Iggy's Loudmouth Podcast

On this week's episode, Iggy recaps what he learned from watching Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl Performance. With all the messages in it, the biggest one, is the ability to accept not being liked for living in your vision. Sometimes people won't like you or understand you in your purpose. Learning to accept that allows the freedom mentally to lean into your purpose.

On this week's episode, Iggy dives into his reaction after not winning an award for the podcast over the weekend. Learning how to use the losses to get to the wins is an important lesson in the human journey. Iggy talks about how he has used the losses to maintain vision to appreciate when the wins do come.

On this week's Mental Health Monday episode, Iggy remembers Kobe, GiGi and the victims of the tragic helicopter crash on it's 5th year anniversary. Highlighting that loss is important not only for the tragedy and the impact of Kobe Bryant dying but also it was a moment in history where it felt like every black man cried in unison. Something, that Iggy feels holds power in itself.

What Would MLK Think? That's the Question on this week's Mental Health Monday Episode. Iggy sits with the mental health of being black in 2025 and explores what he believes MLK would think of the black community in 2025. Would he be disappointed or encouraged? Is Iggy disappointed or encouraged? Are You? Tune in each Monday for Iggy's Loudmouth Podcast "Mental Health Monday" series on Spotify, App...

On this second Monday of 2025, Iggy highlights the importance of learning to pick your battles. That doesn't necessarily mean to not battle but learning to see which battles are worth it. What should you stand on and what can be dispelled peacefully. Make sure you turn in every Monday for a Mental Health Monday with Iggy.

On the first MHM episode of 2025, Iggy returns from a long break to celebrate a new year and honor the blessings of the last. Iggy discusses setting goals in a balanced and obtainable fashion on this episode and shares some personal goals he wishes to gain this year. Happy new year and enjoy the new episode.

Iggy's Loudmouth Podcast is a podcast based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. In this season of discussion, Iggy begins his sit down conversations with various artists and entrepreneurs in Chattanooga and greater southern area.   This Episode features Iggy live in Chattanooga, Tennessee at The Smart Oasis. In this episode, Iggy sits down with local rappers, Cuatro Cinco and Finding Zero to have a convers...

Today is the day before Election 2024. In what might be out most polarizing election ever, Iggy checks back in with the audience in hopes to remind everyone to make sure to stay mentally grounded no matter the outcome. Hopefully, no matter the choice, it can be managed as a people and we don't lose our humanity. 

On today's episode, Iggy speaks on staying true to your growth and center in your emotional state. Even when that is tested through disrespect and challenges your ego. For Black Men specifically, with public news and private experience, Iggy offers some words of encouragement and hope for the betterment of us as men.

On this episode of Mental Health Monday, Iggy dives into being fully healed before getting into relationships. Is it necessary or even reasonable to believe this. Being fully healed will take lifelong constant work and the only way for that to be tested to grow, is in having to face your triggers with others.

Ironically after last week's Mental Health Monday episode, this week's focus is on Isolation. Isolation is necessary in the human journey. The time and realization that within yourself you can hold happiness and purpose is developed during times of Isolation. In this episode, Iggy encourages using isolation to strengthen instead of weaken.

On this week's Mental Health Monday episode, it is a very, very special one. With this week being Chattanooga Hip Hop Week, I had the opportunity to host a live recording of the episode and for the first time ever, I had guests to discuss the topic with me. Hip Hop is a big piece for the black community but how it effects a young black kid's mental health is not discussed enough. Whater it be good...

On this week's episode, Iggy takes another personal take on Mental Health in the form of break-ups. Learning yourself again after the lessons of a ended relationship is truly a journey. Iggy speaks to some things that he learned from his past ones and how it was to get back to himself. Break ups are something many experience and the hope is that this episode encourages those on that journey. 

On this episode of Mental Health Monday, Iggy gets away from his personal mental health to discuss the mental health of black people and in particular with it's men and women. With so much content and dialogue that encourages the lack of need for each other. This is an attempt to argue back and say in fact, we do need each other. More now maybe than ever. 

On this Mental Health Monday episode, I use this platform to express some personal things that have me mentally drained this week. While also encouraging you as well as myself that life will come with the good and the bad. Life is cyclical that's the beauty of it, it is important to find balance within that, mentally.

On this week's episode, I bring focus back to journaling and the importance of actually writing things down and how that process is a step to self reflection. Specifically to men's mental health in which often times self reflection can take a lot of work and ego stripping. Self Reflection is the way to get better and be the better version of who we are meant to be.

On this Mental Health Monday, I wanted to dedicate the episode as part of my annual "Why Kobe is the GOAT" series and talk about the impact that Kobe and his Mamba Mentality left on me and the world. It's not often a celebrity leaves something bigger than them even outside of their speciality. Kobe left behind a mentality to lean on for not only career endeavors but in life. 

On this week's Mental Health Monday episode, the topic is specifically to all the people pleasers out there. Avoiding conflict is a a trigger to those that carry that attribute. I know for me personally it is something I have struggled with my whole life. I love being the nice guy, but sometimes respect can be lost in that and it must take standing up in conflict to gain that back for your inner s...

On this week's episode, I speak on having accountability to our decisions as parents and how they effect our children. Recently there have been personal things in my life but also an open discussion on leaving a relationship with a partner that is not healthy. If those relationships produced children, I believe it is important to be sensitive to those children and being accountable to how that dec...

On this week's episode, I speak about how powerful music can be for one's mental health. For me personally, Music has been a big part of my life in so many ways. It has been a life saver for me at times and a communicator for me at times. I speak to that on today's episode and share how I feel that can help with you all. 

This Episode features Iggy live in Chattanooga, Tennessee at Happy Hemp Farmacy in Chattanooga, Tn. In Partnership with Podnooga, I present a live recording episode of the podcast featuring two of Chattanooga's Best Hip Hop artists, Chris P. and Michael Da Vinci. I have built a solid relationship with these two and with an audience in attendance I wanted to dive into the growth these brothers have...

After starting out the month discussing finding a healthy space mentally with the upcoming election, I wanted to recheck in at the end of this month. This month has seen some of the biggest political events in recent history, with the attempted assassination of Donald Trump and the announcement of VP Kamala Harris as the democratic candidate. It has been a whirlwind of racial and sensitive topics...

Happy Mental Health Monday! On this week's episode, I speak on the importance of setting boundaries as a friend. Sometimes the people we love are the hardest to do that with. In times, that you feel like you are trying to hard to help someone, maybe you are. We are all dealt the paths in life that we are meant to walk. Learning how to let people go but also being able to hold them accountable to t...

On this week's episode, I highlight this month as BIPOC mental health month. With that being the overall theme, I wanted to focus on the importance of giving and showing yourself grace. I think as a Person of Color, that is one thing we struggle with in our mental health journey as a people. Learning how to do that when things are good and bad is very vital. As Black Men, specifically I speak to a...

After taking a break last Monday, I am back to start preparing for the upcoming election, mentally. After watching the debate and seeing the reactions after, I wanted to start having the conversation about how to start coping through the conflicts ahead.