why we love this sport. To our listeners, thank you for your unwavering support as we continue this boxing journey together, and we invite you to share your thoughts on these thrilling matchups. Despite using ai to write a description that makes us sound smarter, as always, we will break down the best in boxing... with a sense of humor.

Listen in as Reggie has an open R.I.C.H. Dialogue™ with special guest, Jason Rosario, as they discuss the importance of human belonging, individual acceptance, and ways that we all can be a better human.

Welcome to a brand new episode of the ¿Quién Tú Eres? podcast, where we explore the conflict we often face between "professionalism" & being our authentic selves. This week, we have the pleasure of speaking with Jason Rosario...who is the Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer at BBDO Worldwide. An Afro-Latino native New Yorker, Jason Rosario has spent most of his life breaking down barriers and building up inclusive cultures. He is passionate about innovation and the power of creativity to drive change. Jason is Global Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer and sits on the BBDO Worldwide Board of Directors. In this role, he impacts agency diversity policy, influences the agency's creative to ensure it reflects inclusive principles, and counsels clients on inclusive marketing best practices. As part of the OPEN Leadership team, he partners with other Omnicom agencies to help execute the holding company's diversity and inclusion strategy. Jason is an expert at helping brands identify and implement inclusive practices at the enterprise level, having worked with top clients including Netflix, Yahoo!, Spotify, and Huffington Post. Prior to joining BBDO, Jason worked for Verizon Media Group as Manager of Global Diversity & Inclusion and was the Executive Producer and Host of the Yahoo! News original web series “Dear Men.” In 2017, he founded The Lives of Men, a social impact creative agency that explores themes around masculinity, mental health and culture. And in 2022 was recognized by ADCOLOR as the first ever DE&I Executive of the Year. He is a MBA graduate of NYU's Stern School of Business and sits on the board of Made of Millions, a non-profit organization changing the negative stigmas around mental health. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/quientueres/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/quientueres/support

Every act of creation is a journey. A writer's journey can often feel like a lonely venture, and Theatre of Heels was no different for me. As I penned the edges of this story, self-doubt lurked behind every shadow, ready to pounce. These are some of the people that helped me realize Theatre of Heel's potential and took up their proverbial sword against my doubts. First off, I wanted to thank my wife, Erin. Beautiful, you make this journey possible. Hand in hand, as we weave our thread through this life, your love holds back the ever-present chaos. Thank you. You are my everything. Thank you to my fabulous beta readers, Jen Wright and Deborah Rock. Thank you for diving into the deep end of the pool in the early stages of this story. I know the water was murky then, but your input helped me clear the way. My editor Gabe Cole Novoa, Your insight into my plot, pace, and characters was truly instrumental. You helped me avoid inadvertent pitfalls that could take the story down useless paths. The words you instructed kept floating before my vision on this project, and the ones that followed, show don't tell. Words to live by. Please show Gabe support by checking his work HERE. To Pam Sandy, your generosity knows no bounds. I am honored and humbled by your belief in me and this story. Who would have thought our crazy days working in the ER would lead us to our own creative journeys? Thank you for being my friend. Jason Rosario, dude, you are the best. Whether it's talking about anime, life, our Dungeons and Dragons characters, or this story, the conversations are always lively and fun. Thank you for your belief in this story. As always, thank you to my friends and family whose support is far too encompassing to mention name by name. Please know that I love you all. Thank you, gentle reader and listener. I appreciate you taking the time to try out the world of Theatre of Heels! Stay tuned. There is so much more to come! Theatre of Heels will go on a short hiatus for the next couple of months as we prepare for season 2. For more information on Theatre of Heels and other stories by Christopher Chancy, please check out the links below. https://www.christopherchancy.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ChristopherChancyWriter https://www.instagram.com/chrischancy1/ Please consider supporting this channel by going to www.patreon.com/christopherchancy This story was written, illustrated, narrated, produced, and edited by Christopher Chancy. Musical Score: Intro and Post Credits Music Birds by Corbyn Kites Episode Music Oh my by Patrick Patrikios Please check out his awesome music! The Novel Version of Theatre of Heels is Available Here! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theatre-of-heels/support

An Afro-Latino native New Yorker, Jason Rosario has spent most of his life breaking down barriers and building up inclusive cultures. He is passionate about innovation and the power of creativity to drive change. As Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer, Jason oversees diversity, equity and inclusion practices across BBDO Worldwide—the most awarded agency network in the world. In this role, he impacts agency diversity policy and plans, recruitment, retention, training, and education. He also influences the agency's creative to advance diversity, equity, and inclusion, in the network, the industry, and in society at large. Jason is an expert at helping brands identify and implement inclusive practices at the enterprise level, having worked with top clients including Netflix, Yahoo!, Spotify, and Huffington Post. Prior to joining BBDO, Jason worked for Verizon Media Group as Manager of Global Diversity & Inclusion and was the Executive Producer and Host of the Yahoo! News original web series “Dear Men.” In 2017, he founded The Lives of Men, a social impact creative agency that explores themes around masculinity, mental health and culture. He has facilitated numerous workshops on allyship, psychological safety, race, and culture in partnership with organizations like ADCOLOR and the One Show. Jason is a graduate of NYU's Stern School of Business with prior experience in financial services. He sits on the board of Made of Millions, a non-profit organization changing the negative stigmas around mental health. In 2019 he was selected as one of Black Enterprise's “BE Modern Men of Distinction.” When he's not working, Jason enjoys spending time with the people he holds closest and is an avid reader, music aficionado, and lover of menswear.

Jason Rosario is Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer at BBDO Worldwide. Today, Aydian and Mike talk with Jason about the power of Vulnerability, what it means to have outlets for our emotions, and why sometimes you need to step away in order to truly step up. Listen to hear more of Jason's personal journey of how he got to be the man he is today, and why he knew he needed to give men a guiding light on their journey to healthier masculinity.Top Take-Aways:  Have you ever tried journaling as an outlet for your emotions?  Social Media wreaks havoc on our in-person relationships. Sometimes you have to step away to focus on doing the work. If vulnerability is our superpower, why are men so hesitant to share what it's really like for them?

