Live Conversation with Terry Roseland

J. Hood and Michael Sodini engage in a deep conversation with Terry Roseland, a prominent voice in the Chicago community and host of the Roses Are Dead podcast. They discuss the intersection of urban violence, mental health, and the importance of community support. Terry shares his journey into podcasting, the impact of cultural shifts on mental health awareness, and the role of education in mitigating violence. The conversation emphasizes the significance of mentorship, the normalization of therapy, and the need for open discussions about mental health in the black community. Through personal anecdotes and insights, the episode highlights the challenges individuals face in urban environments and the importance of fostering a supportive community.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Guns and Mental Health Podcast
01:04 Terry Roseland's Journey into Podcasting
03:55 The Impact of Urban Violence and Suicide
07:00 Cultural Shifts in Mental Health Awareness
10:04 The Role of Therapy in Personal Growth
13:55 Coping Mechanisms: Boxing and Mental Health
17:47 The Importance of Community and Mentorship
22:06 Addressing Gun Violence in Chicago
25:50 The Influence of Music on Youth Behavior
30:00 Education as a Solution to Violence
33:51 The Role of Fathers in the Community
38:00 Navigating Personal and Community Challenges
41:55 Final Thoughts and Reflections
Terry's Links:
podcasts.apple...
open.spotify.c...
www.tiktok.com...

[@DJPLAYNICE]

🤘🏼😎

[@GunWebsites]

missed this one LIVE
watching the rewind