Bailey and Buck Unplugged

Ashley Wheeler sits down to have a candid conversation about her mental health journey and situations she's encountered and overcome. In todays conversation Ashley speaks about a number of topics from breastfeeding, homeschooling, and the dynamics of a relationship of a stay at home parent welcoming home a retiring spouse.Bailey & Buck Unplugged, hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck, is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation.If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988.In an emergency, call 911. More resources at KennedyKids.org.

You know Michael Irvin as “The Playmaker.” This conversation takes you back to the parts of his story that shaped the man long before the spotlight did. In this episode of Bailey & Buck Unplugged, the Pro Football Hall of Famer opens up about the childhood experiences that shaped his mental health and mindset, from struggling in school and carrying anxiety at a young age to the people who poured into him when he needed it most. He reflects on the words that first made him believe he could be special, the pain of being forced to sit out sports for a full calendar year after transferring to St. Thomas Aquinas, and why that season changed the course of his life. Michael also talks about earning his degree from the University of Miami, the value of small wins, and the mindset lessons that still drive how he shows up today. He breaks down his 6 C’s of a champion: Called, Courage, Challenge, Competition, Collaboration, and Celebration, and shares why mental health conversations matter more than ever, especially for athletes and young people carrying more than they show. This is a meaningful conversation about identity, confidence, exposure, pressure, purpose, and what it takes to keep your mind strong when life gets heavy.Bailey & Buck Unplugged, hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck, is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988. In an emergency, call 911. More resources at KennedyKids.org. Key Quotes: “Take your greatest pain and make it your greatest promise.” “It wasn’t that I was so dumb. It was I didn’t have the exposure.” “I’d rather you tell me you have these thoughts than pretend to be strong.” “Just focus on the 10 yards, not the 100.” “Failure is not part of your journey to success.” “The game of life requires you keeping your mind in shape.” “You must control, best you can, how you’re thinking.”About the Show: Bailey and Buck Unplugged, hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck, is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation, focused on conversations around mental health, performance, and personal growth.🧡 If you or someone you love is struggling, call or text 988 (free, confidential) 🧡 In an emergency, call 911🧡 More resources at kennedykids.org🧡 Support mental health awareness—subscribe, like, comment, and share

On this episode of Bailey and Buck Unplugged: Rob and Misty speak with community leader, and U football linebacker legend Rod Mack! In today's conversation Rod details his experiences managing his own mental health throughout his journey from being a high performance athlete to coaching the next generation of football players. A standout scholar-athlete, Rod began his football journey with the North Dade Bulldogs before excelling at Monsignor Edward Pace High School. Ranked among Florida’s top 50 players, he earned All-Dade and All-State honors, served as team captain and Most Valuable Defensive Player, and was recognized as a National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete in 1995. He was later inducted into his high school Hall of Fame in 2016. Rod continued his success at the University of Miami as a starting linebacker and four-year letterman, graduating with dual degrees in Business Management and Finance. In 2010, Rod co-founded the Miami Gardens Ravens Youth Football Academy, now the city’s largest and most successful volunteer youth program. As President, he has led the Ravens to 16 National Championships, helped develop 150+ collegiate athletes, and mentored thousands of young boys and girls. The program’s national impact led to an international invitation to Brazil in 2025 to help launch a youth football initiative modeled after the Ravens.Bailey & Buck Unplugged is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). If you are in immediate danger, dial 911.More mental health resources: Kennedy Kids Foundation Resources

On this episode of Bailey & Buck Unplugged, Jevon Holland opens up about mental health, suicide loss, grief, therapy, journaling, and life in the NFL. The former Miami Dolphins safety and current New York Giants player shares how losing multiple people close to him changed the way he looks at life, healing, and emotional honesty. Jevon also talks about Mario Cristobal’s impact on his life and leadership journey, why he still carries those lessons with him, and how strongly he feels about possibly working with Cristobal after his NFL career. In Jevon’s words, “When I’m done playing, I wanna go work for him.” He also says, “I got nothing but love for Cristobal. I will forever have love for him.” This episode also dives into how Jevon started therapy through his NFL team clinician, how journaling and books became part of his healing process, and what it means to him to “live a full life.” It is a meaningful conversation about mental health in sports, grief and healing, therapy for athletes, suicide prevention awareness, and the work it takes to keep growing on and off the field. In this episode, Jevon talks about: Mental health and grief after losing multiple people close to him Suicide loss and how it impacted his perspective Starting therapy through the NFL team clinician Mario Cristobal’s influence and leadership Journaling, books, and self-reflection What “living a full life” means to him Communication, parenting, and emotional honesty His go-to mental health tools His book club Quotes from this episode: “I deserve to live a full life.” “If there’s a hint of desire to do something, to experience something, to talk to somebody, then to lean into that desire.” “I need to go talk to somebody who is a professional. Not because they know better than me, but because they have the questions necessary for me to get into my thought process deeper.” About the Show: Bailey and Buck Unplugged, hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck, is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation, focused on conversations around mental health, performance, and personal growth. 🧡 If you or someone you love is struggling, call or text 988 (free, confidential) 🧡 In an emergency, call 911 🧡 More resources at kennedykids.org 🧡 Support mental health awareness—subscribe, like, comment, and share

