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Engage Presents Brandon Saho

The Engage Presents series is designed to help busy event planners get to know our speakers quickly and effectively. We go beyond the sizzle reel, asking FAQs about their personal stories, presentation style, approach to event planning, and much more. 1:24 – 2:11: Brandon grew up a huge sports fan in Ohio, always passionate about the game—even if he knew he’d never play professionally. Sports reporting became the next best dream, a way to stay close to what he loved. 2:25 – 4:21: While covering the Bengals’ Super Bowl run on a podcast, Brandon opened up about silently battling depression—realizing that moment was a powerful opportunity to normalize mental health conversations, especially in the sports world. Now, he interviews athletes, celebrities, and influencers, helping people see that even those in the spotlight struggle too. 4:40 – 7:23: Brandon never talked about mental health growing up, despite having suicidal thoughts as early as 14. At 28, while living his dream reporting at a major game, he hit rock bottom—proof that even at your highest, you can feel deeply alone. Asking for help saved him, and now Brandon urges others to speak up because someone out there will care. 7:43 – 11:20: Brandon's favorite project is the Mental Game program, where he creates powerful in-person experiences that bring people together through real, raw conversations about mental health. From Q&As to group activities, he creates a safe space for people of all ages and walks of life to open up, supported by top mental health professionals. 11:43 – 13:36: He’s passionate about building community, meeting over 100,000 people while traveling to 30 states in 30 days. Through these meetups, Brandon fosters spaces where honest conversations—like those around mental health in the Black community—can truly flourish. 13:58 – 15:04: Brandon's message is clear: if you’re in a dark place, ask for help—because things can get better. Feelings are temporary, but healing takes effort, therapy, and a willingness to change. Brandon Saho is interviewed by Engage President and co-founder Jake Olson. Sports reporter Brandon Saho checked into a mental health hospital in 2022 after battling alcoholism, depression, and suicidal thoughts behind the scenes for years. While in treatment, he discovered his new purpose: helping others. To learn more about Brandon's keynotes and to book him for your next event, visit https://www.letsengage.com/talent/bra...