<![CDATA[Brothers in Public Health Podcast]]>The Brothers in Public Health Podcast amplifies public health for the culture. 

The Brothers in Public Health Podcast is a consciously aware / culturally relevant platform for students and young professionals interested in public health. Listeners can expect to gain insights on navigating their public health journey, translating public health concepts to the community & much more!

]]>brosinpublichealth.orgRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Fri, 23 Oct 2026 02:40:23 GMTSun, 17 May 2026 21:14:17 GMT60Brothers in Public Health<p>The Brothers in Public Health Podcast amplifies public health for the culture. </p><p></p><p>The Brothers in Public Health Podcast is a consciously aware / culturally relevant platform for students and young professionals interested in public health. Listeners can expect to gain insights on navigating their public health journey, translating public health concepts to the community &amp; much more!</p>episodicBrothers in Public Healthinfo@brosinpublichealth.orgno<![CDATA["Work is Nutty" ]]>In this episode, Winston a.k.a publichealth_bul discusses the realities of working in public health, including burnout, bureaucracy, capitalism, and how to navigate these challenges while staying true to your mission.

Key topics include:

  • Workplace burnout in public health
  • Impact of bureaucracy on public health progress
  • Capitalism's influence on health justice


]]>fc9e5e19-dcca-4a77-bcd2-302602066f08Mon, 19 Oct 2026 12:00:00 GMT<p>In this episode, Winston a.k.a publichealth_bul discusses the realities of working in public health, including burnout, bureaucracy, capitalism, and how to navigate these challenges while staying true to your mission.</p><p>Key topics include:</p><ul><li>Workplace burnout in public health</li><li>Impact of bureaucracy on public health progress</li><li>Capitalism's influence on health justice</li></ul><p><br /></p>no00:31:15"Work is Nutty" full<![CDATA[How Bad Bunny Inspired a Public Health Revolution]]>In this episode, Dalwin Corcino shares his inspiring journey through public health, emphasizing the importance of representation, community engagement, and healthy masculinity. He discusses the impact of systemic inequities on men's health and offers practical advice for young professionals and men of color.

Key Topics:

  • Dalwin Corcino's journey in public health
  • The importance of representation and mentorship
  • Systemic inequities affecting men's health
  • The role of community health centers
  • Healthy masculinity and mental health
  • Youth engagement and leadership in public health
  • The impact of systemic racism and trauma

• ⁃ Strategies for young professionals in public health

]]>a0b57136-7bfd-4633-9d3b-0b17e2814c30Mon, 17 Aug 2026 12:00:00 GMT<p>In this episode, Dalwin Corcino shares his inspiring journey through public health, emphasizing the importance of representation, community engagement, and healthy masculinity. He discusses the impact of systemic inequities on men's health and offers practical advice for young professionals and men of color.</p><p></p><p><b>Key Topics:</b></p><ul><li>Dalwin Corcino's journey in public health</li><li>The importance of representation and mentorship</li><li>Systemic inequities affecting men's health</li><li>The role of community health centers</li><li>Healthy masculinity and mental health</li><li>Youth engagement and leadership in public health</li><li>The impact of systemic racism and trauma</li></ul><p>• ⁃ Strategies for young professionals in public health</p>no01:20:38How Bad Bunny Inspired a Public Health Revolutionfull<![CDATA[What My Name Taught Me About Public Health and Perseverance ]]>In this episode, we dive deep into the inspiring journey of Charles Udeze, the inaugural DAP Award winner at Brothers in Public Health and a Master's Public Health student at Johns Hopkins University. Charles's story is one of perseverance, dedication, and a profound commitment to improving healthcare access for all.

Key Topics:

  • Charles Udeze's journey into public health 
  • The role of organizing in public health
  • Public health advocacy and policy
  • Community engagement and health outcomes

• ⁃ The importance of messaging and communication in advocacy

]]>aac4251b-0620-4c5a-a547-9471f83cce1bMon, 10 Aug 2026 16:22:56 GMT<p>In this episode, we dive deep into the inspiring journey of Charles Udeze, the inaugural DAP Award winner at Brothers in Public Health and a Master's Public Health student at Johns Hopkins University. Charles's story is one of perseverance, dedication, and a profound commitment to improving healthcare access for all.</p><p></p><p><b>Key Topics:</b></p><ul><li>Charles Udeze's journey into public health </li><li>The role of organizing in public health</li><li>Public health advocacy and policy</li><li>Community engagement and health outcomes</li></ul><p>• ⁃ The importance of messaging and communication in advocacy</p>no00:48:0615What My Name Taught Me About Public Health and Perseverance full<![CDATA[From Sacramento to Public Health Leadership: Jared Brown’s Journey]]>Join us as Jared Brown shares his inspiring journey in public health, touching on his projects, challenges, and vision for the future. Discover how intersectionality, mentorship, and community engagement shape impactful health initiatives.

