Well, Since You Asked Me....18 Mai 2025

The Healing Hustle: Yoga, Grace, and Black Masculinity

Welcome to Well, Since You asked me,.. the podcast where conversation sparks conversation

In this episode I sit down with Reggie Hubbard, Founder/Chief Serving Officer, Active Peace LLC, to explore the emotional and spiritual liberation of Black men through mindfulness, yoga, and radical self-compassion. Tackling questions like What happens when you choose grace instead of retaliation? When you turn pain into purpose?

Featured in the May/June issue of Essence Magazine, Reggie opens up about how surviving a toxic job led him to create a healing space for Black men across identities.

We discuss:

The pressure to suppress emotions in a world that demands stoicism from Black men
How yoga, rest, and ancestral practices can help transform internalized stress
The power of choosing softness, grace, and community
How Black men can reclaim vulnerability as a strength not a weakness

This conversation is part of a larger movement to amplify healing in our communities. Want to go deeper?

Join Reggie and his team for a weeklong virtual seminar amplifying BIPOC voices in healing spaces: Amplify the Voices of the Global Majority: How We Heal

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