On this episode of Bailey and Buck Unplugged, hosts Misty Buck, Robert Bailey, and Bailey Brooks Mashburn sit down with boxing legend Kevin “The Flushing Flash” Kelley for a powerful conversation on mental health in boxing, athlete mindset, and life beyond the ring.Kevin Kelley is a former professional boxing champion who rose through the ranks to become a two-time world champion, holding the WBC Featherweight title (1993–1995) and the WBU Featherweight title (1995–1997). Known for his electrifying fighting style and resilience, Kevin shares firsthand insight into the realities of competing at the highest level.This episode explores the mental health challenges of professional athletes, including the pressure to perform, burnout, recovery, and the transition after a competitive career. Kevin opens up about his journey through the highs of championship success and the lows that come with stepping away from the sport, offering real perspective on resilience, discipline, and long-term wellness.The conversation also dives into the evolution of boxing, the rise of celebrity fighters, and the importance of brain health, sports psychology, and training mindset in both boxing and football.Today, Kevin continues to train athletes and co-hosts The Sucker Punch Show, staying deeply connected to the boxing world.On this episode of Bailey and Buck Unplugged, hosts Misty Buck, Robert Bailey, and Bailey Brooks Mashburn sit down with boxing legend Kevin “The Flushing Flash” Kelley for a powerful conversation on mental health in boxing, athlete mindset, and life beyond the ring.Kevin Kelley is a former professional boxing champion who rose through the ranks to become a two-time world champion, holding the WBC Featherweight title (1993–1995) and the WBU Featherweight title (1995–1997). Known for his electrifying fighting style and resilience, Kevin shares firsthand insight into the realities of competing at the highest level.This episode explores the mental health challenges of professional athletes, including the pressure to perform, burnout, recovery, and the transition after a competitive career. Kevin opens up about his journey through the highs of championship success and the lows that come with stepping away from the sport, offering real perspective on resilience, discipline, and long-term wellness.The conversation also dives into the evolution of boxing, the rise of celebrity fighters, and the importance of brain health, sports psychology, and training mindset in both boxing and football.Today, Kevin continues to train athletes and co-hosts The Sucker Punch Show, staying deeply connected to the boxing world.*******About the Show:Bailey and Buck Unplugged, hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck, is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation, focused on conversations around mental health, performance, and personal growth. If you or someone you love is struggling, call or text 988 (free, confidential) In an emergency, call 911 More resources at kennedykids.org Support mental health awareness—subscribe, like, comment, and share

George Mumford joins Bailey & Buck Unplugged for a powerful conversation on mindfulness, mental performance, flow triggers, addiction recovery, stress, happiness, and what it really takes to grow through adversity. Known as the “performance whisperer,” George opens up about the injury that ended his basketball career, his recovery journey, and how mindfulness helped reshape his life and purpose. In this episode, George shares how that path led him to work with Phil Jackson and the Chicago Bulls after Michael Jordan retired, why crisis can also mean opportunity, how flow starts with getting comfortable being uncomfortable, and what it looks like to make choices that stay in alignment with who you are. He also talks about forgiveness, purpose, core values, growth, and why struggle can bring out something stronger in all of us. This episode is for athletes, parents, coaches, competitors, and anyone trying to handle pressure, setbacks, change, and mental health with more intention. In this episode: • Michael Jordan, Phil Jackson, and the Chicago Bulls during a time of crisis • Mindfulness and mental performance • Flow triggers and growth under pressure • Addiction recovery and identity after sports • Core values, worthy cause, and personal alignment • Stress, forgiveness, and long-term happiness Key quotes from the episode: • “Hey, great players make everybody else great, so you have to share the burden.” • “Crisis has 2 meanings.” • “I take roadblocks and turn them into stepping stones.” • “All I gotta do is learn the lesson, and it’s gonna be fun, the joy of discovery.” • “The science says that 90 percent of long-term happiness is predicated on how the brain and the nervous system interprets experience.” • “When you know better, you do better.” • “No struggle, no swag. I got swag. I earned that.” • “When I align with the divine, everything is fine and right on time.” • “The only time you have is now, the only one you can be is you, and all you need is love.” Bailey and Buck Unplugged, hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck, is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. 🧡 If you or someone you love is struggling, call or text 988 (free, confidential). 🧡 In an emergency, call 911. 🧡 More resources at kennedykids.org. 🧡 Show your support for mental health. Subscribe, like, comment, and share.

On this episode of Bailey and Buck Unplugged: Rob and Misty speak with community leader, and U football linebacker legend Rod Mack! In today's conversation Rod details his experiences managing his own mental health throughout his journey from being a high performance athlete to coaching the next generation of football players. A standout scholar-athlete, Rod began his football journey with the North Dade Bulldogs before excelling at Monsignor Edward Pace High School. Ranked among Florida’s top 50 players, he earned All-Dade and All-State honors, served as team captain and Most Valuable Defensive Player, and was recognized as a National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete in 1995. He was later inducted into his high school Hall of Fame in 2016. Rod continued his success at the University of Miami as a starting linebacker and four-year letterman, graduating with dual degrees in Business Management and Finance. In 2010, Rod co-founded the Miami Gardens Ravens Youth Football Academy, now the city’s largest and most successful volunteer youth program. As President, he has led the Ravens to 16 National Championships, helped develop 150+ collegiate athletes, and mentored thousands of young boys and girls. The program’s national impact led to an international invitation to Brazil in 2025 to help launch a youth football initiative modeled after the Ravens.Bailey & Buck Unplugged is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). If you are in immediate danger, dial 911.More mental health resources: Kennedy Kids Foundation Resources

In this episode, we welcome Oscar Cuza, founder of Performance and Recovery System, a Miami-based athletic recovery and wellness facility serving pro athletes and high performers. Oscar shares why recovery should be proactive, not reactive, and why true performance goes far beyond the physical body. We dive into the powerful connection between mental health, emotional wellness, athletic recovery, and peak performance, including how mindset affects healing, confidence, burnout, and return-to-play. Oscar also discusses the role of breathwork, cryotherapy, hyperbaric therapy, red light therapy, gratitude, and nervous system regulation in helping athletes and everyday individuals perform at their best. This conversation explores how the mind-body connection impacts recovery, resilience, stress, and overall wellness—and why a holistic approach is essential for both athletes and anyone navigating high-performance living. Bailey & Buck Unplugged is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). If you are in immediate danger, dial 911. More mental health resources: Kennedy Kids Foundation Resources

