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Some people confuse control with leadership. Others confuse silence with loyalty. This episode is about neither.It’s about what happens when those in power forget how to care—and the people without titles step up anyway. It’s about the coworkers who carry too much and still make space for others. The ones who tell the truth when it’s inconvenient. The ones who lead without permission.JD returns with the final chapter of the season: a story about toxic systems, the people they reward, and the quiet resistance that refuses to disappear. This isn’t just about bad bosses. It’s about what we’re willing to accept—and what happens when we finally say: enough.Because the sun doesn’t rise because someone says it will.It rises because we do.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

Toxic leaders don’t rise by accident—they’re lifted. Propped up by silence, shielded by policy, and rewarded by the very people who should be holding them accountable. In this episode, JD pulls back the curtain on the kind of leadership that thrives in the dark and the culture that keeps the lights off on purpose. From personal stories to behind-the-scenes decisions you were never meant to hear about, Kingmakers isn’t just a takedown—it’s a reckoning. If you’ve ever wondered how the worst people end up in charge, buckle up—because the truth isn't pretty.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In this chapter, we examine how toxic leaders not only rise—but thrive. Through the lens of high-profile scandals like WeWork and Uber, we unpack the systems that reward chaos over character, and ambition over accountability. Then, we turn inward.JD reflects on a personal experience with a manager whose obsession with optics endangered both staff and patients—revealing what happens when organizations confuse silence for loyalty and performance for leadership.This episode is about the wreckage left behind when no one says no—and the courage it takes to finally speak up.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

Departing from JD’s usual storytelling style, The Survivalist is more personal—more raw. In this chapter, he shares what it means to endure a toxic workplace and what it takes to leave one behind. With quiet defiance and unflinching clarity, JD explores the cost of staying silent, the slow unraveling of self-worth, and the fire it takes to finally choose yourself. This isn’t just a story about walking away. It’s about refusing to rebuild what was meant to break you.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In this powerful chapter, JD Hyman returns to the mic not just as a storyteller, but as the defendant in a battle over voice, truth, and accountability. After releasing a searing episode about his experiences working under toxic leadership, JD received something unexpected: a cease and desist letter. In this episode, he breaks down what that letter said, what it was meant to silence, and why he chose to respond—not just with words, but with clarity, conviction, and courage.This is more than a legal threat—it’s a case study in power, fear, and the cost of speaking up. So take your seat.  Court is now in session.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

Chase Smith, Founder/CEO of Press Play Podcasts, offers a final message to the P3 family.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

Why do toxic leaders seem to thrive while good employees suffer? In this episode, we explore the rise of toxic leadership through the lens of the Greater Fool theory—examining how enablers, silence, and flawed systems perpetuate dysfunction at the top. Joined by workplace culture expert Janice Brathwaite, we dive into the long-term impact of toxic environments, the emotional scars they leave behind, and how employees can spot red flags during the hiring process. Plus, Janice shares practical strategies for navigating toxic managers and reclaiming control of your career.If you’ve ever felt the lingering effects of a toxic workplace, this episode is for you.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In this episode, I recount the harrowing experience of working under a toxic leader in a crumbling hospital where chaos reigned supreme. From a leader obsessed with micromanaging trivial details while ignoring glaring systemic failures—like literal brown water—to a workplace riddled with dysfunction, unethical management practices, and the erosion of basic human decency. This is a story about surviving toxicity, rediscovering freedom, and understanding that sometimes, the best decision you can make is to walk away.Tune in for a raw and unfiltered look at the consequences of uninspired and destructive leadership.DISCLAIMER:The content of this episode is derived from personal experiences, firsthand accounts from former employees—with their full knowledge of its inclusion in this podcast—publicly available information from various governing agencies, and media outlets. To ensure clarity and avoid unnecessary conflict, some names and identifying details have been altered, and every effort has been made to exclude information that could directly identify current employees, clients, or entities associated with the hospital.This podcast exists to examine systemic issues, spark important conversations, and foster accountability—not to create unnecessary conflict. While every effort has been made to present these events accurately and fairly, all commentary reflects personal perspectives and should not be interpreted as definitive statements of fact or the official position of any organization.It is not the responsibility of this podcast to shield the ego of a certain unnamed executive, particularly when the issues discussed stem directly from their leadership decisions—or glaring lack thereof. If you feel this episode strikes uncomfortably close to home, perhaps it’s time to reflect on the role you’ve played in fostering dysfunction within your organization rather than deflecting blame elsewhere.And let’s consider a hypothetical scenario. If an organization were facing significant financial challenges—such as bankruptcy—wouldn’t it make more sense to focus on rebuilding and addressing internal issues rather than engaging in unnecessary legal posturing? Hypothetically speaking, such actions might not reflect the soundest financial management—or leadership priorities.This podcast operates under the principles of free speech, as protected by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. Its purpose is to foster meaningful dialogue and shed light on critical issues in a constructive manner.Final Note: This episode has been modified from its original version. Certain content has been edited in response to a cease-and-desist letter received after its initial release. This is not how the episode was originally recorded, and these changes have been made to address concerns raised while staying true to the purpose and integrity of the podcast.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

