Dr. David Gennis, guest hosting for Zondra Pollard, discusses identity formation with musician Mykee Wattz. Mykee shares his journey from classical music to hip hop, highlighting the challenges of hiding his sexuality and the impact of early fame. He recounts struggles with drugs, alcohol, and identity, leading to depression and internal conflict. Mykee's transition to authenticity involved marriage and personal growth, despite setbacks. They explore the importance of emotional regulation, mental health education, and the balance between honesty and tact. Mykee emphasizes the need for acceptance and forgiveness in personal development.

Dr. David Gennis, guest hosting "It's Where I Am" on 91.5 FM, discusses self-care with Carlos Padilla, activities director at Great Mind Counseling and Wellness Center. They emphasize that self-care extends beyond superficial activities, encompassing physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Carlos shares practical tips, like taking breaks and engaging in physical activities like gym workouts, which boost endorphins and improve mood. David highlights the importance of emotional regulation and setting boundaries. They also discuss the impact of a therapist's mood on clients and the benefits of hobbies and journaling for mental and spiritual self-care.

Dr. David Gennis hosts a special episode of "It's Where I Am" featuring Edward Cervantes, a sex trafficking survivor turned certified mediator and restorative justice practitioner. Edward shares his journey from being kicked out of his home at 13, dropping out of school, and facing homelessness to overcoming these challenges and achieving academic success with a 99.98 GPA in mediation and restorative justice. He discusses the importance of initiative, the impact of the Violence Against Women Act, and the need for better support systems for victims of sex trafficking. Edward also highlights the significance of holistic care and the role of advocacy in promoting restorative justice.