HOUSTON (KIAH) — He's known for his comedic talent, and belly laughs that never stop. At the same time the comedian known as "Earthquake" also has a side to himself that is about uplifting others. Especially when it comes to mental health.

That's why he is joining forces with the African American Male Wellness Agency to bring help other men improve their mental health.

CW39 Htown Morning News anchor Sharron Melton talks with "Earthquake" about why he's involved in the "Real Men Real Talk" Mental Wellness Summit, and how he hopes to help other men overcome their fears.

The "Real Men Real Talk" Mental Wellness Summit: Breaking the Cycle is all about openly discussing and tackling mental health challenges that men face.

The Summit" aims to break the cycle and open honest dialogue, allowin

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