This week host Louis Carr speaks with Jason Rosario, Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer of BBDO Worldwide and the Founder of Lives of Men. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we are joined by thought-leader, self-actualizer, father, brother, son & overall dope human, Jason Rosario. Together, they discuss Shanti's desire to get weird & retreat to a cave, while Antoinette exposes vegans for the liars they truly are. We go on to celebrate Ja Rule's resilience and triumph during last week's Verzuz and salute Gabriel Union's vulnerability in her new book, "You Got Anything Stronger?". For our main jawn, Jason talks about matters of the heart and explains how he is redefining and shaping modern masculinity both for himself and the community. Join us. Follow JasonIG: @jason__rosarioIG: @thelivesofmenWebsite: www.thelivesofmen.comHotline: (215) 948-2780 Email: aroundthewaycurls@gmail.com Patreon: www.com/aroundthewaycurlsShop ATWC Merch: https://www.aroundthewaycurls.com/collectionsBuy I Cry by Ja Rule ft Lil Mo here: https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-cry-feat-lil-mo/1440921926?i=1440922169

For a long time in society it has been deemed taboo for black men to discuss healing. However, on the brink of the age of aquarian, the conversation about mental health and spiritual healing for men of color has become more common. A new trend has emerged allowing men to discuss their traumas and heal. "Healing Black men" is a mini series on The Madison Jaye Show in Conversation with some of the pioneers of the mental and spiritual health moment for men of color. Meet our guest: Part One: Jason Rosario and Joel Leon, join the "finding my soul" digital summit to discuss the art of healing and mental health during a global pandemic . Tune in as these men anchor the conversation on what healing looks like for men of color in 2021.

Series [Building The Table] is looking in the lens of men's wellness. I recently came across Jason's work and was instantly inspired. An Afro-Latino native New Yorker, Jason Rosario has spent most of his life breaking down barriers and building up inclusive cultures. He is passionate about innovation and the power of creativity to drive change. In this episode we get to learn how Jason has been mindfully thriving in his personal and work life. Show Flow: Who's Jason Rosario ? 0.33 - 1:34Quote “I'm not on a path of self-discovery.. I'm on a journey of self-REcovery " Giving yourself permission to mindfully live: 2:40-4:22Sharing healthy emotions as a Man 4:50 - 6:30 Tools : 6:50 - 8:00Diversity Work: 8:30 - 10:15 Dear Men Series: 11:00 - 12:49Allyship + Wellness  : 13:15 - 14: 59 How does the healer heal: 16:08 - 17:43Proud moment : 18:00 - 19:00[ Follow + Support] Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jason__rosario/Host: #DearMen: https://www.yahoo.com/author/jason-rosario BBDO NY: https://www.bbdo.nyc Made of Millions: https://www.madeofmillions.com Thank you for tuning in to another episode. Please hit the FOLLOW button. While listening screenshot and tag me: @_jessbeu so I can repost to showcase the love and support from you all! If listening on Apple Podcast leaving a rating and a review would be greatly appreciated and shared on our main page.Purchase Podcast Merch: https://jessbeu.square.site/s/shop

How do you drive equity, a sense of belonging and cultural transformation? Jason Rosario, chief DEI BBDO, Gabby Royal, director of diversity and inclusion at Abercrombie & Fitch and Jasmine Cruz, head of marketing and brand strategy at InHerShoesMovement join community editor Adweek to talk about model behavior, common missteps and how to look in the mirror as vocal change agents.  

Jason Rosario is the Executive Producer and Host of Yahoo! News original web series Dear Men, host of Hey Jason the podcast, and in 2017 he founded The Lives of Men, a social impact and creative agency that explores themes around masculinity, mental health, culture. Jason joins Stef to discuss how to choose to create change in our lives and also the world. Produced by LegRoom Creative Engineered by www.podcaststudioservices.com

In 2016, thirty-nine unarmed Black people were murdered at the hands of the police - 34% of them were Black men. Our founder, Jason Rosario - a product of a single-parent home in the Bronx, New York - created The Lives of Men as a vehicle to help change the narrative around Black and Latinx masculinity, and to combat the negative stereotypes of Black men perpetrated by law enforcement and mainstream media.

In 2016, thirty-nine unarmed Black people were murdered at the hands of the police - 34% of them were Black men. Our founder, Jason Rosario - a product of a single-parent home in the Bronx, New York - created The Lives of Men as a vehicle to help change the narrative around Black and Latinx masculinity, and to combat the negative stereotypes of Black men perpetrated by law enforcement and mainstream media.

On the sixth day of dopamine, Jason Rosario gave to me a dose of love, strength, & vulnerability!Brought to you by Dope Soul Wellness, LLC (@dopesoulwellness)Follow us on Instagram @dailydoseofdopaminepodcastWe're on Twitter too! @dailydoseofdop3Loving Daily Dose of Dopamine Podcast? Don't forget to subscribe, rate & review now!

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On the season finale of S1E10 we got the amazing opportunity to sit down with @Jason__rosario of @TheLivesofMen and #DearMen to discuss "Toxic Masculinity", Holding friends accountable, doing the leg work of changing the definition of Manhood and being a #GirlDad to a teenager in today's climate. #BlackMenCryToo is an invitation for men of color to feel safe to share their truth and unpack their hurt. This space was created as an invitation for black men to feel empowered to share their truth and know its okay that they can cry too Support for #BlackMenCryToo comes from @manscaped be sure to use code : BLACKMENCRYTOO for 20% off and free shipping! Support also comes from Scotch Porter, with their live BOGO Sale now : https://www.scotchporter.com/pages/BOGO?GRIN=SP_Influencer&platform=grin&link_id=249530&token=ZwBzply2X6myrakMmiNKeFQLNXZSoAKO&contact_id=502d70e0-5137-4c50-96b5-623c05859ff5&attribution_window=28 Music: @terinthompsonofficial & @audiovybez Hair Sponsored by : @latchednhooked Code : Retrobarbie for Discount --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackmencrytoo2020/support

Today the girls kick off "Movember" with special guest Jason Rosario, founder of The Lives of Men, and Chief Diversity, Equity Inclusion Officer at BBDO Worldwide. Jason helps us unpackthe systemic and complex trauma affecting Black men, discusses why some Black men struggle with vulnerability, and teaches us how we can better protect, love, and nurture our Black kings.Brought to you by Dope Soul Wellness, LLC (@dopesoulwellness)Follow us on Instagram @dailydoseofdopaminepodcastWe're on Twitter too! @dailydoseofdop3Loving Daily Dose of Dopamine Podcast? Don't forget to subscribe, rate & review now!

