The Phil Young Broadcast

07/13/2026

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Bread brands can look healthy on the shelf, but the label doesn’t a...

07/09/2026

The quiet power of self-love and the ongoing journey to heal:

I used to believe that my struggles with mental health, eating disorders, and chronic illness meant I was broken. But what I’ve learned is that these challenges are opportunities for growth — and the real remedy is self-love.

My friend Nefrit and I talked about how pain, trauma, and societal judgment often make us hide our true selves. We’re conditioned to think we’re not worthy of love unless we’re perfect. But the truth? Our internal joy, that divine spark of love and connection, is always accessible—if we choose to find it.

Healing isn’t about erasing pain; it’s about embracing it, understanding it, and letting it teach us. We don’t need to be static or perfect — life’s a continuous cycle of challenges and resilience.

The key is to listen to that inner compass — your joy, your love, your truth — and let it guide you toward freedom and peace. You’re not alone in this.

Maybe that’s the point.



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When we think about healing and growth, the biggest breakthrough of...

07/09/2026

Ever wondered what it really takes to live a life rooted in self-love and true joy?

Drop a ✨ if you’re on a journey of discovering inner peace ✨
We talk about pain, healing, and finding joy—even in our darkest moments. My guest shared how his battle with Crohn’s, autism, and an eating disorder created a never-ending cycle—but also led him to realize that true freedom begins inside.

The key? Accepting your struggles, setting boundaries, and focusing on what makes your heart come alive—NOT what society tells you should define you.

It’s about following the inner spark of joy, no matter what chaos surrounds us.
What’s one thing you’re trying to let go of today?

Comment below, I’d love to hear 💬
Remember: life is a constant dance of pain and growth. The real victory? Finding love and joy amidst it all.

07/01/2026

Here's what most people don’t realize about learning differences...

Drop a 🔍 if you’ve ever wondered about hidden struggles

When Melanie DeAeth talks about dyslexia, most folks only think of reading challenges — but it’s so much more than that. It can hide behind behaviors that seem "normal," making it hard for teachers and even parents to realize what's really going on.

She has seen students and adults go years undiagnosed, feeling like they just weren’t "trying hard enough," when the truth is, an invisible barrier was missed. Recognizing dyslexia early can open doors to tailored strategies and success.
It’s not just about reading — dyslexia affects writing, organization, and even confidence. The good news? With proper support, these challenges become manageable.

Have you or someone you know struggled with learning differences? 🌟 Tag them and share this — it might be the eye-opener they need.

Because understanding is the first step toward empowerment.



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Melanie Hewett-Deaeth

Most adults and even many educators overlook how hidden dyslexia ca...

07/01/2026

Ever wonder if dyslexia is hiding in plain sight?

Here’s what most people don’t realize about learning differences...

Drop a 🔍 if you’ve ever wondered about hidden struggles

When Melanie DeAeth talks about dyslexia, most folks only think of reading challenges — but it’s so much more than that. It can hide behind behaviors that seem “normal,” making it hard for teachers and even parents to realize what’s really going on.

Melanie has seen students and adults go years undiagnosed, feeling like they just weren’t “trying hard enough,” when the truth is, an invisible barrier was missed. Recognizing dyslexia early can open doors to tailored strategies and success.
It’s not just about reading — dyslexia affects writing, organization, and even confidence. The good news? With proper support, these challenges become manageable.

Have you or someone you know struggled with learning differences? 🌟 Tag them and share this — it might be the eye-opener they need.

Because understanding is the first step toward empowerment.

06/28/2026

Do doctors really understand the root cause of health issues?

My today’s guest Dr. Stephanie Basso used to think so — until she realized most medical training barely scratches the surface. What if the medication you’re on is just a band-aid? 🚑

Drop a 💡 if you’re questioning everything you’ve been told about health.

Here’s a shocker: less than 1% of medical education covers nutrition. That’s why healers like us focus on root causes, not just symptoms.
Imagine this: a woman with Crohn’s disease reverses her symptoms through diet, stress management, and lifestyle tweaks—not meds.

That’s real healing. 🥗✨

Our bodies aren’t broken — we just need to learn how to communicate with them better. Are you ready to take control?

It starts with knowledge and small steps every day.
You’ve got the power.

Would you start with a simple habit today?

and redefining your relationship with food can transform your healt...

06/28/2026

Do doctors really understand the root cause of health issues?

My today’s guest Dr. Stephanie Basso used to think so — until she realized most medical training barely scratches the surface. What if the medication you’re on is just a band-aid? 🚑
Drop a 💡 if you’re questioning everything you’ve been told about health.

Here’s a shocker: less than 1% of medical education covers nutrition. That’s why healers like us focus on root causes, not just symptoms.
Imagine this: a woman with Crohn’s disease reverses her symptoms through diet, stress management, and lifestyle tweaks—not meds. That’s real healing. 🥗✨
Our bodies aren’t broken — we just need to learn how to communicate with them better. Are you ready to take control?

It starts with knowledge and small steps every day.
You’ve got the power.

Would you start with a simple habit today?

06/21/2026

“Ever felt like you’re just about to give up on everything? Here’s how one simple phone call saved my life.”

Drop a 💥 if you’ve ever needed a sign to keep going.

For years, Shaun Grant wrestled with depression and thoughts of giving up. Everything felt heavy — like his dreams were unreachable, and he was just stuck. Then one night, sitting by the water, he seriously considered ending it all. His car was revved, the engine ready, when his phone rang. A friend’s voice on the other end, telling him how much he was loved — and how his life mattered. That moment? Pure divine intervention. It made him realize: we’re all just one call, one message away from hope. Your pain is not the end, and you’re not alone. Keep fighting.

What’s the one thing that’s helped you hold on during tough times? Drop your story below.

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Discover how shifting your mindset and healing religious conditioni...

06/21/2026

“Ever felt like you’re just about to give up on everything? Here’s how one simple phone call saved my life.”

Drop a 💥 if you’ve ever needed a sign to keep going.

For years, Shaun Grant wrestled with depression and thoughts of giving up. Everything felt heavy — like his dreams were unreachable, and he was just stuck. Then one night, sitting by the water, he seriously considered ending it all. His car was revved, the engine ready, when his phone rang. A friend’s voice on the other end, telling him how much he was loved — and how his life mattered. That moment? Pure divine intervention. It made him realize: we’re all just one call, one message away from hope. Your pain is not the end, and you’re not alone. Keep fighting.

What’s the one thing that’s helped you hold on during tough times? Drop your story below. #

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06/13/2026

The truth about p**n and addiction:

A story of healing and understanding
I used to think p**n was just some taboo, harmless curiosity.

Turns out, for many of us, it’s a complex coping mechanism rooted in trauma and unmet emotional needs.

My today’s guest Josh Shea shared how his own journey began at 12, spiraled into addiction, then into recovery. Not just about stopping a habit, but understanding why he started — the need for control, calm, escape. His story isn’t unique, but the lessons are profound.

What struck me most? The normalization and accessibility of p**n today. It’s no longer taboo; it’s everywhere, especially for kids. And with that, the risk of addiction grows—along with a disconnection from healthy relationships and real intimacy.

Josh’s experience highlights a simple truth: addiction isn’t about morality. It’s about coping. About not having the tools to deal with trauma, fear, or loneliness. And recovery begins with understanding, not judgment.

Maybe that’s the point. We need more open conversations, more education, and less shame around these issues. Because healing starts with awareness.
Worth thinking about.

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Most people underestimate how deeply adult entertainment is tied to...