Izzy Baker
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Are you a young millennial man standing at the crossroads of life, feeling like the outlier in your circle when making smart, healthy choices? Look no further because P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast has got you covered!Hosted by Izzy Baker, Prodigy Sportive Attestations is an interview-based podcast that delivers a raw, masculine take on mental health specifically tailored to young men like you—those who defy the grain yet find themselves isolated in their pursuit of well-being.This podcast is a journey into the heart of decision-making for young men striving to thrive in the complexities of mo...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Izzy Baker connects men's emotional lives to friendship, grief, therapy, social media, and the arguments shaping Black community life.
Izzy Baker treats men's mental health as part of everyday argument, bringing guests into direct conversations about therapy, suicide, grief, phone dependence, relationships, and political disagreement.
Izzy Baker asks if your friends can be your therapists; your group chat may need a meeting.
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A raw, plainspoken conversation about survival and despair.
This live stream sits in a difficult lane where public tragedy and private memory meet. The hosts move from a story about someone surviving a jump into a plainspoken debate about whether suicide is selfish, and the strongest stretch is how quickly the conversation shifts from…
A faith-rooted push toward discipline, responsibility, and a more honest view of potential.
The episode turns potential into a grounded, faith-rooted discussion of discipline, self-deception, and how worthlessness can slide into numbing habits.
A candid faith-centered episode about obedience, patience, and letting go.
A shoe story opens into questions about obedience, patience, and the pull between spiritual conviction and practical judgment. The episode keeps circling the same question, and the speaker makes it feel lived-in by bringing in his own attachments and the difficulty of letting go.
A blunt, lived-in debate about masculinity and the emotional mess underneath.
The episode turns a loaded gender question into a messy, funny, direct conversation about how men are framed in public. It moves between debate and self-correction, which keeps the pace alive even when the host starts following the thought in real time.
A spring-break hangout question turns into a talk about TikTok, party culture, and belonging.
PSA the Mental Health Podcast starts with a spring-break question about how Houston turned into a hangout spot without the usual beach-town script.
A lively conversation about tricking, mental health, confidence, and how people read appearance.
This Atlanta episode keeps its energy in the room, with Tev, JR, and Jesse trading jokes before settling into a clearer talk about tricking and mental health. The conversation stays loose, but that looseness suits the group and gives the sharpest moments some bite.
A live-streamed argument that mixes social-media fatigue, demographic anxiety, and a fair bit of drift.
A Monday livestream turns into a blunt, messy talk about X, Elon Musk, and changing demographics. What works here is the loose handoff from hat jokes, a guest announcement, and PodFest chatter into a cultural argument that never really stops feeling live.
A blunt debate about victim blaming, boundaries, and where personal responsibility starts.
The segment sits in the uneasy space between victim blaming, personal responsibility, and caution turning into judgment. It begins with a question about how sensitive someone should be, and whether women should carry a higher level of awareness and protection for themselves.
Anna Martin interviews writers and couples about the real stories behind Modern Love essays.
Knox and Jamie turn celebrity gossip, film deep dives, and streaming news into weekly comedy.
Two hosts revisit one film, show, or book a week, plus long personal tangents.
A Brazilian journalist spends years reinvestigating unsolved child disappearances in Paraná.
Cris Bartz and Juva Lauer alternate debate and interview episodes on Brazilian social issues.
Robert Wright interviews specialists on Iran, Gaza, Ukraine, Taiwan, and open-source AI.
The host recaps a previous episode on social media and biblical conspiracy theories with guest John T, then discusses current topics including Keith Powers' sobriety journey and the Offset-Celina Powell scandal, framing everything through a mental health and personal responsibility lens.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast centers on Anthony Dodson, also called Mr.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast uses three current topics to connect food habits, public apology, and political reaction to mental health framing.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast opens with the host recapping the Anthony Dotson episode, where family, social media, and doing business with a daughter became the focus.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast opens with a solo livestream where the host says he took several weeks off, bought a 2023 white Toyota, and is saving the full car story for a vlog.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast centers on phone addiction, brain fog, and stress with Dr.
