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Resilience Can Choke on My... MESSY Healing
Actor, writer, and social justice advocate Brandon Kyle Goodman walks audiences through BKG’s MESSY and actionable steps to begin healing traumas, instead of defaulting to resilience. With humor and authenticity, Goodman focuses on the importance of moving past resilience to create real change for ourselves, our relationships, and our communities.
"Protect Your Energy, Babe!"
Actor, writer, and social justice advocate Brandon Kyle Goodman shares key insights about the importance of boundaries and how to create, establish, and maintain them (especially with family).
"Who Would I Be if Society Never Got Its Hands on Me?"
In this engaging and eye-opening talk, actor, writer, and social justice advocate Brandon Kyle Goodman offers wisdom for shaking off the shackles of perfection, societal norms, and familial expectations to discover and step into our authentic selves.
That Time I Became My Own Parent
When you have a strained relationship or have become estranged from parents or family, how do you give yourself the parent your need? Actor, writer, and social justice advocate Brandon Kyle Goodman offers this memorable talk inspired by the question, "If you were your own parent what advice would you give yourself?"
"Catch Me Outside Bish”: Conflict Management 101
Inspired by their viral social media video "Don't Call Me Sis Part 2,” actor, writer, and social justice advocate Brandon Kyle Goodman shares actionable takeaways for how to listen better and resolve conflict quicker in this meaningful and high impact talk for all audiences.
Sometimes Blood Ain’t That Thick: Forgiving Your Family
Actor, writer, and social justice advocate Brandon Kyle Goodman offers humorous, honest, and authentic insights about how to forgive your blood family and build a chosen one.
“Honey, Representation Saved My Life!”
Actor, writer, and social justice advocate Brandon Kyle Goodman shares experienced analysis and actionable takeaways about how to diversify the voices, images, stories of humanity that we are engaging with, as well as the importance of doing it in our workspaces, home life, and communities.
Brandon Kyle Goodman encourages readers to be their most authentic selves with new book You Gotta Be You
Actor, writer, and social justice activist BRANDON KYLE GOODMAN is leveraging their experience as a queer, nonbinary, Black leading voice to encourage readers to be their most authentic selves. In their first ever book You Gotta Be You: How to Embrace This Messy Life and Step Into Who You Really Are Goodman emphasizes freeing yourself from the shackles of societal boxes and unpacking some of life’s defining and crucial moments. With wit and candor, Goodman highlights the importance of moving past the idea of resilience to create real change for ourselves, our relationships, and our communities. You Gotta Be You is a perfect representation of Goodman’s characteristic spirit which they bring to all their talks. They are a highly sought-after speaker who’s message of tapping into your most authentic self resonates with audiences of all kinds.
Actor, Writer, and Activist are words often attributed to Brandon Kyle Goodman. In 2020 he emerged as a voice for the Black and Queer communities, best summed up in Revolt TV’s piece ‘7 Reasons Why Brandon Kyle Goodman is Comedy’s Next Big Name.’
Brandon served as writer and producer on Netflix's Big Mouth for multiple seasons. Goodman also wrote and voiced the lead character Walter for the spin-off series Human Resources. As an actor, he has previously appeared in Amazon's Modern Love, Netflix's feature film Feel the Beat, a cameo in Curb Your Enthusiasm, and most recently as Clay in Mel Brooks' Hulu series History of the World Part II.
Brandon's Messy Mondays on Instagram has a cult-like following, which he has curated into a very successful merchandising line with Avid Apparel. There are plans for a Messy Mondays podcast and talk show.
Partnered with Fifth Season, he is developing an original scripted project for which he will showrun and star.
Goodman hosted Sony’s Do The Work podcast and HBO’s In Treatment companion podcast of the same name. Brand partnerships range from Ciroc, Prada, and Alicia Keys Soulcare, among others.
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