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My name is JC (Jean Claude) Brooks, and my mission is to give a voice to those who have ever felt like they didn’t fit under a certain category… those who might feel like they “don’t belong.” From growing up as a young Haitian boy to being adopted as a teenager into a Caucasian family in America, this is my story of becoming. I look forward to introducing you to people like me, people unlike me, and people who are still figuring it out. We will also explore how you can help children who are ...
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Football chat and occasional analysis from non-experts of "the beautiful game"....what could possibly go wrong?! Originally from the UK, but now living in Australia and New Zealand we are football loving outcasts in these oval ball sport dominated countries!
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A mix of movie review and movie criticising, the Social Outcasts cover it all in the first test episode of the new podcast. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-social-outcasts/support
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I was blessed to have the opportunity to have an honest and open conversation with mental health advocate, entrepreneur, and life coach George P Brooks. George is the founder of METTA Association, a nonprofit organization committed to advocacy and awareness for decriminalizing and destigmatizing that which concerns mental illness. After discovering…
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Trigger Warning: This episode contains content about suicide. Today, I share an eye-opening interview with my brother, Zach Brooks. Zach shares some major trauma that he has experienced and how he has taken his adversities and turned them into strength. Zach unfortunately lost two of his dearest friends within months of each other, which brought on…
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In this episode of our Mental Matters series, I share with you an interview with a dear friend of mine, Kayla. She shares with us her journey of navigating life with anxiety from childhood to adulthood. Kayla discovered her feelings of anxiety at a young age, and her journey to becoming ready for therapy aims to inspire and give you guidance. Reali…
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We are back after taking some time to develop a new series: Mental Matters. Throughout this series, I will be taking you into the minds and the hearts of people like you... people with unique stories, everyday battles, and accomplishments that have molded them into the individuals they are today. Mental health has become near and dear to me as I ha…
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In this episode, we hear the story of Bebe Porpilia, who was adopted by my paternal aunt. Bebe was the youngest adoptee from our orphanage in Haiti who recently graduated from Anderson University. We get to know more about her family background and her journey from the orphanage to the states.Jc Brooks által
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Jack and Jake are back to talk about the first round of the NBA playoffs, specifically: the 76ers anti-basketball agenda, the Bucks inevitable beatdown of the Bulls, Should Boston fans love Kyrie? + Angel Hernandez is still employed. Make sure you check us out on Twitter @theoutcastspod!The Outcasts által
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Jack and Jake are back in action to break down the first round of the NBA play-in tournament, Aaron Rodgers is falling apart without Devante Adams already + the unlikely Jose Ramirez extension & the Guardians’ hot start. Make sure you check us out on Twitter @theoutcastspod!The Outcasts által
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Jack and Jake hit the Zoom studio on April Fools’ Day to talk about LeBron’s jokes as the Lakers miss the playoffs, the state of the MLB as the season kicks off + Both the Bulls and the Cavs are in postseason play…but for how long? Make sure you check us out on Twitter @theoutcastspod!The Outcasts által
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I wanted to start a mini-series explaining the meaning behind the title of my podcast. Believing, becoming, and belonging are three powerful words that are the epitome of my journey, and this journey starts with believing. Through finding myself, I have had to wholeheartedly believe in the power I hold to own my truth as I work through my story.…
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Amanda was adopted from China over 25 years ago. Growing up as a transracial adoptee, Amanda has embraced and celebrated both sides of her culture & heritage. She focused heavily on theater, dance, and music artistry before landing a career as a CG Lighter. Amanda is well known for Yuanfen, a short film she created and directed highlighting the ado…
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In today's episode, my special guest is Merlande Brooks. Merlande and I are both from Haiti. We were adopted into the same family in 2010. Merlande is very resilient. She was raised by her grandfather before she got to the orphanage, and after being adopted she has now taken the responsibility of taking care of her siblings and grandfather.…
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As promised, this week, I had the opportunity to interview the woman who made it all happen - my mother, Tara. I was able to gain a new perspective of my journey through Tara's story. Our interview was eye-opening to the obstacles she and my father faced while bringing Woody and me to the United States. I am so appreciative that her resilience was …
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After I graduated high school, I got a scholarship to play football as a kicker at an HBCU in Missouri called Lincoln University, it was quite the shell shock for me. It was there that I learn so much about what it means to be black in America, who I am, and where exactly I might fit in. I transferred to multiple schools and in the midst of all tha…
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In this week's episode, the adoption is finalized and we made it home to the state of North Carolina. We had our first meal in the states after being adopted and you'll be surprised to find out what it is exactly. We find out the hardships Woody and I had to deal with from, school, to the language barrier, to everyday life. In the midst of all that…
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In February of 2007, my friends and I in the orphanage were brought to the United States as a choir to sing in churches throughout the country. During this period is when I met my adoptive family for the first time. Coming from Haiti to the U.S. was my first real culture shock. My friends and I had to adapt to a totally different lifestyle, even th…
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As Early on as I can remember, I've had to make some big life-changing decisions. At a very young age, my mom passed and everything in my life had changed. In this episode, we will be traveling back to the earliest I can remember, from playing soccer daily with my friends in the neighborhood to making decisions that would affect where my life is cu…
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Our stories are what make each of us who we are, and every individual’s story is unique in its own way. I felt called to create a space of comfort, love, and fellowship and to share not only my life’s journey but other amazing narratives from powerful overcomers. I welcome you to join me in building a community that brings support, value and hopes …
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If you like the show or want to give us some constructive criticism please leave it in the comments on Apple or message us through our social. This show is for you guys, we want to do what we can to make you guys happy. Thank you! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-social-outcasts/support…
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While last week's episode was about the wonderful world of Sharknado, this week is about the dark side that you didn't hear about. Join us for a review of three of the world's worst movies to ever be filmed in this week's episode of the Social Outcasts Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-social-outcasts/su…
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Buzz and Juice discuss what the Bulls should do with Zach LaVine and MLB spring training. The 108 Tourney comes into play and Buzz talks about his early exit and what he has to do next year to win the whole thing! Should the Blackhawks go for it? Or should they ease back and go for a higher pick? The show closes with NFL free agency and what the Be…
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Buzz and Juice talk about how Detroit sucks when they open the show. Does Antonio Brown fit within the Bears offense and locker room? Buzz talks White Sox spring training depression and Juice talks how the Cubs look great. The show closes out with Bulls talk and prizes and giveaways are mentioned throughout the show.…
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Outcasts return for the saddest white Sox episode ever recorded. 670 The Score's Herb Lawrence joins the show to break down the Sox missing out on Manny Machado. Juice tells doubting cubs fans to jump in the lake and the Blackhawks just don’t lose. Crack a beer and put your feet up, it’s going to be a sad one.…
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The Outcasts are back this week to summarise the English Premier League season coming to an end. As well as the Premier League wrap up the boys talk about: a team naming themselves after the current U.S. President; Mexico calling up a player for his 5th World Cup; who will replace Wenger at Arsenal; the Championship Play Offs; and possibly the worl…
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