In this episode, we welcome Oscar Cuza, founder of Performance and Recovery System, a Miami-based athletic recovery and wellness facility serving pro athletes and high performers. Oscar shares why recovery should be proactive, not reactive, and why true performance goes far beyond the physical body. We dive into the powerful connection between mental health, emotional wellness, athletic recovery, and peak performance, including how mindset affects healing, confidence, burnout, and return-to-play. Oscar also discusses the role of breathwork, cryotherapy, hyperbaric therapy, red light therapy, gratitude, and nervous system regulation in helping athletes and everyday individuals perform at their best. This conversation explores how the mind-body connection impacts recovery, resilience, stress, and overall wellness—and why a holistic approach is essential for both athletes and anyone navigating high-performance living. Bailey & Buck Unplugged is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). If you are in immediate danger, dial 911. More mental health resources: Kennedy Kids Foundation Resources

What happens after the lights fade and the stadium empties? On this powerful episode of Bailey & Buck Unplugged, we sit down with Miami Hurricanes legend Randal Hill — known to fans as “Thrill Hill” — to talk about life beyond the game, mental toughness, leadership, and the transition from the NFL to a 20-year career as a federal agent. A standout wide receiver at the Miami Hurricanes football, Hill was part of the 1987 National Championship team and delivered one of the most iconic plays in college football history — the unforgettable 44-yard catch against Notre Dame Fighting Irish football at the Orange Bowl. He later became a first-round NFL Draft pick, playing seven seasons with the Miami Dolphins, Arizona Cardinals, and New Orleans Saints. But what makes this conversation extraordinary is what came next. After football, Randal built a second high-pressure career in federal law enforcement — navigating national security, courtroom testimony, and global operations. He opens up about: The mental stress of playing in the NFL vs. serving as a federal agent Performing under pressure when mistakes aren’t an option Facing racism and adversity in college and choosing resilience over reaction Why learning to cope with change is the key to mental health The importance of upward mobility, mentorship, and surrounding yourself with strong leaders Transitioning from professional sports to a meaningful second career Randal shares powerful insights on leadership, discipline, mental health awareness, and why structure after sports is critical for long-term success. If you’re an athlete navigating retirement, a veteran transitioning careers, or someone working through life’s inevitable changes, this episode delivers real-world wisdom from someone who has lived it at the highest levels. This is a conversation about resilience, purpose, and building a legacy beyond the spotlight.🎧 Follow Randal on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/randal_thrill_hill/Bailey & Buck Unplugged is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation.If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). If you are in immediate danger, dial 911.More mental health resources: KennedyKids.org #MentalHealth #NFLTransition #MiamiHurricanes #Leadership #Resilience #LifeAfterSports #BaileyAndBuckUnplugged

Former NFL cornerback Bryant McFadden (B Mac), two-time Super Bowl champion, Florida State legend, and CBS Sports football analyst, joins Bailey & Buck Unplugged to talk about athlete mental health, identity after sports, and what life feels like when football ends. Bryant opens up about hitting a dark place when his NFL career ended, and why retirement can feel like losing your structure, your identity, and your daily purpose all at once. He breaks down what he calls “double trouble,” how being a man and being a former athlete can make asking for help feel impossible, and what finally pushed him to talk to a professional. We also get into how athletes can approach mental wellness the same way they approach film, training, and getting better every day. Bryant shares practical steps for finding the right therapist, why you should never settle for a “yes man,” and how building a new passion helped him stay connected to the game while creating a healthier life outside of it. Plus, the crew talks rivalry culture, NIL, and how the pressure on athletes starts way earlier than people realize.Bailey & Buck Unplugged is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). If you are in immediate danger, dial 911. More mental health resources: KennedyKids.org

What happens after the lights fade and the stadium empties? On this powerful episode of Bailey & Buck Unplugged, we sit down with Miami Hurricanes legend Randal Hill — known to fans as “Thrill Hill” — to talk about life beyond the game, mental toughness, leadership, and the transition from the NFL to a 20-year career as a federal agent. A standout wide receiver at the Miami Hurricanes football, Hill was part of the 1987 National Championship team and delivered one of the most iconic plays in college football history — the unforgettable 44-yard catch against Notre Dame Fighting Irish football at the Orange Bowl. He later became a first-round NFL Draft pick, playing seven seasons with the Miami Dolphins, Arizona Cardinals, and New Orleans Saints. But what makes this conversation extraordinary is what came next. After football, Randal built a second high-pressure career in federal law enforcement — navigating national security, courtroom testimony, and global operations. He opens up about: The mental stress of playing in the NFL vs. serving as a federal agent Performing under pressure when mistakes aren’t an option Facing racism and adversity in college and choosing resilience over reaction Why learning to cope with change is the key to mental health The importance of upward mobility, mentorship, and surrounding yourself with strong leaders Transitioning from professional sports to a meaningful second career Randal shares powerful insights on leadership, discipline, mental health awareness, and why structure after sports is critical for long-term success. If you’re an athlete navigating retirement, a veteran transitioning careers, or someone working through life’s inevitable changes, this episode delivers real-world wisdom from someone who has lived it at the highest levels. This is a conversation about resilience, purpose, and building a legacy beyond the spotlight.🎧 Follow Randal on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/randal_thrill_hill/Bailey & Buck Unplugged is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation.If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). If you are in immediate danger, dial 911.More mental health resources: KennedyKids.org #MentalHealth #NFLTransition #MiamiHurricanes #Leadership #Resilience #LifeAfterSports #BaileyAndBuckUnplugged

In this heartfelt conversation, Susy Ramirez—Kennedy Kids Foundation board member and the heart behind Dani's Balloons—joins Robert Bailey and Bailey Brooks Mashburn to share a story rooted in resilience, reinvention, and purpose. Susy opens up about the mental-health challenges that shaped her life across seasons: immigrating from Honduras, being bullied as a child, navigating the pressure and expectation of NFL cheerleading, and enduring deeply personal losses— including her family’s devastating experience with suicide. She reflects on how grief can stay raw for years, and why community is often the bridge that helps people keep going.Together, they pull back the curtain on the “glamour” of professional cheerleading—talking about body image pressure, perfection culture, financial strain, and the emotional toll that many people never see. But this episode is also about hope: how service, movement, family, and meaningful rituals can become survival tools—like Susy’s powerful way of honoring her nephew through the “Brendan’s Sandwich Project,” giving food to people in need. Susy also shares the mindset practices that help her stay grounded: prioritizing fitness, taking pride in caring for herself, showing up for her family, and giving back—because helping others can sometimes be the very thing that helps you heal.If you or someone you know is struggling, visit kennedykids.org and explore the Resources tab. If immediate help is needed, call 911. You can also call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), available 24/7