Key Topics:

  • Jared’s public health journey and current projects
  • Challenges faced and overcoming adversity
  • Importance of intersectionality in health equity
  • Mentorship and community support

• ⁃ Future career goals and research interests

]]>8e310ef9-56b3-445b-8638-e552aa50ece9Tue, 04 Aug 2026 12:53:06 GMT<p>Join us as Jared Brown shares his inspiring journey in public health, touching on his projects, challenges, and vision for the future. Discover how intersectionality, mentorship, and community engagement shape impactful health initiatives.</p><p></p><p>Key Topics:</p><ul><li>Jared’s public health journey and current projects</li><li>Challenges faced and overcoming adversity</li><li>Importance of intersectionality in health equity</li><li>Mentorship and community support</li></ul><p>• ⁃ Future career goals and research interests</p>no00:49:5114From Sacramento to Public Health Leadership: Jared Brown’s Journeyfull<![CDATA[Soccer, Society, and the Power of Representation ]]>In this episode, we explore the intersection of sports, politics, and identity through a lively discussion on the World Cup, racism, representation, and public health. Our guests share insights on how sports reflect societal issues and the importance of community engagement.


Key Topics

  • Racism and discrimination in international sports
  • The impact of political comments by officials on communities of color
  • The importance of representation and community engagement in sports
  • Barriers to youth sports participation for communities of color
  • The influence of sports on public health and social cohesion
]]>6813d637-f1bd-4821-a954-59620116d3f6Mon, 27 Jul 2026 02:49:45 GMT<p>In this episode, we explore the intersection of sports, politics, and identity through a lively discussion on the World Cup, racism, representation, and public health. Our guests share insights on how sports reflect societal issues and the importance of community engagement.</p><p><br /></p><p>Key Topics</p><ul><li>Racism and discrimination in international sports</li><li>The impact of political comments by officials on communities of color</li><li>The importance of representation and community engagement in sports</li><li>Barriers to youth sports participation for communities of color</li><li>The influence of sports on public health and social cohesion</li></ul>no01:09:5713Soccer, Society, and the Power of Representation full<![CDATA[How Memphis shaped Chauncey Stewart's Public Health Journey]]>In this episode, Chauncey Stewart shares his inspiring journey from Memphis roots to becoming an environmental chemist and public health researcher. He discusses the importance of systemic change, the social determinants of health, and the power of representation in public health.

Key Topics

  • Chauncey Stewart's personal journey and background
  • The role of systemic and political determinants of health
  • Water treatment processes and environmental science
  • The importance of representation and diversity in public health
  • Challenges faced by Black professionals in the field

• ⁃ Public health's impact on community health and disparities

]]>d8fabf87-f2af-4af1-a136-95d08e13e54aMon, 13 Jul 2026 12:00:00 GMT<p>In this episode, Chauncey Stewart shares his inspiring journey from Memphis roots to becoming an environmental chemist and public health researcher. He discusses the importance of systemic change, the social determinants of health, and the power of representation in public health.</p><p></p><p><b>Key Topics</b></p><ul><li>Chauncey Stewart's personal journey and background</li><li>The role of systemic and political determinants of health</li><li>Water treatment processes and environmental science</li><li>The importance of representation and diversity in public health</li><li>Challenges faced by Black professionals in the field</li></ul><p>• ⁃ Public health's impact on community health and disparities</p>no00:48:4012How Memphis shaped Chauncey Stewart's Public Health Journeyfull<![CDATA[Redefining Strength: Emotions and Masculinity in Black Communities]]>In this episode, we explore mental health, masculinity, and emotional expression among men of color, featuring insights from current public health professionals and former student athletes. We discuss societal norms, systemic challenges, and ways to redefine strength and vulnerability.


Key topics

  • Societal expectations of masculinity and emotional expression
  • Systemic oppression and its impact on mental health
  • The importance of community support and representation
  • Breaking toxic narratives around strength and vulnerability

• ⁃ The role of public health in addressing mental health disparities

]]>4044fc11-e362-4cad-9e5e-a196b7da7a12Mon, 06 Jul 2026 14:32:21 GMT<p>In this episode, we explore mental health, masculinity, and emotional expression among men of color, featuring insights from current public health professionals and former student athletes. We discuss societal norms, systemic challenges, and ways to redefine strength and vulnerability.</p><p><br /></p><p><b><strong>Key topics</strong></b></p><ul><li>Societal expectations of masculinity and emotional expression</li><li>Systemic oppression and its impact on mental health</li><li>The importance of community support and representation</li><li>Breaking toxic narratives around strength and vulnerability</li></ul><p>• ⁃ The role of public health in addressing mental health disparities</p>no00:49:4311Redefining Strength: Emotions and Masculinity in Black Communitiesfull