JED Voices features intimate conversations with leading culture creators about what mental health means to them. From the realms of entertainment, music, film, sports and social media, JED Voices participants share stories to inspire and encourage action with today’s teens and young adults.
INVISIBLE GAME, presented by UNINTERRUPTED and The Jed Foundation (JED), features next-gen all-star athletes with the people who paved the way, sharing a world that’s always present but rarely discussed: their mental health.
Starring Trae Young, Iman Shumpert, Master P, and more, this four-part YouTube docuseries invites you into elite athletes’ inner worlds and uncovers how they find support, connection, and glory.
All episodes of INVISIBLE GAME are now available for free on YouTube.
Former NBA player Jason Richardson and his son Jase meet at Michigan State University, where Jason won the 2000 NCAA Championship and incoming freshman Jase hopes to claim his. This father and son duo discuss their parallel paths coping and rehabbing from serious injuries, managing pressure and expectations on the court and online, practicing self-care, and the importance of building close inner circles.
Music mogul and producer Percy “Master P” Miller reconnects with his youngest son, Mercy, in LA as he returns from preseason for his freshman year and basketball season at The University of Houston. Together, they reflect on the passing of Master P's daughter, Tytyana Miller, how they coped with grief and loss, and the importance of faith and familial bonds.
Athletes are more accessible than ever, especially in today’s digital age. On this episode of INVISIBLE GAME, we explore the shifting culture of mental health awareness in professional sports with Hawks superstar Trae Young and his personal trainer Travelle Gaines. Trae represents a new generation of athletes, openly advocating for mental health and breaking the long-standing cultural norms around discussing struggles off the court. And as a young star in the NBA, he's embodying this cultural change, embracing the importance of mental well-being alongside physical performance.
Everyone’s mental health journey looks different. On the latest episode of INVISIBLE GAME, Olympic medalist Fred Richard and NBA veteran Iman Shumpert link up at Chelsea Piers to talk all things self-improvement. The two athletes discuss how they’re challenging the status quo and breaking cultural barriers to create new narratives for Black men in sports. As Fred and Iman workout, they exchange personal stories, discuss the mental health techniques that have worked for them, and highlight the growing cultural shift towards openness around the once taboo topic in professional sports.
In his 3-part video series, WONWOO of SEVENTEEN opens up about the uncertainties he’s had in his career, how he deals with burnout, and what his fellow SEVENTEEN members and CARATs mean to him. WONWOO’s storytelling collection, made in partnership with Mindset by DIVE Studios.
In their 3-part video series, The Rose opens up about the uncertainties of the future and self-doubt they had in their career, the deep connection they share with each other, and a message of hope and inspiration to those who may feel stuck in the past. The Rose's storytelling collection, made in partnership with Mindset by DIVE Studios
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