Former NFL cornerback Bryant McFadden (B Mac), two-time Super Bowl champion, Florida State legend, and CBS Sports football analyst, joins Bailey & Buck Unplugged to talk about athlete mental health, identity after sports, and what life feels like when football ends. Bryant opens up about hitting a dark place when his NFL career ended, and why retirement can feel like losing your structure, your identity, and your daily purpose all at once. He breaks down what he calls “double trouble,” how being a man and being a former athlete can make asking for help feel impossible, and what finally pushed him to talk to a professional. We also get into how athletes can approach mental wellness the same way they approach film, training, and getting better every day. Bryant shares practical steps for finding the right therapist, why you should never settle for a “yes man,” and how building a new passion helped him stay connected to the game while creating a healthier life outside of it. Plus, the crew talks rivalry culture, NIL, and how the pressure on athletes starts way earlier than people realize.Bailey & Buck Unplugged is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). If you are in immediate danger, dial 911. More mental health resources: KennedyKids.org

Former University of Miami Hurricanes standout Alonzo Highsmith joins Bailey and Buck Unplugged for a wide-ranging conversation that moves from elite performance to real-life resilience. Highsmith shares his journey from South Florida high school football to a championship legacy at “The U,” his years in the NFL, and his surprising transition into professional boxing—including fights on major cards and what it took to earn respect in a new sport.The conversation goes deeper as Alonzo opens up about grief, leadership under pressure, and mental health in professional sports. He reflects on returning to work quickly after profound loss, the athlete mindset of “push through everything,” and why many players struggle to ask for help.  Explore the realities of the NFL “bubble,” how team culture impacts mental wellness, and why fear of losing playing time or contracts can keep athletes silent.Highsmith also shares powerful insights on identity after retirement, the importance of mentorship and character, and practical tools he uses to reset—like solitude, reflection, and ending the day with positive affirmations. Plus, don’t miss the incredible stories from his connection to Don Shula, early experiences around the Dolphins, and lessons learned from legendary coaches.If you care about sports leadership, athlete mental health, life after the game, and what it really takes to stay grounded through success and adversity—this episode is a must-listen.If you or someone you love is struggling, you’re not alone. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (free and confidential). In an emergency, dial 911. More resources are available at kennedykids.org.

In this heartfelt conversation, Susy Ramirez—Kennedy Kids Foundation board member and the heart behind Dani's Balloons—joins Robert Bailey and Bailey Brooks Mashburn to share a story rooted in resilience, reinvention, and purpose. Susy opens up about the mental-health challenges that shaped her life across seasons: immigrating from Honduras, being bullied as a child, navigating the pressure and expectation of NFL cheerleading, and enduring deeply personal losses— including her family’s devastating experience with suicide. She reflects on how grief can stay raw for years, and why community is often the bridge that helps people keep going.Together, they pull back the curtain on the “glamour” of professional cheerleading—talking about body image pressure, perfection culture, financial strain, and the emotional toll that many people never see. But this episode is also about hope: how service, movement, family, and meaningful rituals can become survival tools—like Susy’s powerful way of honoring her nephew through the “Brendan’s Sandwich Project,” giving food to people in need. Susy also shares the mindset practices that help her stay grounded: prioritizing fitness, taking pride in caring for herself, showing up for her family, and giving back—because helping others can sometimes be the very thing that helps you heal.If you or someone you know is struggling, visit kennedykids.org and explore the Resources tab. If immediate help is needed, call 911. You can also call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), available 24/7

In this powerful episode of Bailey & Buck Unplugged, the hosts sit down with Joanna Alba — founder of Alba Legacy, Co-Author of InHerPurpose , and Co-Founder of @RepurposeLegacy — a renowned custom fashion designer known for creating made-to-measure pieces for high-profile clients in sports and entertainment. But this conversation goes far beyond style.Joanna shares her deeply personal journey through childhood trauma, domestic violence, family separation, substance use, and suicidal thoughts, and how creativity became her lifeline. From thrifting and redesigning clothes as a kid to building a career in formalwear and launching her own brand, she explains how purpose-driven entrepreneurship helped her reclaim her voice and her future.The conversation explores forgiveness, rebuilding family relationships, and the role of faith, discipline, and service in healing. Joanna also opens up about losing a loved one to suicide, navigating grief, and why compassion matters in mental health conversations. Plus, she shares practical ways she resets today, including embracing solitude, prioritizing recovery, and protecting her peace.If you or someone you love is struggling, you’re not alone. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (free and confidential). In an emergency, dial 911. More resources are available at kennedykids.org.

Former University of Miami Hurricanes standout Alonzo Highsmith joins Bailey and Buck Unplugged for a wide-ranging conversation that moves from elite performance to real-life resilience. Highsmith shares his journey from South Florida high school football to a championship legacy at “The U,” his years in the NFL, and his surprising transition into professional boxing—including fights on major cards and what it took to earn respect in a new sport.The conversation goes deeper as Alonzo opens up about grief, leadership under pressure, and mental health in professional sports. He reflects on returning to work quickly after profound loss, the athlete mindset of “push through everything,” and why many players struggle to ask for help.  Explore the realities of the NFL “bubble,” how team culture impacts mental wellness, and why fear of losing playing time or contracts can keep athletes silent.Highsmith also shares powerful insights on identity after retirement, the importance of mentorship and character, and practical tools he uses to reset—like solitude, reflection, and ending the day with positive affirmations. Plus, don’t miss the incredible stories from his connection to Don Shula, early experiences around the Dolphins, and lessons learned from legendary coaches.If you care about sports leadership, athlete mental health, life after the game, and what it really takes to stay grounded through success and adversity—this episode is a must-listen.If you or someone you love is struggling, you’re not alone. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (free and confidential). In an emergency, dial 911. More resources are available at kennedykids.org.

