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About Walk With Me with Robb Pollard
Walk With Me is hosted by Robb Pollard and built on a simple idea. Grab a coffee, take a walk, and open up about mental health. Each episode features real conversations on men’s mental health and mental health in general, focusing on resilience, advocacy, breaking the stigma, and exploring different tools and alternatives for healing. Through personal stories and expert insights, Robb creates space for dialogue, connection, and encouragement. Walk With Me is here to remind you that nobody has to face mental health challenges alone.
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- First episode
- 9 Sept 2025
- Latest episode
- 19 Feb 2026
Latest episodes
17 episodes in the feed.

19 Feb 2026
Partner Has Bipolar. What Do I Do?
Living with someone with bipolar disorder affects every part of life, from marriage and household routines to the emotional and mental weight carried by a spouse. In this episode of Walk With Me, Brother, Robb Pollard talks with his wife, Anna Pollard, about the challenges and realities of being married to someone with bipolar disorder. They share honest insights into communication struggles, emotional strain, caregiving responsibilities, chronic stress, and the journey to rebuild trust. Anna opens up about what it is really like to support a partner with mental illness while maintaining her own well-being. She talks about managing mania and hypomania in the family, setting boundaries without becoming a parent figure, avoiding caregiver burnout, and how therapy and sobriety have helped strengthen their relationship. Their conversation offers guidance and solidarity to spouses, partners, and family members navigating similar experiences. This episode is from the spouse’s perspective and is not a clinical breakdown of bipolar disorder. Support the mission: https://walkwithmebrother.com ( https://walkwithmebrother.com GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/3b635fda2) GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/3b635fda2 (https://gofund.me/3b635fda2) If you or someone you support is struggling: US Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988 Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 International help: findahelpline.com (https://findahelpline.com/) Follow the journey: Instagram: @walkwithmebrother (https://instagram.com/walkwithmebrother) | Robb: @itsrobbp (https://instagram.com/itsrobbp) New episodes weekly. Listen. Reflect. Grow.

27 Jan 2026
15. Imposter Syndrome in Leadership (The Real Problem) - Salvatore Manzi
In this episode of Walk With Me, Brother, Robb Pollard sits down with Salvatore Manzi, leadership communications coach and author, for a grounded conversation about imposter syndrome, fear, and what happens in the body during high stakes moments. Salvatore shares how his journey began early on, growing up in a conservative Midwestern household with Italian roots, and how losing his voice on stage during his first speaking experience led him to study presence, communication, and nervous system regulation. That moment became the foundation for more than two decades of work with founders, executives, and teams navigating visibility and pressure. Throughout the conversation, Salvatore reframes imposter syndrome not as a weakness, but as a signal that someone is stepping beyond a familiar identity. He explains why highly capable people experience it the most, how comparison intensifies self doubt, and why the brain is wired to interpret unfamiliar situations as danger. Robb and Salvatore explore how fear shows up in leadership, why confidence is often misunderstood, and how learning to regulate the nervous system allows leaders to stay present, authentic, and clear instead of performing or freezing under pressure. This episode is for leaders, speakers, entrepreneurs, and anyone who struggles to show up fully in moments that matter, and who wants a calmer, more embodied way to lead and communicate. Topics we cover: • Imposter syndrome and identity • Fear and nervous system responses • Leadership and high stakes communication • Presence over performance • Confidence versus comfort • Comparison and self doubt • Regulating the nervous system • Authentic leadership Salvatore Manzi Instagram: @salvatormanji Book: Clear and Compelling Communication https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FVT78N3C (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FVT78N3C) Host: Robb Pollard Instagram: @itsrobbp Walk With Me, Brother Instagram: @walkwithmebrother New episodes weekly. Listen. Reflect. Grow.

