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		In this episode Chuck Black engages in a candid conversation with Gam, one of the host of Wait A Gam. Minute Podcast. The discussion delves into several personal and professional topics, beginning with Chuck's health challenges and how they have impacted his life and career. Chuck opens up about the pressures of being an independent artist, highlighting the struggles of managing everything on his own and often prioritizing others' needs over his own. This pattern, he shares, contributed to a significant mental breakdown, which became a turning point for him.
The conversation also touches on a rarely discussed topic: why men often hesitate to talk about their problems and issues. Chuck and Gam explore societal expectations and the stigma that can discourage men from being open about their emotional and mental health challenges.
In a more positive light, Chuck shares his excitement about releasing a double album later this month, providing insight into the creative process and the themes he is exploring in his music. Finally, they discuss the Virginia (VA) music scene, noting what he feel is missing and how local artists can push the scene forward.
Throughout the episode, Chuck's vulnerability and honesty offer listeners a deeper understanding of the complexities faced by independent artists and the importance of “common sense” and open dialogue about mental health.
		
	The fate of 20th Century Fox hangs in the balance as Cleopatra premieres. Critics and audiences weigh in, Elizabeth and Richard face momentous life decisions, and Joe sinks into a […]
		
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