2020 IM LISTENING

Many of the most powerful conversations that have come out of RADIO.COM’s I’m Listening initiative have come from the candid and vulnerable stories of our most beloved artists. The artists we’ve highlighted here make mental health a priority.

This year for our 2020 I’m Listening broadcast we came together with artists and athletes not only to empower listeners to have open conversations around mental health but to demonstrate that talking can truly save lives.

We’ve carved out some of the most memorable moments from the conversations we had with our I’m Listening Class of 2020 and share their powerful messages. From DJ Khaled to Demi Lovato each of these artists are using ‘talk’ as a tool to save lives.

Today is your day. A day to share your stories. A day to listen and reflect. A day to lend your ear to someone who might need help during a difficult period. RADIO.COM’s I’m Listening is here for you.

DJ Khaled is here to drop his effervescent wisdom when it comes to how we approach our self-esteem and self-worth. The I’m Listening 2020 class member tells us that his “we the best” mantra is more complex than a simple self-serving statement.

The 2020 edition of RADIO.COM’s I’m Listening is here for you. With the power of shared stories and experiences from artists, athletes, and health professionals we ask you to join us for a special two hour event on Wednesday, September 23 at 6PM.

There is no universal language for mental health. Signs of peace and distress are subjective. It’s falls on family members and loved ones to understand those signs and listen. RADIO.COM hopes to help translate those signs for Im Listening

Dr. Michael Lindsey joins us this year on our special 2-hour I’m Listening broadcast to offer his insight into child and adolescent mental health in the age of COVID and social unrest.

As summer comes to a close and we usher in the season of pumpkin spice, we are aware that many experience seasonal affective disorder. Through the I’m Listening initiative we have put together a few tips to help combat seasonal affective disorder.

Philadelphia Eagles’ guard, and Super Bowl champion, Brandon Brooks knows the difficulty in coming forward. “Mental illness is something millions of Americans go through,” he told RADIO.COM.