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Let’s Taco ‘bout it W/Rukky

Let’s Taco ‘bout it W/Rukky

By: Robina Muhammed
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Welcome to Let’s Taco ’Bout It — the podcast where nothing’s too spicy to handle! Each week, we serve up real, unfiltered conversations about culture, lifestyle, wellness, and everything in between.


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Episodes
  • Breathe, King
    Jun 24 2025

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    We honor Men's Mental Health Month with a special meditation-style episode filled with affirmations designed specifically for men who are carrying silent burdens and choosing to heal.

    • Powerful affirmations for strength that redefine vulnerability as wisdom, not weakness
    • Permission to be a complete person beyond the roles of provider and protector
    • Breathing exercises to center and ground yourself during difficult moments
    • Affirmations for emotional wellness that validate feelings and create space for expression
    • Statements on purpose and identity that separate worth from productivity or achievement
    • Centering affirmations that release shame and guilt while embracing self-compassion
    • Reminder that healing happens both individually and collectively in community

    Save this episode for the days you need a reminder, and share it with a brother, son, father or friend - we heal stronger together.


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    13 mins
  • Breaking Silent: Men's Mental Health in a World on Fire
    Jun 24 2025

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    Have you noticed how numb we've become to chaos? Another bomb drops—scroll. Another crisis emerges—swipe. But while we're processing the endless stream of global disasters, who's noticing the men quietly falling apart behind the headlines?

    This raw, unfiltered conversation dives deep into the invisible burden men carry in today's world. As international tensions flare between world powers, domestic politics rage, and everyday pressures mount, men continue bearing silent weight. They're expected to protect, provide, lead, and stay strong without missing a beat—all while the world feels increasingly unpredictable. The result? A devastating, often undetected epidemic of emotional burnout that doesn't announce itself with dramatic breakdowns, but rather with a quiet withdrawal from joy and connection.

    We explore how emotional exhaustion manifests in men—the absence of laughter, the constant fatigue, the disconnection that signals not anger but profound weariness. More importantly, we offer practical pathways toward healing: acknowledging the weight, building genuine connections with others, creating intentional spaces for peace, and recognizing that needing rest doesn't signal weakness. For men navigating global chaos while carrying personal responsibilities, this episode provides both validation and actionable steps toward reclaiming peace. Whether you're struggling yourself or know someone who might be, this conversation could be the lifeline needed during these turbulent times. Reach out to the quiet men in your life—they may be carrying more than you realize.


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    8 mins
  • Rest Is Resistance: Challenging the "Grind or Die" Mentality for Black Men
    Jun 14 2025

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    We explore the damaging impact of hustle culture on Black men's mental health and why breaking the cycle of emotional suppression is critical for healing.

    • Black boys learn early to hide emotions rather than express them
    • Men are taught their value comes from strength, silence, and survival
    • Generational trauma passes when fathers teach what they experienced
    • Hustle culture has made burnout into a badge of honor
    • For Black men, hustling often isn't about luxury but basic survival
    • Working multiple jobs creates physical and emotional exhaustion
    • Rest isn't weakness—it's a necessary form of resistance
    • Mental health resources are stigmatized as "not for Black men"
    • Depression gets called stress, anxiety becomes "overthinking"
    • Lack of Black therapists creates barriers to culturally sensitive care
    • Brotherhood and male friendships can provide informal therapy
    • Safe spaces where vulnerability is respected are essential for healing
    • Specialized resources like Therapy for Black Men are valuable lifelines
    • You don't have to earn your right to rest and emotional wellbeing

    Like, follow, share and check in with your people. Protect your peace, honor your softness and keep it spicy. And if nobody told you today, I love you, baby.


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    13 mins
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