In this episode of Bailey and Buck Unplugged, the hosts sit down with Coach Mike Rumph—Director of Football Recruiting & On-Campus Experience at the University of Miami, a former first-round NFL Draft pick, and a leader who’s unapologetically changing the conversation around mental health in sports and at home. Mike shares the turning point that pushed him to prioritize his mental wellness: a painful in-game moment early in his career that led him to work with therapist Kevin Elko, learn mental performance tools, and rebuild his confidence—so powerfully that he says he never gave up another touchdown after that play. He opens up about growing up without his mother, how childhood anger showed up on the field, and how therapy helped him understand what he was really carrying. The conversation also dives into marriage, communication, and what it looks like to model emotional strength as a father—because Mike doesn’t just go to therapy; he brings his kids too, making it clear that getting support is normal, healthy, and encouraged. From the importance of decompression time after work, to using the gym as mental clarity, to coaching with discipline without humiliation, Mike offers real-world tools for athletes, parents, and partners. This episode is packed with powerful reminders: your mistakes aren’t forever, asking for help isn’t weakness, and resilience is built through honesty, community, and the courage to do the inner work—on and off the field.If you or someone you love is struggling, you’re not alone.Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (free and confidential). In an emergency, dial 911. More resources are available at kennedykids.org.

In this powerful episode of Bailey & Buck Unplugged, the hosts sit down with Joanna Alba — founder of Alba Legacy, Co-Author of InHerPurpose , and Co-Founder of @RepurposeLegacy — a renowned custom fashion designer known for creating made-to-measure pieces for high-profile clients in sports and entertainment. But this conversation goes far beyond style.Joanna shares her deeply personal journey through childhood trauma, domestic violence, family separation, substance use, and suicidal thoughts, and how creativity became her lifeline. From thrifting and redesigning clothes as a kid to building a career in formalwear and launching her own brand, she explains how purpose-driven entrepreneurship helped her reclaim her voice and her future.The conversation explores forgiveness, rebuilding family relationships, and the role of faith, discipline, and service in healing. Joanna also opens up about losing a loved one to suicide, navigating grief, and why compassion matters in mental health conversations. Plus, she shares practical ways she resets today, including embracing solitude, prioritizing recovery, and protecting her peace.If you or someone you love is struggling, you’re not alone. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (free and confidential). In an emergency, dial 911. More resources are available at kennedykids.org.

In this episode of Bailey and Buck Unplugged, the hosts sit down with Coach Mike Rumph—Director of Football Recruiting & On-Campus Experience at the University of Miami, a former first-round NFL Draft pick, and a leader who’s unapologetically changing the conversation around mental health in sports and at home. Mike shares the turning point that pushed him to prioritize his mental wellness: a painful in-game moment early in his career that led him to work with therapist Kevin Elko, learn mental performance tools, and rebuild his confidence—so powerfully that he says he never gave up another touchdown after that play. He opens up about growing up without his mother, how childhood anger showed up on the field, and how therapy helped him understand what he was really carrying. The conversation also dives into marriage, communication, and what it looks like to model emotional strength as a father—because Mike doesn’t just go to therapy; he brings his kids too, making it clear that getting support is normal, healthy, and encouraged. From the importance of decompression time after work, to using the gym as mental clarity, to coaching with discipline without humiliation, Mike offers real-world tools for athletes, parents, and partners. This episode is packed with powerful reminders: your mistakes aren’t forever, asking for help isn’t weakness, and resilience is built through honesty, community, and the courage to do the inner work—on and off the field.If you or someone you love is struggling, you’re not alone.Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (free and confidential). In an emergency, dial 911. More resources are available at kennedykids.org.

World-renowned international fashion model Penelope Sosa joins Bailey and Buck Unplugged for an honest, empowering conversation about mental health, resilience, and staying grounded in an industry built on image and pressure. From being discovered at 15 in Venezuela—with a fiercely protective mom by her side—Penelope shares what it was like navigating international modeling as a young woman, and the moment in Paris that forced her to choose safety over opportunity.In this episode, she opens up about boundaries, trusting your gut, and how one traumatic experience led her to step away, heal, and eventually rebuild her confidence and career—ultimately creating a life and home base in Miami. She also discusses depression through the lens of personal loss and betrayal, how insomnia became one of her toughest battles, and the self-care practices that helped her recover—especially acupuncture, movement, nourishing food, and a mindset rooted in gratitude and perspective.You’ll also hear practical wisdom she now shares with younger models—about protection, finances, and self-respect—plus a thoughtful exchange on alternative tools like EFT tapping and why “being labeled difficult” is often what happens when women simply refuse to tolerate mistreatment.If you or someone you love is struggling, you’re not alone. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (free and confidential). In an emergency, dial 911. More resources are available at kennedykids.org.Connect with Penelope:Instagram/Threads: @penelopesosaofficialLearn More about Kennedy Kids Foundation

World-renowned international fashion model Penelope Sosa joins Bailey and Buck Unplugged for an honest, empowering conversation about mental health, resilience, and staying grounded in an industry built on image and pressure. From being discovered at 15 in Venezuela—with a fiercely protective mom by her side—Penelope shares what it was like navigating international modeling as a young woman, and the moment in Paris that forced her to choose safety over opportunity.In this episode, she opens up about boundaries, trusting your gut, and how one traumatic experience led her to step away, heal, and eventually rebuild her confidence and career—ultimately creating a life and home base in Miami. She also discusses depression through the lens of personal loss and betrayal, how insomnia became one of her toughest battles, and the self-care practices that helped her recover—especially acupuncture, movement, nourishing food, and a mindset rooted in gratitude and perspective.You’ll also hear practical wisdom she now shares with younger models—about protection, finances, and self-respect—plus a thoughtful exchange on alternative tools like EFT tapping and why “being labeled difficult” is often what happens when women simply refuse to tolerate mistreatment.If you or someone you love is struggling, you’re not alone. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (free and confidential). In an emergency, dial 911. More resources are available at kennedykids.org.Connect with Penelope:Instagram/Threads: @penelopesosaofficialLearn More about Kennedy Kids Foundation

Miami Football Legend Louis Oliver Shares How He Protects His Mental Health and Redefines Life After the NFL Miami great, NFL standout and now CEO Louis Oliver joins Bailey and Buck Unplugged for a powerful and honest conversation about reaching the top of pro football—and what it really means to rebuild your identity once the cheering stops. Oliver discusses adjusting to life after the league, staying true to himself, and fostering a mindset that benefits his long-term mental health. This episode offers invaluable insight for athletes, former athletes, and anyone learning to thrive through life transitions.🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck and is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation, dedicated to youth mental health awareness and suicide prevention.If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources.🧡 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major audio platforms.🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma around mental health.

