After a seven-month hiatus, Jarvis, Panda, and JayMichelle reunite to share their personal journeys of mental health improvement, financial growth, and the exciting projects that have occupied their time. They delve into challenges, face, the strategies employed, and the invaluable lessons line. This episode sucks to stage for revitalized podcast, promising more insightful, and engaging content for their listeners.

In this compelling episode of The Jarvis Show, we dive deep with disability and education activist Elijah Armstrong. Elijah's story sheds light on the importance of inclusive education, and his dedication led to establishing the Hermann-Armstrong Award. Discover the narrative behind the award, the hurdles Elijah faced, and the community he has built along the way. Plus, there is a unique storytime segment that will leave you inspired.

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Get ready to groove with soulful vibes in this episode of The Jarvis Show as we welcome the sensational Jai, the force behind "Dear Black Gay Men." Together, we're diving deep into the rhythms of being vulnerable, supporting each other, and dating within the black gay male community. This episode, during its initial recording, became committed to bringing you something that's as soulful as it is genuine. Join us for heartfelt conversations, stories that resonate, and a celebration of the rich, soul-stirring experiences that make us who we are, and let's embark on a journey that's bound to leave you inspired and connected. This is more than a podcast; it's a soulful celebration of our connected stories.