21 Jan 2026
14. The Real Causes of The Gen Z Mental Health Crisis - Aly Vredenburgh
In this episode of Walk With Me, Brother, Robb Pollard sits down with Aly Vredenburgh, author, researcher, and social innovator, for a grounded conversation about the systemic roots of the Gen Z mental health crisis. Aly shares how her own mental health struggles began in childhood and why losing her best friend became the catalyst for years of research into suicide prevention, belonging, and community based mental health. She challenges the idea that this crisis can be solved with better coping skills, mindfulness, or self care, and instead asks what is broken in the systems young people are growing up inside. Throughout the conversation, Aly explains why social media is not the root cause, how poverty and unmet basic needs are deeply tied to depression, and why belonging is one of the strongest predictors of mental health outcomes. She breaks down how culture, media, education, and policy contribute to rising anxiety, depression, and suicide rates among young people. Aly also discusses why the current mental health system is reactive rather than prevention based, how connection has been commodified, and what it would look like to build real community instead of treating mental health as an individual failure. This episode is for parents, educators, leaders, and anyone trying to understand why so many young people feel hopeless, overwhelmed, or disconnected, and what responsibility we share in changing that. Topics we cover: • The Gen Z mental health crisis • Belonging and community • Systems versus individual blame • Suicide prevention • Poverty and unmet basic needs • Culture, media, and mental health • Prevention versus crisis intervention • Creating instead of consuming Aly Vredenburgh Instagram: @alyvredenburgh Book: **Out of Focus. Why the Gen Z Mental Health Crisis Is More Complex Than You Think https://www.amazon.com/Out-Focus-Gen-Z-Mental-Health/dp/ Host: Robb Pollard Instagram: @itsrobbp Walk With Me, Brother Instagram: @walkwithmebrother New episodes weekly. Listen. Reflect. Grow.

13 Jan 2026
13. When Success Is Not Enough- Bill Leider
In this episode of Walk With Me, Brother, Robb Pollard sits down with Bill Leider, author, executive advisor, and thought leader in personal and professional reinvention, for a grounded conversation about the in-between seasons of life. Bill shares how external success can quietly coexist with internal misalignment. After more than four decades in finance, leadership, and advising Fortune 500 companies and startups, he began to recognize the slow burn that comes from living according to expectations rather than purpose. Throughout the conversation, Bill explains how self-limiting beliefs often form early in life and remain unconscious drivers well into adulthood. He opens up about patterns of self-sabotage that appeared at the edge of success, and how neuroscience helps explain why the brain resists change through avoidance of discomfort and instant gratification. Bill breaks down how neuroplasticity allows the brain to be rewired over time, why deep reflection is necessary to uncover subconscious beliefs, and how forgiveness of self and others creates space for growth. He also introduces the question that anchors his work: “What would it take?” A question that quiets the ego and opens the door to possibility. This episode is for anyone who feels focused but lost, successful but unfulfilled, or aware that what they have is not what they need, and is ready to approach their next chapter with honesty and clarity. Topics we cover: • The in-between seasons of life • Success versus fulfillment • Self-limiting beliefs and sabotage • Neuroscience and behavior change • Neuroplasticity and habit formation • Reflection, forgiveness, and growth • Reinvention through better questions Bill Leider Instagram: @bill.leider Books: What’s Next: How to Make Your Next Chapter Your Best Chapter https://www.amazon.com/Whats-Next-Make-Your-Chapter/dp/1966550103/ (https://www.amazon.com/Whats-Next-Make-Your-Chapter/dp/1966550103/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) Mastering Your Balance https://www.amazon.com/Mastering-Your-Balance-Leading-Potential/dp/1952233437/ (https://www.amazon.com/Mastering-Your-Balance-Leading-Potential/dp/1952233437/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) Brand Illusions https://www.amazon.com/Brand-Illusions-Bill-Leer/dp/0985848802/ Host: Robb Pollard Instagram: @itsrobbp Walk With Me, Brother Instagram: @walkwithmebrother New episodes weekly. Listen. Reflect. Grow.

