Dynver Lovett
Hey! I’m Dynver Lovett, a 23-year-old junior from Dayton, Ohio, majoring in Exercise Science. I’m the voice behind the Marauder’s Mental Health Matters podcast—a project I launched through the Honors College that quickly became something much bigger than just a class assignment. It started as a form of therapy for myself, and now it’s a platform for students across campus to talk openly about mental health, school life, and everything in between.
Each episode shines a light on the student experience here at Central State, tying in events, organizations, and honest conversations to help us all feel a little more connected and a little less alone. My biggest goal? To uplift students and make sure everyone feels seen, supported, and heard here at CSU.
Outside of podcasting and classes, I’m all about wellness, good convos, and finding ways to help others feel their best—mentally, physically, and emotionally.
One of my favorite quotes is:
“Be the person you needed when you were younger.”
That’s the energy I bring into everything I do.
Thanks for tuning in and being a part of the journey!
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This week, we sat down with Jailla and Aalaijah from XheerXO to talk about navigating college life through student organizations, staying involved, and protecting your peace. Expect real talk on burnout, boundaries, and building community—all from students who are in it right now.P.S. Missed last week’s episode? We met with Nael Santana from CSU Men’s Volleyball to dive into the connection between athletics and mental health—it’s a must-listen.Next week: We’re chatting with Mike and Stacy about being student entrepreneurs and how they balance hustle with mental health. -
In episode 1 of our podcast, we sit down with Nael Santana to dive into the world of men's volleyball and explore the important connection between the sport and mental health. Nael shares his insights on the challenges athletes face, the mental hurdles in competitive sports, and strategies for maintaining a healthy mindset on and off the court. Don’t miss this honest conversation about performance, pressure, and personal well-being.