This year brought loss, love, and lessons I never saw coming. In this short, special episode, I reflect on the wild ride of letting go—of toxic spaces, old versions of myself, and even those I’ve loved and lost. From grief to gratitude, I’m holding space for the light and the heavy moments. If you’ve felt the weight of this year too, this one’s for you.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

This special episode addresses a recent development with the podcast.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

This special episode addresses a recent development with the podcast.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In this episode we delve deeper into the intricacies of toxic workplaces—shifting the focus from toxic managers to the very environments themselves. What happens when the entire culture of a workplace is a battlefield, draining employees from the moment they clock in? JD explores how toxicity can be embedded in the structures of workplaces, creating stress that’s normalized yet damaging. This episode features interview excerpts with Jason Greer, Founder and CEO of Greer Consulting, Inc.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In this short episode, we break down the results of the election and what they mean for the future of America. With Donald Trump’s victory, it's time for both parties to reflect on their mistakes and rethink their approach. Voters are focused on real, everyday issues like the economy and rising costs—issues the media often overlooks. This episode is a post-mortem on the election and a call to move forward with unity and introspection. It’s not the end of the world—just the beginning of the next chapter.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In this episode, JD explores the universal signs of workplace toxicity, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own environments and recognize troubling red flags. JD shares personal experiences of complicity in toxic workplaces and emphasizes the importance of awareness and courage in addressing dysfunction. Join us for a compelling discussion on how to spot red flags before it’s too late and create healthier work environments.This episode features interview excerpts with Dr. Kimberly Jones, Founder and CEO of Couvlux®Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In this episode of The Hyman Podcast, we take a deep dive into the impact of toxic leadership on organizations. Toxic managers often fail to inspire positive change because they’re unwilling to address their own destructive behaviors. We explore how these leaders stifle innovation, demoralize teams, and create lasting negative consequences for organizational culture and performance. Tune in to learn why toxic leadership undermines progress and what organizations can do to promote self-aware, transformative leaders. This episode features interview excerpts with John Waid, Founder and CEO of C3- Corporate Culture Consulting, a firm specializing in aligning an organization's culture with its strategic goals.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

Toxic managers can turn a workplace into a battlefield, casting shadows over everything from team dynamics to personal mental health. Through a mix of personal stories and hard truths, I unravel the traits that define these figures of control and intimidation. My own experiences highlight the systemic forces at play, particularly as a black man navigating corporate America, and reveal how these toxic environments can devalue and undermine entire teams. Discover why choosing mental health over toxic workplaces can be a transformative decision, and learn strategies to shield yourself from these damaging influences.As season four of the Hyman Podcast kicks off, I shine a spotlight on toxic leadership that can suffocate an entire organization. From manipulated budgets to unfair pay, I share anecdotes that underscore the long-lasting impact of such environments on employee morale and satisfaction.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In Season 4 we delve deep into the dark corners of toxic leadership and its insidious impact on workplace environments. Drawing from personal experience, I expose the chaos sown by a manager who turned a place meant for healing into a battleground of fear and dysfunction. This season isn't just about one bad boss; it's about a flawed system that enables such behavior, forcing good employees to sacrifice their well-being. Through candid storytelling and unflinching honesty, we'll confront the harsh realities of toxic management and explore the cost of choosing self-preservation over career stability. Join me as we pull back the curtain on a world where bullies no longer get to hide in the shadows.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In the third season finale of the Hyman Podcast, join JD on a deep and riviting exploration of relationships, the human experience, and the establishment of heroes and villians in our society. In this episode JD tells the story of Titanic, the late Princess of Wales, Captain Sullenberger and the Mircale on the Hudson and concludes with the plight of the Israeli and Ukraninian people as they continue to fight for freedom and independence. Hard conversations are all around us, it is the hope that this episode will spark some of those conversations.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