6 Jan 2026
12. Befriend Yourself- Kathryn Remati
Calm strength is not force. It is presence, self trust, and inner peace. In this episode of Walk With Me, Brother, Robb Pollard sits down with meditation and sleep expert, author, and wellness educator Kathryn Ramati for a grounded conversation about inner leadership, self love, and what real peace looks like in daily life. Kathryn shares her personal journey from a challenging childhood and teenage depression to discovering meditation at a pivotal moment that changed the direction of her life. What began as curiosity became decades of inner work, education, and teaching, including earning a degree in psychology and working as a health educator teaching classes on insomnia, stress, anxiety, and emotional well being. Throughout the conversation, Kathryn explains what meditation actually is and what it is not, why the belief that you must empty your mind is a myth, and how learning to observe thoughts instead of fighting them creates calm and clarity. She also speaks directly to the pressure many men live under, constantly giving to work, family, and responsibility while placing themselves last. Kathryn reframes success as inner peace rather than control or achievement, and offers practical guidance on self talk, journaling, meditation routines, and learning to let go instead of constantly pushing. This episode is for anyone who feels mentally exhausted, disconnected from themselves, or stuck in constant self criticism, and is ready to slow down and build a calmer inner life. Topics we cover: • Calm strength and inner leadership • Meditation and mindfulness without myths • Self love as a foundation for mental health • Men and emotional pressure • Self talk and inner dialogue • Letting go and surrender • Building inner peace through daily practice Kathryn Ramati Instagram: @kathrynremati Website: https://lightenupretreat.com (https://lightenupretreat.com) Meditation App: https://tranquilmeapp.com (https://tranquilmeapp.com) Host: Robb Pollard Instagram: @itsrobbp Walk With Me, Brother Instagram: @walkwithmebrother New episodes weekly. Listen. Reflect. Grow.

30 Dec 2025
11. Turning Grief into a Life of Service - Heidi Johnson
🎙️ Episode Overview In this episode of Walk With Me, Brother, Robb Pollard sits down with nonprofit founder, storyteller, and advocate for service Heidi Johnson for a powerful conversation about grief, purpose, and healing through service. Heidi grew up in a close-knit Irish Catholic family where giving back was simply part of daily life. But everything changed in 2002, when a tragic accident took the lives of her mother and close family friends, and nearly claimed her father’s life. That moment became a turning point. In the midst of overwhelming grief, Heidi discovered that joy and sorrow can coexist, and that service can become a lifeline when pain has nowhere else to go. What followed was the founding of Spiritual Care Guild, a nonprofit that now provides 24/7 multi-faith chaplain support at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and has helped redefine hospital chaplaincy nationwide. Heidi also shares why she intentionally stepped away from the organization she built, how she went on to create Charity Matters, lead TASK, and why helping others has been central to her healing, clarity, and purpose. This episode is about what happens after loss, and how even one small act of kindness can begin to shift everything. If you are carrying grief, searching for meaning, or feeling stuck in pain, this conversation will meet you where you are. 🧠 What We Talk About • Grief and joy existing at the same time • Finding purpose after sudden loss • Healing through service • Building and letting go of what you create • Helping others as a path forward • Living fully after tragedy 🔗 Guest Links: Heidi Johnson Website: https://charity-matters.com (https://charity-matters.com) Instagram: @CharityMatters Instagram: @HeidiJohnsonOfficial Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CharityMattersLA (https://www.facebook.com/CharityMattersLA) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heidi-mcniff-johnson-7758b225/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/heidi-mcniff-johnson-7758b225/) Twitter: @Charity_Matters Podcast: Charity Matters YouTube: Charity Matters Book Change for Good: https://www.sherisesstudios.com/heidi-johnson (https://www.sherisesstudios.com/heidi-johnson) 🎙️ Walk With Me, Brother Instagram: @walkwithmebrother Website: walkwithmebrother.com Host: Robb Pollard Instagram: @itsrobbp 👣 Subscribe and Follow Walk With Me, Brother is a space for honest conversations about mental health, healing, and rebuilding after life changes you. New episodes every week. You are not broken. You are not alone. Walk with us. 📞 If You Are Struggling US Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: 988 Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 Global support: findahelpline.com

18 Dec 2025
10. The Real Truth About Identity and Self Trust - Will Buck
Identity, collapse, endurance, and rebuilding from the inside out. In this powerful conversation, musician, endurance athlete, and coach Will Buck opens up about losing everything that once defined him and what it took to rebuild his life from the ground up. Will shares his journey from years of touring success to the sudden collapse of his band, the identity crisis that followed, and the decision to walk away from everything in order to rediscover who he was without performance, validation, or noise. He speaks candidly about sobriety, discipline, mental health, and how changing daily structure became the foundation for long term healing. We explore endurance as a metaphor for life, why success can mask deeper struggles, and how rebuilding identity happens one day at a time. This episode is for anyone who feels lost after success, disconnected from themselves, or unsure how to start again. Topics we cover: • Identity beyond achievement • Mental health and discipline • Addiction, sobriety, and rebuilding • Endurance as a life philosophy • Daily systems for healing • Creativity without burnout • Purpose after collapse • Masculinity, honesty, and presence Will Buck • Instagram: @willsbuck • TikTok: @thecreativeathlete Host: Robb Pollard Instagram: @itsrobbp Walk With Me, Brother Instagram: @walkwithmebrother New episodes weekly. Listen. Reflect. Grow. You are not alone.