Dr. Elizabeth Cohen, a/k/a The Divorce Doctor returns to the podcast for the third in the blockbuster series of episodes focused on mental health, divorce and trauma.  In this episode, Susan Guthrie and Dr. Elizabeth delve into the culture of toxic masculinity that has been pervasive over centuries in our world and explain the untold cost of these societal mores on men AND women and how we all can begin to change the paradigm. “Man up.”  “Be a man.”  “Shake it off, there’s nothing to cry about.”  We have all heard, and perhaps even said or thought these phrases ourselves.  They seem innocuous enough but when you delve into the culture of what it means to be a man, the huge cost, in emotional and physical health to men becomes clear.  That cost carries over into the lives of women as the men we love are unable to express their emotions and suffer the health challenges that stem from society’s unwillingness to allow men to be vulnerable.  This episode was inspired by an email from listener, Mark Whorle (THANK YOU MARK!), who wrote in asking for guidance in finding emotional support and resources for divorce that are geared toward men, or are gender neutral.  This outreach from Mark exemplifies the culture of toxic masculinity that impacts women as well as men.  Toxic masculinity feeds the patriarchy – it is a vicious cycle that we all need to break. Dr. Elizabeth and Susan explore the myriad ways that toxic masculinity pervade our lives and how it is manifested during divorce as well as how we each can start to change the conversation.  Start here, listen and be a part of the change! Resources mentioned by Dr. Elizabeth and Susan in the episode: The Mankind Project USA https://mkpusa.org/ Evryman https://www.evryman.com/ The Lives of Men from Jason Rosario http://www.thelivesofmen.com/ Divorced Over 40 https://www.facebook.com/divorcedover40/ and https://www.instagram.com/divorcedover40/  (Stay tuned, Daniel Herrald, one of the Founders of DivorcedOver40 will be joining us soon on the podcast!) Ben Heldfond, co-author of Our Happy Divorce (@ourhappydivorce on Instagram)   Dr. Elizabeth will be joining Susan again for more episodes soon so here is your opportunity to ask her anything!  Send an email to divorceandbeyondpod@gmail.com and take advantage of your opportunity to ASK "THE DIVORCE DOCTOR" ANYTHING! To Listen to Episode #135 with Dr. Elizabeth, "The Divorce Doctor is in the House: Dealing with the Emotions of Divorce" just click here:  Episode #135 (THE #1 EPISODE ON DIVORCE & BEYOND EVER!) To listen to Episode #141 with Dr. Elizabeth, "The Perfect Storm: What You Need to Know About Anxiety, Depression, Divorce and COVID," just click here:  Episode #141 ************************************************ More Information About This Week's Special Guest:  Dr. Elizabeth Cohen is the CEO and founder of the online divorce course and membership Afterglow: The Light at the Other Side of Divorce. This 14 week course teaches women how to heal, grow and thrive after divorce no matter how difficult the process has been. Dr. Cohen also offers a monthly membership program. Dr. Cohen is also the CEO and Director of Dr. Elizabeth Cohen and Associates, a group private practice in the heart of New York City serving children, adolescents and adults. Contact Dr. Elizabeth: Website  drelizabethcohen.com Social Media Handles  @thedivorcedoctor - Instagram The Divorce Doctor- Facebook Get more information on Dr. Elizabeth's Online Program:  AFTERGLOW:  The Light on the Other Side of Divorce here:  https://drelizabethcohen.com/afterglow/   SPECIAL GIFT!  *** Get Dr. Elizabeth's Ultimate Divorce Toolkit based upon her 15 years of practice as a clinical psychologist for FREE! *** ********************** SUSAN GUTHRIE, ESQ., the creator and host of The Divorce and Beyond Podcast, is nationally recognized as one of the top family law and divorce mediation attorneys in the country.  She is one of the Co-Chair's of the American Bar Association's DR Section Mediation Committee and is the Founder of Divorce in a Better Way which provides a curated selection of resources and information for those facing divorce and other life changes.  Susan has created a website of curated resources for those facing divorce.  Find out more at www.divorceinabetterway.com. ***************************************************************************** ********************************************* THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR! 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Join us as we conclude a three part series on vulnerability from audience feedback.Hat tip to Steph McCoy for the great topic suggestion!How To Embrace Vulnerability As Your Greatest Strength“Vulnerability is not winning or losing; it’s having the courage to show up and be seen when we have no control over the outcome. Vulnerability is not weakness; it’s our greatest measure of courage,” affirms research professor and author Brené Brown in Rising Strong.Your association with vulnerability requires a shift in awareness in order to strengthen your emotional well-being.You must accept your vulnerability if you wish to live a wholesome life. Even the smallest act of letting down your guard is a commitment to your personal growth.“When we experience a great loss or hurt that feels like ‘broken heartedness’, we now realize that our heart is not broken. It’s actually the heart’s protective shell of defences breaking open to allow us to feel all emotions fully,” writes author Loch Kelly in Shift into Freedom: The Science and Practice of Open-Hearted Awareness.Vulnerability is an act of courage because you merge with your authentic self, instead of hiding behind a facade to appease others.It is within the unknown where your greatest potential lies. Human nature is imperfect, yet the paradox is that we are whole within that sphere of imperfection.To embrace vulnerability as your greatest strength, you will need to become aware of your pain points. Retaliation leads to suffering, since you are likely to defend your pain like a wounded animal.Every person has pain thresholds. If left unchecked, they become inflamed and dominate your emotional landscape, not to mention your physical health.Suffering ensues when you focus on your sorrow, instead of appreciating the beauty and richness of your complete self.[Similarly,] …be wary of the ego and its aversion to being vulnerable. The ego likes to protect its image and vulnerability is a crack in its armour.How Vulnerability Can Be a Leadership SuperpowerGood leaders bring mentally healthy values to their teams and organizations. And that means showing weakness, at times, and facing the resulting risk of being perceived as a weak leader. But accessing that vulnerability is harder for some leaders than others.Jason Rosario, founder of The Lives of Men, discusses how mental health, vulnerability, and masculinity intersect at work.The Anxious Achiever / Season 2, Episode 5Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/allaroundgrowth)

A powerful and honest conversation with Jason Rosario, the Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer for BBDO, and founder of the social impact agency "The Lives of Men." From the importance of diversity, equity and inclusion in varied work spaces, to toxic masculinity, the power of therapy, and his continued path of aligning goals of self-liberation with community empowerment.

In this Entry into the Feeling Exposed Journal we have a very special episode where we invite Jason (Eddies son) and Juber (Josh's father) onto the podcast (Juber doesn't come on till much later into the episode 1:28:37) It's a deep dive into the perspective of Eddie's son as he was being raised by our Host Eddie Rose and some of the events that Eddie has shared but from the perspective of his son - its a beautiful and eye opening view of how what we do effects our loved ones especially our children. Later in the episode Josh's dad gets on and we squeeze as much as we can out of him asking questions and getting some interesting insight into what childhood was like for Josh through the eyes of his father. Enjoy!