Miami Football Legend Louis Oliver Shares How He Protects His Mental Health and Redefines Life After the NFL Miami great, NFL standout and now CEO Louis Oliver joins Bailey and Buck Unplugged for a powerful and honest conversation about reaching the top of pro football—and what it really means to rebuild your identity once the cheering stops. Oliver discusses adjusting to life after the league, staying true to himself, and fostering a mindset that benefits his long-term mental health. This episode offers invaluable insight for athletes, former athletes, and anyone learning to thrive through life transitions.🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck and is a program of the Kennedy Kids Foundation, dedicated to youth mental health awareness and suicide prevention.If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources.🧡 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major audio platforms.🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma around mental health.

In this special episode of Bailey & Buck Unplugged, hosts Misty Buck and Bailey Brooks Mashburn open up about teen mental health, suicide prevention, and the life-changing work of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. In this episode, we cover: How to support youth and teen mental health What to do when someone expresses suicidal thoughts Why 988 is such an important resource How you can support mental health initiatives The Bailey & Buck Unplugged podcast is a program of the Foundation If you or someone you know is struggling: Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.In an immediate emergency, dial 911 Visit KennedyKids.org for mental health resources, programs, and ways to donate or volunteer By supporting Kennedy Kids Foundation, you’re helping save lives, support families, and change how we talk about teen mental health.🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. https://kennedykids.org/

Janet Moreira is a Board-Certified Intellectual Property attorney, entrepreneur, and proud mom of two athletes. As a Partner at Caldera Law, a boutique Miami-based firm, she leads the firm’s trademark and brand protection practice representing athletes, entertainers, and consumer brands around the world. Today She joins Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck on Bailey and Buck Unplugged for a conversation on her personal experiences with mental health. With more than 22 years of experience, Janet is recognized for her deep expertise in Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) and intellectual property law. She is Board Certified by The Florida Bar in Intellectual Property Law—a distinction held by fewer than 150 attorneys statewide—and has been honored by Best Lawyers in America, Super Lawyers, and Patexia for her excellence and impact in trademark prosecution and brand strategy. Beyond her legal practice, Janet is the host of the Babes, Balls & Brands™ podcast, where she brings her perspective as both a seasoned IP attorney and a sports mom—raising a football player and a baseball player—to help families, athletes, and entrepreneurs protect their identities and play the long game, on and off the field. Her mission is simple: to empower the next generation to understand their value, own their brand, and build lasting legacies with purpose. 🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources. 🧡 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. 🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Janet Moreira is a Board-Certified Intellectual Property attorney, entrepreneur, and proud mom of two athletes. As a Partner at Caldera Law, a boutique Miami-based firm, she leads the firm’s trademark and brand protection practice representing athletes, entertainers, and consumer brands around the world. Today She joins Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck on Bailey and Buck Unplugged for a conversation on her personal experiences with mental health. With more than 22 years of experience, Janet is recognized for her deep expertise in Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) and intellectual property law. She is Board Certified by The Florida Bar in Intellectual Property Law—a distinction held by fewer than 150 attorneys statewide—and has been honored by Best Lawyers in America, Super Lawyers, and Patexia for her excellence and impact in trademark prosecution and brand strategy. Beyond her legal practice, Janet is the host of the Babes, Balls & Brands™ podcast, where she brings her perspective as both a seasoned IP attorney and a sports mom—raising a football player and a baseball player—to help families, athletes, and entrepreneurs protect their identities and play the long game, on and off the field. Her mission is simple: to empower the next generation to understand their value, own their brand, and build lasting legacies with purpose. 🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources. 🧡 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. 🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Jacory Harris grew up fast, losing his best friend to gun violence at 15. In this episode of Bailey and Buck Unplugged Jacory shares his experience of learning how to move forward, properly grieve, and deal with his emotions through college, into the NFL, and currently serving his community as a firefighter.🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation.If you or someone you know is struggling,dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources. 🧡 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. 🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Jacory Harris grew up fast, losing his best friend to gun violence at 15. In this episode of Bailey and Buck Unplugged Jacory shares his experience of learning how to move forward, properly grieve, and deal with his emotions through college, into the NFL, and currently serving his community as a firefighter.🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation.If you or someone you know is struggling,dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources. 🧡 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. 🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

NFL and University of Miami legend Bernie Kosar opens up like never before on Bailey and Buck Unplugged. From winning a National Championship to facing dementia, Parkinsonian symptoms, and liver disease, Bernie shares the truth about his battle with brain trauma, mental health, and recovery.“For 6 decades on this earth, national champion, Super Bowl winner, and I was never at peace. And here I am waiting for a liver, and I'm finally somewhat at peace.”After surviving a 96-hour coma and being told he had only five years of cognitive brain function left, Bernie took his healing into his own hands. Now, eight years sober and off medication, he reveals how he’s regenerating brain health through lifestyle changes, functional medicine, and his new mission to help other athletes through Renewing Athletes’ Lives.This conversation goes deep from the pain of losing teammates like Junior Seau and Dave Duerson, to how breathwork, nutrition, and purpose brought Bernie back from the edge. Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation.