JD returns to his roots in this continuation from season one's "I'm Not Your Token Black Guy", in this episode, "The Gemini Man", JD delves deeper into his life story and goes behind the scenes during his time working for a rural school district to one his final posts of his professional career in Ohio at the Ohio Department of Taxation. This episode is full of vulernable, raw, emotional and thought provoking conversation where JD unravels the reality he lived, the two sides of his personhood, and how it shaped the person he is today.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In this compelling continuation of our two-part series, we delve deeper into the lasting effects of the War on Drugs on the Black community. Join JD as he explores the alarming racial disparities in drug arrests and convictions, and how they've shaped the lives of countless individuals. Discover the insidious connection between the War on Drugs and the prison industrial complex, and the economic incentives driving mass incarceration.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In Part 1 of this two-part series, JD embarks on a literary journey that unfolds like eight interconnected books. Each book uncovers a crucial aspect of the War on Drugs and its profound impact on the Black community. Dive into the political climate of the 1970s, the Nixon administration's role, and the systemic injustices that emerged from these policies. This narrative paints a vivid picture of a pivotal historical moment with far-reaching consequences for racial equity. Join us as we turn the pages on this compelling story.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

After three remarkable years, JD embarks on a compelling exploration of the Hyman Podcast's origins and its universal resonance among listeners. In this highly anticipated episode, JD delves into the profound impact of the podcast's discussions on race, the justice system, and the human experience. Join JD on this captivating journey as we uncover the roots of the Hyman Podcast and the meaningful connections it has sparked with its dedicated audience.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

Jason David Frank, also known as the Green Ranger was a staple in the Power Rangers Franchise. He played a big role over the course of his career and was responsible for taking the original MMPR to even greater heights. In this special tribute episode of the Hyman Podcast, JD delves into the humble beginnings of the character Tommy Oliver and the impact this character had on a global fanbase before focusing on the final days of the man behind the green helment.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

When Paul Murdaugh crashed his father's speedboat and killed then 19-year-old Mallory Beach he unwittingly set in motion a series of events that would bring down his entire family dynasty. Now, Paul is dead and so is his mother, Maggie and as for his father, Alex, he's being accused as their murderer. Join me in uncovering more of the story of Alex Murdaugh and a saga of legal trouble that has been ongoing for several years now.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

Juan Catalan was arrested for the murder of Martha Puebla in August 2003. He was facing the death penalty, the pressure was on, and one of the few people in his corner was a criminal defense attorney that was facing insurmountable odds. In this episode of the Hyman Podcast, JD dives into the true life story of a man who's saving grace came in the most unlikely of places, but would it be enough to secure his freedom?Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

JD delves into the story of Lydell Grant, a Texas man who was falsely imprisioned for nearly a decade after six eyewitnesses were coaxed into identifying him in a line up. But thanks to the work of the Innocence Project of Texas, today, Mr. Grant is a free man.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In the third season of the groundbreaking podcast, JD dives into new topics relating to the American justice system, wrongful imprisonment, the Murdaugh saga all of which is wrapped in an underlying message of hope and healing of the overall human experience.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

Lester Young was once serving a life sentence in prison. Today he's a free man and his aim is to help other men and women who are recently released from prison escape recidivism by providing re-entry tools necessary to live a full life. In the interview, Hyman taps into the underlying story and incredible journey that Lester embarked on to pursue redemption. You can learn more about Lester’s organization at www.path2redemption.org.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

Carrie Buck of the infamous Buck v Bell US Supreme Court case was the first in a long line of Americans who were involuntarily sterilized after the growing popularity of the practice of eugenics. That was in the 1920s. It's a practice that continued clear into the 70s and even so today. In this episode, we hear the story of Kelli Dillon who was sterilized against her will while serving a prison sentence.The history of Black Genocide started many years ago, in Act II, Hyman tells the story of a man who was so badly publicly lynched that an entire celebrated the death of a man so egregiously that it captured the attention of the entire nation.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In the conclusion to this three-part series, Hyman discusses Gloria Satterfield, the late nanny and housekeeper for the Murdaugh and how Alex took advantage of her death and his insurance to scam her surviving sons out of millions of dollars. Now he's facing severe consequences and so are his coconspirators. Don't miss this epic conclusion as Hyman wraps up South Carolina's most prominent and scandalous family.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

It all started with a boat crash that killed Mallory Beach. From there, the Murdaugh family, and more specifically, Alex Murdaugh's life started to fall apart and in epic fashion no less. In part two of this three part series, we'll explore the murders and Maggie and Paul Murdaugh and how the investigation led to the reopening of another South Carolina cold case--the death of Stephen Smith who was found on a Hampton County road in 2015.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