Continuing the conversation from the MAIP Summit, Cavel Khan, Jason Rosario and Ashok Sinha join Carl Desir to discuss the constant mental health challenges men of color face in our current reality.Guests: Jason Rosario – Cavel Khan – Ashok Sinha–Host: Carl Desir – Producers: Kemy Acacia ‘09, Carl Desir, Reema Elghossain – Editor: Tai Koga ‘15 – VO: Moises Escobar ‘17 – Music: Alex Santiago ‘10

In 2016, thirty-nine unarmed Black people were murdered at the hands of the police - 34% of them were Black men. Our founder, Jason Rosario - a product of a single-parent home in the Bronx, New York - created The Lives of Men as a vehicle to help change the narrative around Black and Latinx masculinity, and to combat the negative stereotypes of Black men perpetrated by law enforcement and mainstream media.

We Real Cool by Gwendolyn Brooks We real cool. We Left school. We   Lurk late. We Strike straight. We   Sing sin. We Thin gin. We   Jazz June. We    Die soon.   “What’s cooler than being cool?” - Andre 3000   What does it mean to be cool? What does it mean to be you? They say the Black man is the coolest man on the planet. But how can we go from real cool to just real? What makes us enough? This episode we dive into a conversation on what's cool and Black manhood with Jason Rosario. We talk about about our "cool" heroes and interrogate if we still think they're cool or not.   This episode is heavily inspired by bell hook's book entitled, "we real cool" which shares the same name as the Gwendolyn Brooks poem. In "we real cool" bell suggests that real cool is...”defined by black males daring to self define rather than being defined by others.” Do you agree?   We also talk about how because of how Black men are positioned in media, is that level of coolness possible for all of us? Is cool available for just anyone? What does cool even mean? Tune in and then tell us what you think.   Watch this episode on our youtube channel: From We Real Cool to We Just Real | What Makes Us Enough as Black Men?   Do you have any questions for us? Did you learn something during today's episode? Did you change your mind about a particular topic?   Let us us know. Email us your questions/comments/feedback at letstalkbruh@gmail.com and we'll read and respond to your email on an upcoming episode.   Resources for you: we real cool - bell hooks Andre 3000 on being cool: “Even just the origin of the word hip-hop; first you have to be hip. The older you get, you get further away from the hipness.” Black People: Naturally Cool? - NPR Mental Health Resources for Black Men - Let's Talk Bruh Mental Health Tips Right now - Let's Talk Bruh Taking Action Following the Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Tony McDade and more protests - Let's Talk Bruh   Follow Let's Talk Bruh on Twitter & Instagram   Join our Men's Facebook Group here: Let's Talk Bruh Facebook Group   Subscribe to the Let's Talk Bruh YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsa2wXlKMWlpAER8v16zXZw

Writing and journaling can be a very healing, therapeutic, and self-reflective process, but sometimes it's hard just staring at 2 blank pieces of paper in your notebook. We'll get you started with Howard University English professor Kyr Mack in this masculinity and manhood journaling discussion + workshop.   This week's show is a journaling workshop and throughout the episode we talk about the power of writing down our thoughts and processing our feelings through the exercise of journaling. What's the story you tell yourself about your life? Through journaling we're able to reflect on the past, meditate on the current, and create the future.    We discuss the following prompts: What are three major emotions that you’re carrying right now? What’s one thought that has been getting the best of you lately? How has it been influencing your behavior? What are some of the earliest messages you can recall receiving about masculinity? Who were/are some of the key influences in your understanding of masculinity? How did these messages impact you? Do you still believe in these messages? Why or why not? What are you grateful for at this moment? What do you love most about yourself?   So get your pen and pad out, your phone's note app or use a word document and join us in today's workshop.    Watch this episode on our youtube channel: I Put My Lifetime in Between the Paper's Line's Journaling Workshop (YouTube)   Register to the rest of our Live Shows!   From We Real Cool to We Just Real w/ Jason Rosario - 5/21 @ 7PM EST Creativity, Imagination, & Mental Health w/ Expressions Untold - 5/26 @ 7PM EST Creating Freedom in Confinement [Virtual Support Group - Black Men Only] w/ Jarrick the Floating Yogi - 5/28 @ 6PM EST   Resources for today's episode: Kyr's Journaling Advice from This Session My Son Keeps a Daily Gratitude Journal — Maybe We All Should - Level Mag James Baldwin’s Advice on Writing Audre Lorde Questionnaire to Oneself What’s All This About Journaling? - NYTimes May is Mental Health Awareness Month

If you're experiencing bouts of exhaustion, despair, stress, or anxiety during this pandemic you are not alone. We got you. We talk about maintaining mental health and self care during this pandemic with friend of the show Dr. Justin Hopkins.   In this week's show we discuss how to address the uncertainty of living during this pandemic.  The anxiety that arises due to the fear of contracting COVID 19, navigating an uncertain job market and the strain of less physical connection with the ones we love.     As men, we're groomed to always be in control, but right now that's simply not an option. That's something to be conscious of.  So we also discuss the importance of addressing our anxieties, fears, and feelings by being mindful about what our thoughts and body is telling us.  That and a little self care can go a long way.   Register to our Live Shows!   I Put My Lifetime In Between The Paper's Line's [Discussion + Intro to Journaling Workshop] w/ Kyr Mack - 5/14 @ 7PM EST Quarantine Kuts with Eric "KleanKut" Dixon [Discussion + Virtual Shape Up Workshop] - 5/18 @ 7PM EST From We Real Cool to We Just Real w/ Jason Rosario - 5/21 @ 7PM EST Creativity, Imagination, & Mental Health w/ Expressions Untold - 5/26 @ 7PM EST Creating Freedom in Confinement [Virtual Support Group - Black Men Only] w/ Jarrick the Floating Yogi - 5/28 @ 6PM EST   Resources for today's episode:   Let’s Talk Bruh’s Rona Mental Health Survival Guide Let the Pandemic Be a Wake-Up Call — and Take Control of Your Health - Level Mag Just When We Think We're Adjusting, We're Hit By A Coronavirus Dip Day - Huff Post UK Protecting your mental health during the coronavirus pandemic - John Hopkins Stress and Coping - CDC 5 signs your coronavirus anxiety has turned serious, threatening your mental health, and what to do about it - CNN Marriage Wasn’t Built to Survive Quarantine - Level The coronavirus pandemic is pushing America into a mental-health crisis - Washington Post What One Doctor’s Suicide Taught Us - NY Times Open Collective - Affordable Therapy Options Text 'TEAM' to 741741 for free mental health support - NBA Cares Do you have any questions for us? Did you learn something during today's episode? Did you change your mind about a particular topic?    Let us us know. Email us your questions/comments/feedback at letstalkbruh@gmail.com and we'll read and respond to your email on an upcoming episode.    Follow Let's Talk Bruh on Twitter & Instagram   Join our Men's Facebook Group here: Let's Talk Bruh Facebook Group Subscribe to the Let's Talk Bruh YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsa2wXlKMWlpAER8v16zXZw

