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The youth demanded to learn about finances. So, we called Melissa Mazard financial literacy enthusiast, who came to the show to teach us how to chase paper the right way. She educated the youth on good money habits, investing, how to make money and how to operate in your job. Join in the conversation and get ready to take notes. Get your snack and listen to the Youth Talk! Follow the Instagram: @youthtalkpodcast

Youth Talk Podcast | 03- “Healthy Relationships Matter!” SBAAM Edition This Show was Previously Recorded During Black History Month in 2021. This show’s foundation is in Community Building and equity for all. This episode can help the community understand the importance in building healthy relationships across the board from intimate partner relationships to family bonds and more. Healthy Relationships were the third highest rating topic that scholars wanted to listen to. Many are struggling with relationships across the board. Tune in as the team looks at the importance of relationships, different types of relationships and how to identify healthy vs. Unhealthy Relationships across all spectrums. If you are questioning your relationship with others or yourself please sit back get a snack and listen to the Youth Talk.

Youth Talk Podcast | 02 -”What the Mental Health!” SBAAM Edition Mental Health has become the topic of conversation everywhere we turn, yet there are still questions many scholars and community members have. In this episode the team looks at what is mental health, who is affected by it, the stigmas surrounding mental health, the different types and causes as well as how to get help. If you have questions or concerns about this topic, sit back ,get a snack and listen to the youth talk. Please remember if you are in need of help please do not hesitate to contact is and we will do our best to point you in the right direction for services.

In this First episode South Bronx Academy for Applied Media scholars discussed why there is a barrier in talking to parents about their problems. The scholars conducted research and also provided ways bridge the gap in communication.