11 Dec 2025
9. The truth about ADHD they don't Tell Parents- Roman Wyden
ADHD, trauma, parenting, and the truth behind our kids’ behavior. In this powerful conversation, filmmaker and author Roman Wyden opens up about his journey challenging his son’s ADHD diagnosis — and how six years of research reshaped everything he believed about childhood, behavior, and healing. Roman shares the moment he said no to medicating his son, the deeper link between ADHD symptoms and childhood trauma, and how parents can create regulated environments that help kids feel safe, grounded, and connected. We also explore Roman’s own childhood, the hidden wounds that shape men, and why so many fathers feel overwhelmed, reactive, or ashamed without knowing why. This episode is a guide for any man who wants to parent with more awareness, calm, and compassion. Topics we cover: • ADHD vs trauma • Childhood stress and the nervous system • Parenting without control • Healing father wounds • How environment shapes behavior • Regulation inside the home • Breathwork, presence, and connection • Raising strong-willed boys • Masculinity, self-worth, and leading with calm. Roman Wyden • Instagram: @adhdisover • Podcast: ADHD IS OVER on Spotify & YouTube • Book: ADHD IS OVER on Amazon • Website: ADHDISOVER.COM Host — Robb Pollard @itsrobbp Walk With Me, Brother (@walkwithmebrother) New episodes weekly. Listen. Reflect. Grow. You're not alone.

28 Nov 2025
8. How Men Heal from Trauma- Suzi Landolphi
Robb sits down with Suzi Landolphi, a trauma informed therapist, equine assisted healing expert, and host of the Be Crazy Well podcast. Suzi has spent decades helping men reconnect with their emotions, their bodies, and their truth. Her work spans combat veterans, first responders, and high performing public figures, including Jake Paul and Logan Paul, who have trusted her with deep emotional and somatic work. This episode explores the real roots of suffering that live inside the body, how trauma travels through families, and why healing requires movement, honesty, breath, and connection. Suzi explains why men are taught to disconnect from their emotions, how women end up carrying that emotional weight, and what it takes for men to finally build the life they deserve. She also shares the story of the wild horse that changed her life, the moment her own trauma erupted, and how equine assisted healing exposes everything a man carries inside. Raw. Honest. Humbling. Powerful. This is one of the most grounding conversations we have ever had on Walk With Me Brother. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 00:35 Who is Suzi Landolphi 01:50 Growing up in chaos and trauma 03:18 Losing her entire immediate family 04:10 Becoming the “disruptor” in her home 05:30 Joy and overachievement as survival 06:45 How trauma hides inside being the strong one 08:10 The wild horse experience that changed her life 10:05 Trauma erupting “like a tsunami” 11:40 Why she became a therapist 13:12 What traditional therapy gets wrong 14:02 “There is nothing wrong with you” 16:18 Trauma in the body and why men disconnect 17:55 Anger as unprocessed fear and sadness 19:10 Why men crash at midlife 20:40 Understanding parents without blame 22:03 Breaking generational cycles 23:55 How yelling shapes adult self worth 25:40 Post traumatic growth 27:15 Socialization, shame, pressure 29:02 Why women carry men’s emotions 30:48 Creating the man you deserve to be 32:22 Principles over feelings 33:50 Honesty, integrity, kindness 35:15 Horses as mirrors 36:40 Working with combat veterans 38:12 Working with Jake Paul and public figures 40:10 Pressure on high performing men 42:18 Historical trauma 44:02 Perform or die mentality 45:30 Connection versus control 46:40 Myths about men healing 48:22 Men are capable of deep emotional work 49:55 Robb’s story of loss and depression 52:00 Childhood programming 53:45 Asking for help 55:05 Parallel healing paths 56:30 What men can do today 57:20 You cannot do this alone 58:10 Closing and resources Key Themes Trauma in the body Intergenerational trauma Why men disconnect Anger as fear and sadness Trauma informed therapy Equine assisted healing Horses as emotional mirrors Father wounds and mother wounds Breaking cycles Breathwork and regulation Shame and self worth Pressure on public figures Creating the man you deserve to be Connection versus control Healing with community and movement 🔗 Connect and Follow Suzi Landolphi Instagram: @becrazywell @suzilandolphi Podcast: @BeCrazyWell Walk With Me, Brother Instagram: @walkwithmebrother Website: walkwithmebrother.com Host – Robb Pollard Instagram: @itsrobbp 👣 Join the Movement Walk With Me Brother is a movement for men who are ready to connect, heal, and rebuild. New episodes weekly with leaders, therapists, veterans, creators, and men committed to growth. Resources National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988 Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 Global hotline directory: findahelpline.com You are not alone.