Jason Rosario is a versatile and experienced strategic thinker with an analytical mind and a creative spirit. A passionate storyteller, his work explores the intersection of modern masculinity, identity, and culture. He works with brands to authentically promote diversity, foster inclusion, and impact culture through product development, content creation, and live experiences.      Jason is the Executive Producer and Host of the Yahoo! News original “Dear Men” a web series that explores the evolution of manhood. In 2017 he founded The Lives of Men (TLoM), a social impact and creative agency that further challenges masculinity, redefines identity, and reimagines integrity. He also sits on the board of Made of Millions, a non-profit organization that is on a mission to change the negative stigmas of mental health.    He’s worked with various brands including Netflix, Yahoo!, Spotify, Sirius XM, Huffington Post, Black Enterprise, NowThis, Fox 5 News, Hot97, and ADCOLOR, and in 2019, he was selected as one of Black Enterprise’s “BE Modern Men of Distinction”   Connect with Jason Instagram: @jason__rosario (two underscores) & @thelivesofmen Twitter: @jason__rosario (two underscores) & @thelivesofmen Are you looking to find your purpose, navigate transition or fix your relationships, all with a powerful group of men from around the world? Check out The Alliance and join me today.  Check out our Facebook Page or the Men's community. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts  | Spotify For more episodes visit us at ManTalks.com | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter    Did you enjoy the podcast? If so please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. It helps our podcast get into the ears of new listeners, which expands the ManTalks Community Editing & Mixing by: Aaron The Tech

The Let's Talk Bruh Virtual Live Show is coming to a screen near you.  We’re switching it up this month with something a bit different...starting next week on Monday the 11th, yall can now join us for a few Zoom Live Shows and Workshops! Register Today: Can I Live: A Discussion on Mental Health w/ Dr. Justin Hopkins - 5/11 @ 7PM EST I Put My Lifetime In Between The Paper's Line's [Discussion + Intro to Journaling Workshop] w/ Kyr Mack - 5/14 @ 7PM EST Quarantine Kuts with Eric "KleanKut" Dixon [Discussion + Virtual Shape Up Workshop] - 5/18 @ 7PM EST From We Real Cool to We Just Real w/ Jason Rosario - 5/21 @ 7PM EST Creativity, Imagination, & Mental Health w/ Expressions Untold - 5/26 @ 7PM EST Creating Freedom in Confinement [Virtual Support Group - Black Men Only] w/ Jarrick the Floating Yogi - 5/28 @ 6PM EST Turn ya camera on (but leave ya mics on mute lol) as we as dive into the following topics & interactive workshops. We'll have some Q&A at the end of each episode so we can all be part of the conversation together. Same show. New format. Hope to see yall there.  Today's episode is the audio from our conversation with Dil of Redefining Black Masculinity. We recap the episode he joined us for on Interracial Dating back in February and we talked about how Black masculinity is represented in media. Do you have any questions for us? Did you learn something during today's episode? Did you change your mind about a particular topic?  Let us us know. Email us your questions/comments/feedback at letstalkbruh@gmail.com and we'll read and respond to your email on an upcoming episode.  Follow Let's Talk Bruh on Twitter & Instagram Join our Men's Facebook Group here: Let's Talk Bruh Facebook Group Subscribe to the Let's Talk Bruh YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsa2wXlKMWlpAER8v16zXZw

Jason Rosario discusses his own journey with depression and anxiety, and the lessons he’s learned about vulnerability, masculinity, and leadership. Rosario left a career in finance to found The Lives of Men, a social impact and creative agency focused on decoding masculine psychology and challenging false concepts of masculinity.

No Shave November also known as Movember is a month that focuses on men’s mental health and wellness. Understanding the importance and necessary awareness Ayanna (@the_aya_brand) and Delaila (@missdelailac) felt it was only right to have a conversation with someone actively doing the work in the space. Jason Rosario (@jason_rosario) founder of Lives of Men (@thelivesofmen) and Executive Producer and host of Yahoo’s (@yahoo) Dear Men series has created space to provide the tools necessary for men to begin their own journeys of self discovery and healing. During the #LetsTalkAboutit segment the ladies learn what led Jason to do this work and the lasting impact from his initiatives. Jason’s #ObsessedWith is 2020 and the excitement behind all that’s to come. Join your favorite girls for another Non-Corporate episode. Download, Follow, Comment, Like and Share via our social channels @noncorporategirls. Have something to share, a topic you want us to weigh on, someone you want to shout out? We love hearing from you so feel free to send us a note to noncorporategirls@gmail.com and check out our website www.noncorporategirls.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/non-corporate-girls/support

The 11th episode of Season 4, Rick and Benny welcome The Lives of Men Founder and Creative director Jason Rosario. Jason talks about his family, his journey and his message. Jason also drops some gems on Benny Banks and Rick H.Http://www.TheRickHShow.com Like us on Facebook @TheRickHShow Follow us on Instagram@TheRickHShow@Jason_Rosario@TriestProductions@Wriiightofpassage@RickHierro@WadsworthEntGroup@TheLivesofMen@HeyJasonPodcastTwitter @TheRickHShow Hashtags #TheRickHShow #Season4 #4TheCulture #Podcast

