EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 27 MIN
Being An Agent Of Change For Men Of Color | CONNECTED
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Send us Fan Mail“Hello to all of our phenomenal viewers, listeners, and supporters, I am your host Donald and I am so excited to be here. Welcome to another episode of CONNECTED, where we discuss all things mental health, recovery, employment, and stories.In this episode we are talking with Luis Marroquin, a rebel in his own right. Born in Bogotá Columbia, Luis migrated to the United States at a young age and faced many of life’s challenges such as Mental Health and substance abuse. Through his trials and tribulations he was able to find the light at the end of the tunnel.Today, we’re going to hear his story, talk about healing, masculinity, mental health, recovery, and the work he is doing to create meaningful change. So without further ado let us welcome the incomparable Luis Marroquin. Produced by: DeWalt Studio at Connections House in Concord, CADirector of Photography & Edited by:Members & Staff of Connections House For more information, please visit:mentalhealthconnectionsca.org OR connectionshouseca.orgGive us a call to learn about becoming a member:925-691-4276Instagram: / _connectionshouse_ Facebook: / mentalhealthconnectionsca LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/ment...Donate here:https://kindest.com/034503-give-conne...
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Send us Fan Mail “Hello to all of our phenomenal viewers, listeners, and supporters, I am your host Donald and I am so excited to be here. Welcome to another episode of CONNECTED, where we discuss all things mental health, recovery, employment, and stories. In this episode we are talking with Luis Marroquin, a rebel in his own right. Born in Bogotá Columbia, Luis migrated to the United States at a young age and faced many of life’s challenges such as Mental Health and substance abuse. Through...
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