On a recent episode of On Point with Juandolyn Stokes, award-winning media professional and Executive Producer Reggie Hicks joined the conversation to commemorate Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Hicks, best known for his impactful documentary“If You Are My Brothers,” brought both insight and inspiration to the discussion — shining a light on a topic that deeply affects men, especially within the Black community.
During the interview, Hicks emphasized the importance of early detection, education, and breaking the silence around men’s health. Drawing from his experience as a storyteller, he shared how film can be a powerful tool for advocacy — helping to humanize the statistics and spark meaningful conversations about prevention and support.
Host Juandolyn Stokes guided a thoughtful dialogue on how men can take charge of their health, encourage one another to get screened, and continue to build brotherhood through awareness and action. Together, they reminded listeners that conversations like these save lives.
Storytelling isn’t just about entertainment — it’s about empowerment. Through “If You Are My Brothers” and ongoing community engagement, he continues to use his platform to uplift, educate, and inspire change including launching a new podcast to have ongoing in-depth and transparent conversations surrounding men's health.
Prostate Cancer Awareness Month serves as an important reminder: early detection saves lives, and conversations like this one keep the movement going strong.
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