This week we're bringing you something a little different in our weekly conversation. Ever since the #metoo movement and the uncovering of the toxic masculinity embedded in almost every layer of our society, masculinity has been up for scrutiny, and rightly so. Some men feel scared to open their mouths or have meetings with women one on one at the office. Some are questioning everything they learned about what it is to be a man to decide if they want to carry those beliefs forward or embody something different. And no matter your gender expression, this conversation affects all of us. Whether you're raising boys, you're a grown man yourself, or you're simply in relationship with men as a sister, co-worker, partner, or friend, this conversation is one we all need to be engaged in. What is a version of modern masculinity that we want to be supporting and living into? We brought Jason Rosario, founder of The Lives of Men and host and executive producer of the Yahoo original show, Dear Men, on The Kate & Mike Show to share his perspective on modern masculinity. When I was too sick on the day of the recording to be part of the interview, Mike and I both agreed it was a blessing because we knew the conversation about masculinity would be different with two men talking about their lived experience than it would be with me there. So, we tried something new and had Mike host the episode himself, and after listening to it, I knew we definitely made the right decision. Listen in to this week's podcast episode for: • An incredible piece of wisdom about what to share with our kids (and what not to) • The one thing we shouldn't do as co-parents if we want to be supportive of our kids' journeys • The critical piece that fathers bring to the table (and it isn't being around all the time as you might assume) • How to deal with your partner making more money than you (especially if you're in a heterosexual relationship and you're a man) • An updated concept of masculinity that our world very much needs After you've listened in, Mike, Jason, and I would like to know: What did this episode bring up for you? What did you learn or are you now considering differently after listening? Here's to being, raising, and/or loving great men. You can get your own copy of Do Less and still receive incredible bonuses at http://katenorthrup.com/book!  Kate wants to hear from you, and you can post about your #DoLess experiences on Instagram, DM her (@katenorthrup) or email info@katenorthrup.com. Would you, or a company you know, be a good fit to sponsor The Kate & Mike Show? If so, let's talk! You can email mike@mikejwatts.com regarding current sponsorship opportunities. Show notes and links for this episode can be found at http://www.katenorthrup.com/podcast.

On She Goes is the official podcast of the 13th Annual ADCOLOR Conference. The crew talks to Khara Wagner of Anomaly & Rebecca Sun of the Hollywood Reporter on Asian culture representation in Hollywood. Daisy Auger-Dominguez & Jason Rosario give us their take on supporting the Latinx diaspora. Justin Tranter talks advocacy, gender pronouns & representation for the LGBTQIA community in the music biz.

Living your best life is more than just a song by Lil Duval. It's a real thing. But how exactly do we get there? Yeah sure we all want to get the bag and level up, but what does that really look like? How do we become our best and most authentic self in a world that constantly tells us as Black men what we are and what we aren't?  Jason Rosario believes it's through something called: Self-Actualization This week on Let's Talk Bruh I was joined by Jason, Founder of The Lives of Men to break down what it means to become self actualized.  We talked about why it's difficult and why we may run from becoming our truest self when approached with the opportunity.  We also talk about our differing perspectives on toxic masculinity. Who knew you could disagree with someone and still keep the peace in 2019?  Jason also speaks about his own journey from becoming the “fuck boy who thought he was a good guy.” to the man he is today. A few resources mentioned in this week's episode You Can't Half Ass Vulnerability - Jason Rosario Dear Men with Jason Rosario - Yahoo Video Series w/ Swizz Beatz, Jason Rosario, Kevin Love and more   Follow Let's Talk Bruh on Twitter & Instagram Join our Men's Facebook Group here: Let's Talk Bruh Facebook Group Email us your questions/comments/feedback at letstalkbruh@gmail.com and we'll read and respond to your email on an upcoming episode.

On this week's episode, we're joined by Jason Rosario - director of The Lives of Men, host of the web series "Dear Men" and the podcast "Hey Jason." We discuss how he copes with dealing with failure, making the unconventional choice and the challenges of negotiating masculinity as a Black/Latinx man. We also hear from a dad who is struggling with pushback to raising his son in a feminist way.

Jay Blessed's first in-studio and male guest Jason Rosario was held hostage until he answered some more questions! Nah seriously, the two were having so much fun that Jason kept his wittiness, great advice, and engaging personality on full throttle while kicking it Bronx style! Listen at your own risk! No Fugazis Allowed. BONUS EPISODE #1 Jay Blessed has just exposed Jason Rosario to a whole new audience. His appearance on Episode 9 was such a hit, that Jay refused to leave some of his gems on the cutting floor. Should a woman propose to a man? How can you tell if a guy is really into you? Do men really need the attention of more than one woman? Catch some laughs and get some sound male advice on the first Bonus Episode of IN MY HEAD. ICYMI: Catch Jason Rosario on Episode 9, “Teach Me How To Love!” Get in on the conversation by using the official hashtag #HeadwithJB. Listen to IN MY HEAD with Jay Blessed on Apple Podcast, Google Play, Stitcher, TuneIn, Soundcloud or Spotify! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, DOWNLOAD, SHARE, LEAVE A POSITIVE RATING AND COMMENT!  Click to follow and tag Jay Blessed on social media: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. Make sure to visit her official website www.JayBlessed.com – “A Human Experience From A Caribbean Perspective.”   In My Head Soundtrack by Venor Yard.  Jay Blessed Media & KSAP Production

In this episode Jason Rosario and Frank Piazza discuss the concepts of pain, vulnerability and healing. Frank shares is story and methods of healing trauma by revisiting triggers and stimuli. Frank also discusses the importance of self work, self validation and the challenges of maintaining a healthy self image. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heyjason/support

Jay welcomes her first IN MY HEAD in-studio guest, the multi-hyphenated Jason Rosario. These two get real and raw as they discuss socialization, machismo, the struggles of co-parenting, and how we can love each other better.   EPISODE 9: “Teach Me How To Love!”   In a rare interview, Jason Rosario gets very personal with Jay Blessed as he shares his daily battle with depression and speaks on his relationship with his mother, the absence of his father and the pain he experienced in co-parenting. This refreshing male perspective is wrapped in honesty, vulnerability and humble surrender. Listen as Jason and Jay get real on Episode 9: "Teach Me How To Love."   ABOUT JASON ROSARIO: Jason Rosario is a Social Entrepreneur, Cultural Creative, host of the new podcast "Hey Jason" and the Executive Producer and host of the Yahoo original web series “Dear Men,” which explores the evolution of manhood. In 2017 Jason founded The Lives of Men (TLoM) as a vehicle for Black and Latino men to explore healthier frameworks of masculinity while serving as a resource as they navigate various life stages. As a motivational speaker and media personality, Jason’s talks often focus on the intersection of self-actualization, identity, and masculinity. With a unique blend of style, culture, education, and spirituality, his aim is to inspire, activate and nurture the development of well-rounded men. He is a graduate of NYU’s Stern School of Business. Check out Jason’s most recent feature in Black Enterprise: JASON ROSARIO: INSPIRING A MOVEMENT OF HEALTHY MANHOOD   What's Playing In Jay's Head? Music Soulchild's "Teach Me" Are you working on loving yourself or have you successfully gotten to that healthy place? Use the hashtag #HeadwithJB and share your experience with us on social media.   Listen to IN MY HEAD with Jay Blessed on Apple Podcast, Google Play, Stitcher, TuneIn, Soundcloud or Spotify! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, DOWNLOAD, SHARE, LEAVE A POSITIVE RATING AND COMMENT!  Click to follow and tag Jay Blessed on social media: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. Make sure to visit her official website www.JayBlessed.com – “A Human Experience From A Caribbean Perspective.”   In My Head Soundtrack by Venor Yard.  Jay Blessed Media & KSAP Production