The Murdaugh family from Hampton County, South Carolina have held power in some capacity well over a century. In part one of this three-part series, we'll explore the lives of Alex Murdaugh and his family, Maggie Murdaugh, his wife and two sons Buster Murdaugh and Paul Murdaugh. We'll also dive into the family's legal troubles including a boat crash caused by Paul Murdaugh that claimed the life of Mallory Beach.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

Season 2kicks off with Hyman discussing the 2020 presidential election. Hyman also talks about the January 6 "insurrection" where protestors stormed the capital and the subsequent events that followed and how that led to a resurgence of the topic of voter suppression in the US.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In the second season of the Hyman Podcast be prepared for JD Hyman's take on voter suppression, closing the wealth gap, the second amendment and other controversial topics.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In the 8th installment to this series and season finale, Dr. Hyman holds nothings back. In an effort to dive into the woes of systemic racism and its effect on the black community, JD reveals a habit he developed to protect himself from certain stereotypes and how that habit effected his life even to this day. JD also rolls back more of his life during his time in college and how his very existence was challenged by those in power.Spoken Word Contributed by Ranika ChaneySend us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In part 7 of the series, Dr. Hyman unravels the racism he experienced at a small, Christian college in rural Circleville, Ohio. In this episode JD takes on vulnerability, poise, confidence, friends enemies, a hard time, and a long way getting there. This raw retelling of one of the hardest and most rewarding times of his life comes to a head as he dives into the heart of what it means it to be token black guy.Sponsors: Blank Shell Gaming Grant Furness Designs Buds & Blooms, NYSend us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In the sixth chapter, Dr. Hyman interviews Donald Glenn, Director of the Office of Multicultural, Diversity, and Inclusion Affairs at Grand Canyon. Attending a rural, predominantly white institution, JD and Donald reflect on college life and campus racial tensions during the 2008 presidential race and subsequent election. Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

Chapter 5 takes a controversial turn especially and in light of the pending presidential election. In this episode, Dr. Hyman dives deep into the culture of presidential misconduct and what it really means to hold our leaders accountable. JD doesn't hold back any punches as he forces listeners to reckon with their own actions in how they've propped up their leaders and made them into idols.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In the fourth chapter of the story, Dr. Hyman meets with Andrew Williams III, author of the article "Facing My Own Blackness." In the article, Andrew tells the story of how he reconciled the meaning and weight of his race and what it means to face the world––in a world where his race is often vilified. JD explores these mores with Andrew and reconciles his own race and how he came to terms with that same world.Check out Andrew's article here: podcast.jdhyman.com/ajwilliams Sponsors:Blank Shell GamingGrant Furness DesignsBuds & Blooms, NYSend us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In chapter 3, Dr. Hyman dives into the many lessons he and many other people of color learned as children. He talks about the profound and holistic nature of each lesson and how the impact of those lessons helped to shape the culture of the black community as a whole.Sponsors:Blank Shell GamingGrant Furness DesignsBuds & Blooms, NY Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In the second chapter of the story, Dr. Hyman explores what it means and feels to be black in America. JD challenges listeners to move past pain and anger in an effort to change the narrative of the country. JD explores the relationship between Black America and law enforcement and how basic accountability can solve many of the problems that exist within our law enforcement. JD also discusses a personal event that almost shattered his hope for equality.Send us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

In the series premiere, Dr. J.D. Hyman provides an overview of the social and cultural mores that have created an institutional disadvantage for minorities in America. He also dives into how the disparities in the justice system foster violence against people of color and how George Floyd and Breonna Taylor were some of the more recent victims of those disparities. Sponsors:  Blank Shell Gaming @ https://www.facebook.com/BSG.JUSTIN/ Grant Furness Design @ https://grantfurness.com Buds & Blooms, NY @ https://www.budsandbloomsny.comSend us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter

We’re here to dig into the American Political System, explore experiences from the human condition, and be a catalyst for some hard conversations that need to be had. No matter what brought you here, I’m glad you came. The Hyman Podcast premiers on Monday, September 7th with new episodes released bi-weekly wherever you get your podcasts.Sponsors: Blank Shell Gaming @ https://www.facebook.com/BSG.JUSTIN/Grant Furness Design @ https://grantfurness.com Buds & Blooms, NY @ https://www.budsandbloomsny.comSend us Fan MailSupport the showCredits:Brand Design: Kevin AcheTheme Song: "Canary" by Jim YosefAdditional Music & Scoring: Epidemic SoundVisit our website to learn more about the podcast!Let's connect! Email me at here!Find more info on our socials!Hyman Podcast FacebookHyman Podcast InstagramPersonal InstagramTwitter