Host delivers final solo episode of the season, discussing obedience, patience, and God's guidance through the lens of scripture and personal experience.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast opens with David Banner’s viral quote, where he says he was misquoted and that the issue is a man being dishonest to his wife.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast centers this live stream on the 'Social Media and You' series, the Epstein files vote, and Nicki Minaj’s UN remarks about Christians in Nigeria.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast uses the title question "Is Unaliving Yourself Selfish?" to revisit a 2021 episode during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
The episode opens with sponsor reads and host setup before settling into a conversation about potential.
The episode opens on a Monday live stream and keeps the show's familiar mix of consistency talk, personal reflection, and community back and forth.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast opens with a recap of the earlier episode "Ending Your Life Selfish," including suicide pods, financial stress for men, and Kevin Hines jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge.
The host recaps a previous interview with therapist Peyton Hogan about suicidal thoughts and finding the right therapist, then analyzes 21 Savage's claim that Atlanta 'groomed' his generation for club life, connecting it to mental burnout.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast uses a guest conversation with Paul, a former military member now living in Las Vegas, to bridge into a recap of season 9, episode 8.19 with Karen Not Salmon, where the host says her comments about Hitler and comedy reshaped how he thinks about satire and truth-telling.
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The episode opens with Social Media and You Part 2, featuring Peyton on social media and therapy.
Megan opens with updates about PodFest, a season-finale decision for “Social Meeting You Reloaded Part 5,” and a team role on “Just Here with Dr.
The episode starts with a simple question.
The episode turns an abortion-and-religion discussion into a wider argument for talking plainly about politics.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast centers this episode on how low self-esteem can show up in appearance, speech, and family dynamics, with host Williams citing Romans 12:3 and his own jump from “bottom tier” to a “high eight.” Guest Paul Sweatpants, a Saint Paul, Minnesota native now living in Las Vegas and making YouTube/TikTok content, talks through how a criticism about his vlog structure changed the way he speaks on camera.
Therapy isn't just advice—it's a space to process things and heal; the reluctance many men feel is based on misconception.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast leans on a live-stream format with Izzy and guest JR from Real Shit Let's Talk Podcast, then moves from old friendships and podcast growth into advice about jobs, social media, and showing up in rooms.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast’s “Can Men and Women Truly Be Friends?
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast centers on a conversation about tricking, D'Angelo’s death from pancreatic cancer, and a roundtable debate from Kirk Franklin’s Den of Kings with NLE Choppa and Jonathan Majors.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast centers this live stream on three clips: Cat Williams on Sherri Shepherd saying, “I’m a follower of Jesus Christ,” Stephen A.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast centers this episode on “tricking,” asking whether spending money in romantic situations is generosity, power, or insecurity.
P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast frames "Are Conspiracy Theories Making Men More Anxious?
The host discusses the lack of support from friends for his content creation and explores why friends may not support each other's endeavors.
Host Izzy Baker interviews author Sam Karen about the phrase 'that's just the way I am,' exploring resistance to change, family dynamics, and setting boundaries.
A discussion about the challenges educated black men face in the job market and the impact on their mental health.
The host discusses his decision to continue Monday live streams despite considering a break, emphasizing consistency and dedication to his audience and faith.
The host discusses fear as a self-fulfilling prophecy and introduces a guest with 30+ years of experience to explore how fear rewires the brain and how to overcome it.
The host discusses whether men use podcasts as a replacement for therapy and examines double standards in relationships.
Host Izzy Baker returns from a break with a solo episode discussing the podcast's direction and upcoming content.
Host Izzy Baker and guest Kai Saunders discuss recognizing when you're in the wrong industry or relationship and how to build properly, using biblical examples and introducing a new segment called 'Man to Man'.
The host discusses his podcast consistency, plans for a hiatus, and the value of evergreen content before introducing a guest.
Host Izzy Baker kicks off a Mental Man Monday live stream, discussing his day and preparing to interview a guest about men's mental health.