Jason Rosario, founder of The Lives of Men and Host of the Yahoo! News original series, Dear Men invites you to an open forum discussing masculinity and manhood. This is HEY JASON! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heyjason/support

Jason Rosario, founder of The Lives of Men and executive producer and host of original Yahoo series Dear Men, discusses life after a successful career in finance and working to inspire and nurture the development of well-rounded men.

What happens to Black Boy Joy when that boy becomes a man? On this episode of UNGENTRIFIED, I am joined by Jason Rosario (), creator of the digital platform The Lives of Men, and host of the new Yahoo show, Dear Men, and we try to find the answer to that question by breaking down what factors give Black men a chance to be their authentic selves. Listen and give us your opinion!   Guest: Jason Rosario () Website:    Resources/People/Articles Mentioned in Podcast:   Chef’s Table on Netflix Osvaldo’s song, “Fly Like Birds” Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Check out Jason’s show on Yahoo, , which drops new episodes every Wednesday and be on the lookout for Jason’s upcoming podcast, “Hey Jason.”   Follow the conversation: @ungentrifiedpod on / @kentwjohnson on /   #ungentrifiedpod   Email us your questions/comments at .

After leaving a successful career in finance to pursue a mission bigger than himself, Jason Rosario aims to chronicle the stories and diverse interests of men with a goal to inspire, activate, and nurture the development of well-rounded men of color. As the founder of The Lives of Men, Jason believes that in order to become a better man, we must examine ourselves and how we show up in various spaces. As a native New Yorker from the Bronx, Jason has been featured in media outlets such as Hot 97, HuffPost, and NowThis. In this episode of our Driven Minds Podcast, Jason talks with us about addressing the fullest dimensions of who we are as men, working with Oath on diversity and inclusion initiatives, and embracing our differences in the workplace. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drivensocietypodcast/support

Jason Rosario is a man on a mission to create safe spaces for men of color, and a framework for what healthy masculinity looks like. After a successful career in finance Jason launched The Lives of Men (TLoM) to highlight and empower men of color, their interests, experiences and lifestyles. Join Jason and I as we explore the world of powerfully vulnerable men, masculinity, safe spaces, the over sexualization of black men and more on Episode 86 of Ignite Intimacy!! About Jason Jason Rosario is a social entrepreneur, content curator and founder of The Lives of Men (TLoM), an integrated media and lifestyle brand that chronicles stories and the diverse interests of men of color. Jason’s work sits at the intersection of masculinity, identity, and self-actualization. Through this organization, Jason aims to inspire, activate and nurture the development of well-rounded men. Connect: Website Facebook - @thelivesofmen Instagram - @thelivesofmen & @kingkhepri Twitter - @thelivesofmen

About our Guest: Bronx native Jason Rosario is a social entrepreneur, content curator, and founder of The Lives of Men, an integrated media and lifestyle brand that covers the stories and the diverse interests of men of color. Early in life, he was taught the importance of hard work, sacrifice, resolve, and faith which have served as guiding principles in his life’s journey. Having witnessed first hand the socio-political norms that disproportionately affect disadvantaged communities of color, Jason dedicated his work to increasing the flow of opportunities to young men of color. Having earned his MBA from New York University Leonard N. Stern School of Business, he previously worked with leading financial firms such as UBS, Deutsche Bank, and CBRE. Jason’s interests focus on the intersection of masculinity, identity, and self-actualization. Featured on numerous media outlets and delivering keynote speeches at international conferences and at colleges and universities in the tri-state area, he aims to inspire, activate, and nurture the development of well-rounded men. Episode Summary Many cultures dissuade men from expressing emotions, in favor of being the “strong, silent” type. This way of thinking has been carried down through generations, and it has a particularly telling effect on men of color. Jason Rosario and Kevin have a frank discussion about how Jason’s company, The Lives of Men, is promoting healthy masculinity. Additionally, Jason and Kevin share how they have worked to build healthy masculinity into their own lives.   Insight from this episode: Secrets to building a healthy perspective about masculinity. How to use your friends to stay accountable to your goals. Jason shares his path to becoming an entrepreneur with the hope that it inspires anyone just starting out or looking to take the first step. Strategies for giving back to the people who support you and have your back. Jason explains how emotions and accepting emotions fits into healthy masculinity. An unexpected strategy for deciding whether to take a huge risk in your corporate career.   Quotes from the show: “Just more importantly though, the maturity level that it instills in you. The level of discipline that you have to have to be able to move in spaces where you don’t have the basic comforts of home. That’s what all that experience at a young age taught me.” - Jason Rosario on helping caring for his family while growing up, Episode 135 “What you learn about yourself is, through those experiences, is not what you’re going to learn in any academics.” - Jason Rosario on fatherhood, Episode 135 “Education is something no one can even take away from you.” - Jason Rosario, Episode 135 “I try to keep people around me that are going to remind me that I am worthy just because I exist. My lived experience alone is what makes me enough.” - Jason Rosario, Episode 135 “Something that me and my friends, we talk about often is we have success amnesia. Sometimes we forget how far we’ve come and the great strides that we have made.” - Kevin Y. Brown, Episode 135 “If we’re asking men to be more vulnerable and more in touch with their emotions, then that’s something that women are uniquely positioned and prepared to be able to teach us.” - Jason Rosario, Episode 135 “What you resist, persists.” - Jason Rosario, Episode 135 “I think what I’ve realized is the biggest challenge I’ve ever had to face was not living and not subscribing to the notions of what other people think my life should be.” - Jason Rosario, Episode 135 “Authenticity, to me, is doing what you would do if nobody else was looking and being in alignment.” - Kevin Y. Brown, Episode 135   Resources Mentioned:   In Touch: How to Tune In to the Inner Guidance of Your Body and Trust Yourself by John J. Prendergast, PhD and Rick Hanson, PhD Passion Planner Instagram Evernote Think and Grow Rich: A Black Choice by Dennis Kimbro and Napoleon Hill     Favorite Book:   Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill To Be a Man: A Guide to True Masculine Power by Robert Augustus Masters, PhD   The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love by Bell Hooks   The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho     Favorite Quote: “And, when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.” - Paulo Coelho   3 keys to Create Your Best Life: Be true to yourself. Believe in yourself. Surround yourself with the right people that will support you. Use failure as motivation and not as an excuse to stop.   Stay Connected:   Create Your Life Series: https://www.facebook.com/cylseries/ https://www.instagram.com/cylseries/   Kevin: www.kevinybrown.com www.instagram.com/kevinybrown www.twitter.com/kevinybrown www.facebook.com/kevbrown001   Jason Rosario: www.instagram.com/kingkhepri www.facebook.com/jrosario79 www.linkedin.com/in/wjasonrosario   The Lives of Men: www.thelivesofmen.com/ www.instagram.com/thelivesofmen/ twitter.com/thelivesofmen www.facebook.com/thelivesofmen/   Subscribe to our podcast + download each episode on  itunes, google play, stitcher and www.createyourlifeseries.com/podcast