Robert Bailey — 2x NCAA Champion, 2x Super Bowl Champion, NFL Record Holder, ESPY Winner, President of Rosenhaus Sports, and President of the Kennedy Kids Foundation — opens up about losing his daughter to suicide and the ongoing fight to find moments of happiness again.In one of our most powerful conversations yet, Robert shares how a simple 1–10 mental health check-in became a way to express what words couldn’t, and why “10 feels blurry” after loss. He talks about therapy, discipline, faith, and the lessons that continue to shape his healing. Misty and Bailey join the conversation to explore grief, guilt, and the ways love and purpose can emerge from unimaginable pain.The hosts also discuss how families can use the daily 1–10 check-in to help kids open up about what they’re really feeling, and why it might be one of the simplest, most life-changing mental health tools there is. They also talk about coping tools and skills that have helped them in their own journeys, and which ones they personally use today. 🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources.

Dr. Jason Scott Hamilton, known as “The Smile Doctor,” has worked with stars like Shaquille O’Neal, Usain Bolt, and other world-class athletes. In this episode of Bailey & Buck Unplugged, he shares how mental conditioning tools can improve focus, calm emotions, and protect mental health both on and off the field. From his 6-2-7 breathing technique to his daily PGBB routine (plank, gratitude, breathing, and brushing), Dr. Hamilton explains how small habits strengthen the brain and give athletes, and anyone facing stress, the ability to manage tough moments. We also explore how brain chemicals and training affect mental health. Dr. Hamilton breaks down why the limbic system can fuel destructive thoughts, how strengthening the anterior cingulate cortex builds resilience, and why daily practice helps shift the brain toward healthier patterns. His insights reveal how science and mental conditioning come together to support performance and well-being. We also dive into stigma in sports, why asking for help is a sign of strength, and the importance of choosing life even in the hardest times. 🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources. 🧡 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms.🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

NFL and University of Miami legend Bernie Kosar opens up like never before on Bailey and Buck Unplugged. From winning a National Championship to facing dementia, Parkinsonian symptoms, and liver disease, Bernie shares the truth about his battle with brain trauma, mental health, and recovery.“For 6 decades on this earth, national champion, Super Bowl winner, and I was never at peace. And here I am waiting for a liver, and I'm finally somewhat at peace.”After surviving a 96-hour coma and being told he had only five years of cognitive brain function left, Bernie took his healing into his own hands. Now, eight years sober and off medication, he reveals how he’s regenerating brain health through lifestyle changes, functional medicine, and his new mission to help other athletes through Renewing Athletes’ Lives.This conversation goes deep from the pain of losing teammates like Junior Seau and Dave Duerson, to how breathwork, nutrition, and purpose brought Bernie back from the edge. Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources. Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Robert Bailey — 2x NCAA Champion, 2x Super Bowl Champion, NFL Record Holder, ESPY Winner, President of Rosenhaus Sports, and President of the Kennedy Kids Foundation — opens up about losing his daughter to suicide and the ongoing fight to find moments of happiness again.In one of our most powerful conversations yet, Robert shares how a simple 1–10 mental health check-in became a way to express what words couldn’t, and why “10 feels blurry” after loss. He talks about therapy, discipline, faith, and the lessons that continue to shape his healing. Misty and Bailey join the conversation to explore grief, guilt, and the ways love and purpose can emerge from unimaginable pain.The hosts also discuss how families can use the daily 1–10 check-in to help kids open up about what they’re really feeling, and why it might be one of the simplest, most life-changing mental health tools there is. They also talk about coping tools and skills that have helped them in their own journeys, and which ones they personally use today. 🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources. 🧡 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. 🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Dr. Jason Scott Hamilton, known as “The Smile Doctor,” has worked with stars like Shaquille O’Neal, Usain Bolt, and other world-class athletes. In this episode of Bailey & Buck Unplugged, he shares how mental conditioning tools can improve focus, calm emotions, and protect mental health both on and off the field. From his 6-2-7 breathing technique to his daily PGBB routine (plank, gratitude, breathing, and brushing), Dr. Hamilton explains how small habits strengthen the brain and give athletes, and anyone facing stress, the ability to manage tough moments. We also explore how brain chemicals and training affect mental health. Dr. Hamilton breaks down why the limbic system can fuel destructive thoughts, how strengthening the anterior cingulate cortex builds resilience, and why daily practice helps shift the brain toward healthier patterns. His insights reveal how science and mental conditioning come together to support performance and well-being. We also dive into stigma in sports, why asking for help is a sign of strength, and the importance of choosing life even in the hardest times. 🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources. 🧡 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms.🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Dr. Steven Schnur, CEO of Lynx Advisory and Lynx Medical, board-certified internist and cardiologist, joins Bailey & Buck Unplugged for a grounded conversation on mental health. He shares how he performed life-saving CPR mid-flight, why he tells patients to “treat mental illness like a disease,” and the simple 1–10 mood scale he uses with family and friends to spark honest check-ins. Dr. Schnur also tackles the darker realities of social media, pointing to the recent Charlie Kirk murder circulating online as an example of how constant exposure to violence and negativity warps perception, fuels depression, and heightens suicide risk among teens and young adults. His insights shed light on why today’s generation faces such heavy mental health challenges and what parents, friends, and communities can do to help. We dig into exercise, nutrition, and tight-circle accountability as daily tools, the impact of comparison culture, and a clear, compassionate take on when medication matters in the short term versus lifelong care. Plus, practical ways to notice early warning signs and start real conversations at home.🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources.🧡 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. 🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Dr. Steven Schnur, CEO of Lynx Advisory and Lynx Medical, board-certified internist and cardiologist, joins Bailey & Buck Unplugged for a grounded conversation on mental health. He shares how he performed life-saving CPR mid-flight, why he tells patients to “treat mental illness like a disease,” and the simple 1–10 mood scale he uses with family and friends to spark honest check-ins.Dr. Schnur also tackles the darker realities of social media, pointing to the recent Charlie Kirk murder circulating online as an example of how constant exposure to violence and negativity warps perception, fuels depression, and heightens suicide risk among teens and young adults. His insights shed light on why today’s generation faces such heavy mental health challenges and what parents, friends, and communities can do to help.We dig into exercise, nutrition, and tight-circle accountability as daily tools, the impact of comparison culture, and a clear, compassionate take on when medication matters in the short term versus lifelong care. Plus, practical ways to notice early warning signs and start real conversations at home. Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources. Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Adewale Ogunleye mastered the art of getting to the quarterback over his 10 seasons in the NFL. He now sees success in the professional world, specializing in working with professional athletes with a focus on their financial health. In this episode of Bailey and Buck Unplugged Robert, and Bailey Brooks sit down with Wale to talk about parenting, his post NFL journey and mental health. From friendship, to partnership, and mentorship this episode is filled with important and entertaining anecdotes anyone can relate to. Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources. Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Adewale Ogunleye mastered the art of getting to the quarterback over his 10 seasons in the NFL. He now sees success in the professional world, specializing in working with professional athletes with a focus on their financial health. In this episode of Bailey and Buck Unplugged Robert, and Bailey Brooks sit down with Wale to talk about parenting, his post NFL journey and mental health. From friendship, to partnership, and mentorship this episode is filled with important and entertaining anecdotes anyone can relate to. Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources. Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

