Don’t be afraid to Talk - Podcast with James Lumumba

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Don’t be afraid to Talk - Podcast with James Lumumba typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Mental-health adjacent expertise (e.g., therapist/mental health professional), coaches/trainers with trauma/healing specialization, public health practitioners, or experienced advocates who can speak credibly to trauma, recovery, suicide risk awareness, and stigma reduction—often with a personal story component. Common among recent guests: Relevant professional practice (therapy/mental health, coaching, public health); Demonstrated work in recovery/healing or trauma-informed education; For some guests: public-facing projects (e.g., a related podcast or public initiatives). Recent guests include Michael J Clancy, Jack Cullinan, and Colm Doolan.

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Recent episodes cover Mental Health, Suicide, Trauma, Recovery, and Well Being. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

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