Dear White Label American Podcast listeners,

In episode 155, our latest episode, we marked the end of Pride Month and also advocated for mental health when host Raphael Harry sat down with special guest Uche Chukwu to discuss a range of topics related to their personal experiences. Uche a public speaker, Igbo philosopher, and podcaster, recalls feeling invincible as a child and how he struggled with depression as a teenager without the language to identify it as such at the time. We emphasize the importance of therapy and the potential benefits it can have, particularly for those who have internalized problematic experiences. Ep 155: ”The Duality of Childhood: Spirituality and Inclusive Beliefs in a Restrictive Society” ft Uche Chukwu | White Label American

Uche also shares his own personal journey, including immigrating to the United States and pursuing philosophy despite societal expectations to work in healthcare. We discussed our complicated relationships with family members and our experiences serving in the military (Uche is an army veteran).

In addition to his personal experiences, Uche talks about his passion for educating people about God in a broader, more inclusive way that can help bridge gaps between different communities. He also promotes the idea that every immigrant's story is unique and highlights the dangers of promoting anti-immigrant sentiment.

Lastly, listeners to support our work on Patreon where you can watch the full video along with other bonus content and check out Uche's podcast too 'Let's Talk About Us with Uche.' Overall, this episode touches on a variety of important issues and provides a unique perspective on personal growth and development.

Thank you for tuning in and we look forward to bringing you more engaging content in the future.

Best,

The White Label American Podcast Team