On todays episode of Bailey and Buck unplugged, Misty and Robert sit down with Dr. Christine Crawford of NAMI. Dr. Christine is a Psychiatrist specializing in child psychiatry and has worked with brands from MTV to Harvard University. In this episode the conversation covers a wide array of mental health topics including initially recognizing mental illness, as the first step to treatment. When and why medication may be the answer for a treatment plan. Also, how to shatter the stigma of setting yourself up to effectively treat mental conditions.🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources.🧡 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms.🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

On todays episode of Bailey and Buck unplugged, Misty and Robert sit down with Dr. Christine Crawford of NAMI. Dr. Christine is a Psychiatrist specializing in child psychiatry and has worked with brands from MTV to Harvard University. In this episode the conversation covers a wide array of mental health topics including initially recognizing mental illness, as the first step to treatment. When and why medication may be the answer for a treatment plan. Also, how to shatter the stigma of setting yourself up to effectively treat mental conditions.🎙️ Bailey and Buck Unplugged is hosted by Robert Bailey, Bailey Brooks Mashburn, and Misty Buck in support of the Kennedy Kids Foundation. If you or someone you know is struggling, dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or visit kennedykids.org for resources.🧡 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms.🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Today on Bailey and Buck Unplugged we go deep with former NFL safety Adrian Colbert.  From the field to his personal fight for mental health, Adrian opens up about resilience, identity, and life after football. You don’t want to miss this one. Adrian Colbert is a former NFL safety who played for teams including the San Francisco 49ers, Miami Dolphins, and New York Giants. Known for his hard-hitting style and perseverance on the field, Adrian is equally committed off the field to advocating for mental health awareness, particularly in the athletic community. His journey reflects strength, vulnerability, and a deep commitment to inspiring others to speak up and seek support.🧡 If you're struggling, you're not alone. Call or text 988 anytime.📲 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. 📲 Visit KennedyKids.org for tools and support. 🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Today on Bailey and Buck Unplugged we go deep with former NFL safety Adrian Colbert.  From the field to his personal fight for mental health, Adrian opens up about resilience, identity, and life after football. You don’t want to miss this one. Adrian Colbert is a former NFL safety who played for teams including the San Francisco 49ers, Miami Dolphins, and New York Giants. Known for his hard-hitting style and perseverance on the field, Adrian is equally committed off the field to advocating for mental health awareness, particularly in the athletic community. His journey reflects strength, vulnerability, and a deep commitment to inspiring others to speak up and seek support.🧡 If you're struggling, you're not alone. Call or text 988 anytime.📲 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. 📲 Visit KennedyKids.org for tools and support. 🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Alec Ingold joins Bailey and Buck Unplugged to talk about his experience through college sports into the NFL. Alec also speaks about his efforts in positively impacting his, and all communities through his charity work, as well as his book "The Seven Crucibles: An Inspirational Game Plan for Overcoming Adversity in Your Life". 🧡 If you're struggling, you're not alone. Call or text 988 anytime.📲 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. 📲 Visit KennedyKids.org for tools and support. 🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Miami Dolphins fullback Alec Ingold joins Bailey and Buck Unplugged to open up about mental health, mentorship, and the lessons that come from adversity. A three-time Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee, best-selling author of The 7 Crucibles, and founder of the Ingold Foundation, Alec shares how his journey through foster care, injuries, and the pressure of perfection shaped his mindset.He breaks down the idea of “emptying the bucket” before it overflows, the importance of community and mentorship, and how to turn adversity into opportunity. From football to life beyond the field, Alec brings perspective on building resilience, finding balance, and showing up as your best self. If you're struggling, you're not alone. Call or text 988 anytime. Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. Visit KennedyKids.org for tools and support. Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Finesse Mitchell joins Bailey & Buck Unplugged to reflect on the personal and professional pressures that shaped his mental health from walking on to the University of Miami football team, to battling rejection and politics at Saturday Night Live, to rediscovering purpose through his unexpected role on Disney’s A.N.T. Farm. He opens up about identity shifts, sobriety, fatherhood, and faith—and what it really means to find peace beyond the spotlight.🧡 If you're struggling, you're not alone. Call or text 988 anytime. 📲 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. 📲 Visit KennedyKids.org for tools and support. 🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.

Finesse Mitchell joins Bailey & Buck Unplugged to reflect on the personal and professional pressures that shaped his mental health from walking on to the University of Miami football team, to battling rejection and politics at Saturday Night Live, to rediscovering purpose through his unexpected role on Disney’s A.N.T. Farm. He opens up about identity shifts, sobriety, fatherhood, and faith—and what it really means to find peace beyond the spotlight.🧡 If you're struggling, you're not alone. Call or text 988 anytime. 📲 Follow and subscribe to Bailey and Buck Unplugged on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and all major audio streaming platforms. 📲 Visit KennedyKids.org for tools and support. 🎧 Subscribe, share, and help break the stigma.