In this episode, I sit down with Rev. Dr. Jason Curry, Dean of the Fisk Memorial Chapel, and let’s just say—he brought the truth.

This conversation is rich, honest, and full of the kind of wisdom that makes you pause and say, “Wait… run that back.” Whether you're in a pulpit, on a campus, or in the middle of your own leadership journey—this one will speak to you.

Dr. Curry gives us insight on what it really means to lead with faith, integrity, and care and why that matters now more than ever.

🎧 Tune in, breathe deep, and take what you need.

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What does it really take to lead through crisis—and still care for your people and yourself?

In this episode of the Brother Breathe: Leadership + Wellness Series, I sit down with Rev. Dr. Cecil Andrew Duffie, Chapel Dean at Tuskegee University, for an unforgettable conversation.

Dr. Duffie speaks with clarity, vulnerability, and power about what it means to lead with integrity when everything feels like it’s falling apart. From campus life to community healing, his insight on navigating crisis while maintaining emotional and spiritual grounding is something every leader should hear.

“Leadership isn’t about being the loudest voice in the room. It’s about being the most present.”

This is an episode worth listening to and revisiting. The gems are abundant.

Available now on YouTube via @MrBigHeadProductions

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What does it mean to lead in a way that actually cares for people?

In this opening episode of the Brother Breathe: Leadership + Wellness Series, host Tait Desae sits down with Dr. Naomi Sigg, Vice President for Student Experience and Campus Belonging at John Carroll University. Together, they unpack what it means to show up as your full self in leadership—and how mental health, identity, and culture all shape the way we lead and live.

Whether you’re a campus leader, community builder, or just someone trying to lead yourself well, this conversation will speak to you.

This series is about leadership, wellness, and showing up whole.

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🎙️ New Episode of Brother Breathe

“What is leadership... really?

In this episode, we confront:
— The rise of toxic power in politics
— The silent crises in religious leadership
— And the call to lead with clarity, care, and community

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Because the way we lead—and who we follow—matters.

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We wouldn’t dare close out Suicide Prevention Month without lifting up the power of conversation and resources.

This week on Brother Breathe, I sat down with Erica McSwain, a Suicide Prevention Specialist, for a powerful and necessary dialogue about hope, healing, and what it means to truly show up for one another.

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Together, we breathe. Together, we heal. 💜

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Join us for our finale with the incredible D’Shawn Harris. His transparency, authenticity, and vulnerability were nothing short of powerful.

He reminded us that healing isn’t linear, that community matters, and that creating safe spaces—especially for Black men—is a revolutionary act of love.

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If you missed the episode, do yourself a favor and tap in. This one’s for the heart.

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For Mental Health Awareness Month, I’m honored to welcome Kevin Dedner to Mr. Big Head Reads. Kevin is a nationally recognized public health executive, founder of Hurdle Health, and author of The Joy of the Disinherited — a moving collection of essays on trauma, oppression, and Black mental health.

In this episode, Kevin shares:

• His personal journey navigating mental health as a Black man

• The founding and impact of Hurdle Health

• How joy and rest can be tools of resistance

• Why culturally competent care is non-negotiable for equity

This is a must-listen for educators, DEI professionals, healthcare leaders, and anyone committed to mental wellness and systemic change.

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Let’s keep breathing, building, and breaking cycles.
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Welcome back!!! This episode of my podcast! Be sure to subscribe/like/share!!! We are continuing this Mental Health awareness month with another incredible conversation featuring Rodrick Johnson, licensed coach, scholar, teacher, consultant and author of Joey's Story! Follow him on IG @coachrod_reads keep up with his powerful work.Subscribe, subscribe, subscribe!And don’t forget to hit that notification bell so you never miss an episode.Every Wednesday in May, we're bringing you resources, inspiration, and reflections in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month — all through the lens of Black men, mental health, and liberation.Because Black literacy is Black liberation.Let’s go!#MrBigHeadReads #BrotherBreathe #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #BlackMentalHealth #PodcastPremiere #BlackLiteracyIsBlackLiberation #SubscribeNow