18 Nov 2025
Special Edition: Healing the Modern Man- JR Harvey
Guest: JR Harvey (@kings__community) Host: Robb Pollard (@itsrobbp) Show: Walk With Me, Brother (@walkwithmebrother) 🎙️ Special Edition Episode Overview This is a very special edition of Walk With Me, Brother. Today’s conversation does not take place on a trail. Instead, Robb connects online with JR Harvey, founder of Kings Community, a powerful movement helping men rebuild after life breaks them down.JR shares how he grew up surrounded by poverty, instability and addiction, how he lost himself in people-pleasing and the “nice guy” mindset, and how hitting rock bottom forced him to confront who he truly was. This episode dives deep into the hidden struggles men carry: silent suffering, shame, emotional repression, marriage breakdown, boundaries, masculinity, and the importance of male community. JR explains how Kings Community became a lifeline for thousands of men and why modern men are craving brotherhood more than ever. This is not a story about content creation — it is a conversation about pain, responsibility, identity, healing and becoming the man you were meant to be 🔗 Connect & Follow JR Harvey • Instagram: @kings__community Walk With Me, Brother • Instagram: @walkwithmebrother • Website: walkwithmebrother.com Host – Robb Pollard • Instagram: @itsrobbp 👣 Subscribe & Join the Movement Walk With Me Brother is a growing movement for connection, honesty and healing. New episodes weekly with leaders, experts, veterans and men walking the path of rebuilding. Resources: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988 Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 Subscribe for more. You are not alone #walkwithmebrother #kingscommunity #mensmentalhealth #healingformen #niceguysyndrome #masculinity #menswork #brotherhood #menscommunity #mentalhealthawareness #selfworth #emotionalhealing #traumarecovery #rebuildingyourlife #purposeandidentity #mentorshipformen #modernmanhood #mensupportingmen

11 Nov 2025
7. Pete Turner on War After War: PTSD, Veteran Suicide and Finding a Reason to Stay Alive
Guest: Pete Turner (@peteaturner) Host: Robb Pollard (@itsrobbp) Show: Walk With Me, Brother (@walkwithmebrother) 🎖️ Episode Overview From counterintelligence missions in Iraq and Afghanistan to battling PTSD, suicidal ideation, and losing his brother to suicide — this is the story of a man who survived the war, but still had to fight to stay alive. In this raw and emotional conversation, Robb Pollard sits down with Pete Turner, former U.S. Army counterintelligence agent and host of The Break It Down Show, to talk about the cost of service, moral injury, survivor’s guilt, and the power of purpose. This is not a story about war — it’s a story about rebuilding, healing, and finding a reason to keep walking forward. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 Introduction — when the mission ends, the real battle begins 02:05 Growing up in California and how a random encounter led him to the Army 05:10 Early deployments and the realities of counterintelligence work 08:30 The first brush with danger and the unseen cost of war 11:55 PTSD, guilt, and how moral injury follows you home 15:20 Coming back to civilian life and realizing no one’s waiting with a roadmap 18:40 “You can’t switch it off” — living with hypervigilance and burnout 22:05 When therapy feels like another battle 26:00 The moment his brother Eric’s struggle became personal 30:15 Losing his brother to suicide and the weight of helplessness 34:00 What veteran families don’t talk about — silence and shame 37:10 How finding purpose through storytelling changed everything 40:25 Building The Break It Down Show as a way to stay alive 44:15 Service, community, and small acts that make the difference 47:05 What he’s learned about resilience, brotherhood, and asking for help 50:10 Advice to veterans and anyone walking through darkness 52:15 Closing reflections — purpose, peace, and staying in the fight Key Themes • PTSD and invisible wounds after war • Survivor’s guilt and moral injury • Losing a brother to suicide • Therapy, vulnerability, and resilience • Storytelling as survival • Brotherhood beyond the battlefield 🔗 Connect & Follow Pete Turner • Instagram: @peteaturner • Podcast: @breakitdownshow • YouTube: The Break It Down Show • Website: breakitdownshow.com Walk With Me, Brother • Instagram: @walkwithmebrother • Website: walkwithmebrother.com Host – Robb Pollard • Instagram: @itsrobbp 👣 Subscribe & Join the Movement Be part of the Walk With Me Brother community — a growing movement for connection, honesty, and healing. Resources: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 Subscribe for more. You are not alone.

6 Nov 2025
6. Jason “Mayhem” Miller on Fame, Rock Bottom & Redemption
Jason “Mayhem” Miller sits with Robb Pollard to talk about the fight after the fight. From early fame and MTV to addiction, court time, and rebuilding, Mayhem shares what really broke, what finally changed, and how sobriety and community helped him find peace. They get real about sugar as America’s hidden drug, the discipline that fades when everyone says yes, growing up in a military household, and why you cannot heal alone. This is a story of redemption, resilience, and showing up when no one is watching. If this conversation helps you, follow the show, rate it, and share it with a friend. You are not alone. Walk with us. 00:00 America’s true drug. Sugar. 02:00 Losing discipline. Finding balance. 05:10 The courtroom glance that changed everything. 07:05 Rock bottom happens more than once. 08:30 Sobriety. Rebuilding from zero 10:12 Military childhood and urgency. 13:50 Fighting as structure. 15:25 When fame erodes discipline. 17:10 Small suffering. Big control. 20:12 When Mayhem overtook Jason. 22:00 Tim Kennedy and pain lessons. 23:40 Mental health for fighters today. 25:20 You cannot do it alone. 27:10 Three years sober. New trajectory. 29:00 Merging Vets and Players. 31:45 Camaraderie fame never gave. 33:20 Advice to younger Mayhem. 35:00 Ownership. Redemption. Peace. • Host. Robb Pollard. • Guest. Jason “Mayhem” Miller. • Recorded in Playa del Rey. • Topics. Addiction. Sobriety. Mentorship. Men’s mental health. Discipline. Identity. Sugar and behavior. • Community. Merging Vets and Players • Follow the show on Spotify.• Rate the episode. • Share with someone who needs to hear it. • Send questions for future episodes. • Jason “Mayhem” Miller. @mayhemmiller • Walk With Me, Brother. @walkwithmebrother • Robb Pollard. @itsrobbp

28 Oct 2025
5. Win the Day with James Whittaker
From crippling anxiety to global impact, James Whittaker shares how one moment changed everything. We dive into his Win The Day philosophy, routines that build resilience, why listening is the ultimate leadership skill, and how to protect peace while pursuing big goals. Stories on burnout, rebuilding, parenting with presence, and “work the problem” mindsets from billion-dollar CEOs to Olympic athletes. Highlights • The defining moment that ended debilitating anxiety • Win The Day explained and how to start today • Momentum over apathy and why reps matter • Morning journaling that actually moves the needle • Listening with your eyes and heart for real connection • Balancing ambition, family, and inner peace Follow James on Instagram: @jameswhittPodcast: https://jameswhitt.com/podcast/ (https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqa1cyNVN1Ql83UWpBZmtqaGc3NlpMd1VQNXp2QXxBQ3Jtc0tsVGw2RFQ4N29ndENlc0tjdlhHbVZWTW5mOXp4Y0ZkM0lCZEpKNW93NDhyYjZEUi12T0RjVzZoZTNnVGk2ZlFQbUVPTzlHbklPZW50NmpRQ0ZMc0lBMUxaMEJKMV9ubk1CZUpYV2dNNnB6bGZpS0FSVQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fjameswhitt.com%2Fpodcast%2F&v=zdr5Gk88FpU)Website: https://jameswhitt.com/ (https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbjB1eHhjZWQwbDJ0TE43bjM5cVBod3RzeFdZd3xBQ3Jtc0trMmFRajEtbE1VbXNVRjV2ek9adnZTSEJ2OHlSYmhaMXptcXJUWERQTWxPMUlJTFJrbkZXdEpMaDdTUkZVbDU2ZEhFTlpRQlR0ZzhWdU5Gb2JPT01QZF9PNGsyc1RxWlY3aW9uQmhvRDN3ckc4cVhTOA&q=https%3A%2F%2Fjameswhitt.com%2F&v=zdr5Gk88FpU) Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaonwxey9dUWdfzMZT_15Ag Subscribe for more real conversations on mental health, performance, and purpose. #walkwithmebrother #mensmentalhealth #wintheday #mindset #resilience #leadership #parenting

30 Sept 2025
4. The Hidden Opponent & Student Athlete Mental Health - Samantha Edginton
Sports can be a release, but for many athletes, performance pressure, injuries, and expectations can deeply affect mental health. In this episode, Robb sits down with Samantha Edginton, a student athlete and volunteer with The Hidden Opponent, a nonprofit dedicated to breaking the stigma around mental health in athletics.Samantha shares her personal journey—balancing school, sports, and wellbeing, facing performance anxiety, recovering from injuries, and finding strength through community. As a Campus Captain with The Hidden Opponent, she’s helping start important conversations on campuses nationwide.Together, we talk about:1. The connection between athletics, performance, and self-worth2. Coping with injuries and anxiety as a student athlete3. Building supportive team cultures4. Why breaking the stigma around mental health matters5. How The Hidden Opponent empowers student leaders across 400+ campuses💬 “Everyone’s going through it. Don’t ignore it. It’s human. It’s normal.” – Samantha Edginton👉 Learn more about The Hidden Opponent at: https://www.thehiddenopponent.org/🎧 Subscribe to Walk With Me Podcast for more conversations on mental health, resilience, and community.#WalkWithMePodcast #TheHiddenOpponent #StudentAthlete #MentalHealth #athletementalhealth

23 Sept 2025
3. Walking Through the Language of Mental Health with Ross Szabo.
At 16 Ross was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and at 17 he attempted suicide. His story shows how silence and stigma nearly cost him his life, and how finding a language for mental health changed everything. From learning to share his struggles to building a career teaching millions, Ross proves that opening up takes more strength than hiding. This conversation explores his journey, the importance of words in shaping our understanding, and how he helps students and families today 🌱☕ #mentalhealth #bipolar #suicideprevention #youthmentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness

16 Sept 2025
2. Suicide Loss and Healing Through Grief- Reshma Kearney
Grief is as complex as the loss itself. In this Walk With Me episode I talk with Reshma, who shares her powerful story of love, loss and resilience after losing her husband Sean to suicide in 2022. Together we explore the reality of men’s mental health in America, the challenges of parenting through grief, and the everyday practices like mindfulness, breath work and journaling that helped her and her children begin to heal. This conversation is raw, real and full of hope. If you are grieving, know that you are not alone and there is no weakness in asking for help. Please subscribe and follow Walk With Me for more conversations about grief, healing, resilience and mental health. If you or someone you know is in crisis in the United States, call or text 988 for immediate help.

9 Sept 2025
1. Rewiring the Brain: How Ketamine Infusion Therapy Sparks Hope with Dr. Geoff O’Neill
Discover how ketamine therapy is transforming mental health treatment. In this episode of Walk With Me, Robb walks with Dr. Geoff O’Neill from Ketamine Uplift to explore the science behind ketamine, neuroplasticity, and the healing journey it can create. As they walk, they discuss Robb’s personal experience after undergoing ketamine infusion therapy with Dr. O’Neill, why this treatment is becoming more popular, and how it is changing lives for those struggling with depression, anxiety, and trauma. Learn about: How ketamine infusion works in the brain. The role of neuroplasticity in healing. Why ketamine therapy is gaining mainstream attention. Robb’s recovery journey with Dr. O’Neill. Connect with Ketamine Uplift: www.ketamineuplift.com Follow Walk With Me, on Instagram: @walkwithmebrother @itsrobbp
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