Founder of Soul Society 101, Rondel Holder (Instagram: @kingronthedon) with special guest Jason Rosario (@kingkhepri), Founder of The Lives of Men (http://www.thelivesofmen.com/), a platform created to uplift and redefine The Black Man. In this introspective conversation, we discuss Jason's platform and passion for uplifting our Black brothers, the inner conflict and duality of being proud to be an Afro-Latino Dominican but the negative associations with being black in the culture and DR's intricate conflict with Haiti, living in Switzerland and the opportunities it has allotted him, complete 360 career changes and more! Enjoy, comment and share :)

Jason Rosario and Claudio Cabrera have accomplished a lot in their young lives, but this endeavor they've just leapt into is not about accomplishment, it's about honoring their worldview. In this episode I speak to Jason, founder of The Lives of Men--and Claudio, its lead content specialist--who through their stories show us that it's possible to DO GOOD, and LOOK GOOD in the process.  Music Written and Produced by Ben Murray-Smith

The Lives of Men (TLoM) is an integrated media and lifestyle brand that chronicles unique stories from the perspective of men of color. We inspire, activate and nurture the development of well-rounded men while serving as a compass to help them navigate their life's journey. Jason Rosario, Founder and Creator – The Lives of Men was recently on our show. During our conversation, Mr. Rosario talked about: – Some of his life growing up in the Bronx, New York with four brothers and sisters being rasised without a father – How much has his Dominican heritage and his mother impacted his life – The impact on him of being raised without a father – His decision to become an entrepreneur – The story behind The Lives of Men – His thoughts on fatherhood, personal development, mental health and sexuality in relationship to men of color – His vision of the future for the The Lives of Men You can find more about The Lives of Men via: Website Facebook Instagram Twitter Visit our website at http://www.thedrvibeshow.com/ Please feel free to email us at dr.vibe@thedrvibeshow.com Please feel free to “Like” the “The Dr. Vibe Show” Facebook fan page at “The Dr. Vibe Show” Facebook Fan Page God bless, peace, be well and keep the faith, Dr. Vibe

It’s the biggest championship fight card since the resumption of the sport from the Covid 19 pandemic, as Showtime gets set the broadcast a unique “split doubleheader” Pay-per-view on Saturday. And Stephen Espinoza, President of Showtime sports, made very clear that World Champion twin brothers Jermall and Jermell Charlo were gracious and understanding to take less money because they were “wanting to bring a big event to the fans,”” Espinoza was a guest on the most recent addition of the “Big Fight Weekend” podcast and discussed further what it took to get the two dynamic champs from Houston, TX, to go along with their idea of having them both headline on the same day pay-per-view. Saturday afternoon/evening cards will have five total World Title fights in all, featuring the likes of Luis Nery, John Riel Casimero and Brandon Figueroa all battling for World Championships. However, the most intriguing fight will be 30-0, Jermall Charlo defending his WBC Middleweight Championship against previous World Title challenger Sergeiy Derevyanchenko. While the argument can be made that this will be Jermall Charlo’s toughest fight to date, our Sr. Writer for BFW, Marquis Johns, said on the podcast that this is the most dangerous fighter Derevyanchenko has been in the ring with to date also. The nightcap of fights will be culminated by twin brother Jermell Charlo, 33-1, going for the Unified 154 lb. championships against Puerto Rico’s, Jason Rosario. Jermell Charlo, the WBC Jr. Middleweight Champ, avenged the only loss of his career to get his WBC belt back with a TKO stoppage of Tony Harrison last December. Meanwhile, Rosario pulled a shocking upset the next month knocking out Julian “J-Rock” Williams to capture the WBA and IBF World title version of the Junior Middleweight belts. Also on the podcast, hear from Antoine Williams from “Greatest of All-Time Boxing Promotions” in Houston. Antoine has frequently been around the Charlos in their hometown including being at Jermall’s decision win (photo at top) in June of 2019 over Brandon Adams. Williams gives insight on what Jermall Charlo will have to do to beat the rugged Ukrainian, Derevyanchenko. Finally, Marquis and I go over the odds on both of the Charlo World Title fights and make predictions, including Rosario being a very attractive underdog against Jermell Charlo. We also preview to other world title fights taking place in Europe on Saturday. Those includes a battle between Maris Briedis of Latvia and Yuniel Dorticos for the Cruiserweight Championship of the World. That fight is being held in a TV studio in Munich, Germany. And also in England, Scotsman Josh Taylor defends his Unified Junior Welterweight (140 lb.) championship in a London TV studio in a mandatory title defense against a Thai opponent. Hear it all is part of the “Big Fight Weekend Podcast” and make sure to subscribe via Apple podcasts, Spotify Etc! Follow - Twitter ( https://twitter.com/gamblingpodcast ) | Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/sportsgamblingpodcast/ ) Subscribe - Apple ( https://sg.pn/sgpn ) | Spotify ( https://sg.pn/sgpns ) Website - SG.PN ( https://sg.pn/ ) Support for this episode - MyBookie ( https://record.webpartners.co/_r3-BH6SjvRkWqcfzuvZcQGNd7ZgqdRLk/7/ ) code "SGP" | DraftKings ( http://www.draftkings.com/ ) code "SGP" | BetQL.co ( https://betql.co/ ) code "SGP20"| AcePerHead.com/SGP ( https://www.aceperhead.com/?cmpid=c2dwIHBvZGNhc3Q%3D ) Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands