Episodes

President Biden proclaimed April 11-17 as Black Maternal Health Week. We need more. Meet Rachel Nicks, a doula, and learn about her passion at birthqueen.org for enriching the Black birth experience and saving lives.

The GYN exam is the most intimate exam exam a woman can have while conscious. We ask very personal questions. Maybe it’s time to hear from women. Take a simple survey today. Take a chance at winning a $50 Amazon gift coupon. Do it today!

Ms. Emma Chappell- RIP.

Is wondering about how dark the baby will be racist? Then why do we (black folks) do it?

Over 500,000 persons have died from the Covid virus. Vaccines are starting to become readily available. She was offer the vaccine and refused. We have a problem in healthcare greater than the Covid virus.. we should listen to what she has to say.

Deciding that they wanted a better life, they left security and has prospered by creating a fitness and nutrition club for women of color. Laugh along as they share their story.

Her name is Tessica Brown. She went through a traumatic event. May her story be a learning lesion for all Black women.

Have you been affected? Do you know someone who is suffering due to past sexual abuse. If so, this podcast is for you. May truth and self reflection shine a light on old wounds. Along with professional counseling may this lead to healing.

Do Black people have the “magic sauce”?

What did she just say? And why bring up the Tuskegee Syphilis Study? What does one thing have to do with another? And why so much- black, black, black... Bottom line: We need us to help eliminate racial healthcare disparities.

Who is Dr. Rahman? Hear her thoughts- raw and unfiltered.

Two disagree over Facebook: Is there a limit to the number of friends if you’re outside? How do you deal with the loneliness? Has COVID highlighted our inability to spend time alone with ourselves? What’s acceptable risk for you?

67 years old and she exercises daily. .for her health, for her stress, for her enjoyment. Setting an example of what’s possible. She shares her helpful tips.

“Shift away from any old, limiting ideas and move forward. The time is now— the power is you!

A thought provoking, riveting expose about Black Women and US healthcare. How have you been affected? Join other black women as we watch together.

There was so much to discuss, we will need a Part 2

The day after the US Presidential election.. and how are you?

..nough said.

Whether you are struggling with urinary incontinence, just had a baby or choose to have a more dynamic vagina and sex life - this podcast is for you.

This is an introduction for our guest speaker for next week, Ms Nicole Dugan, a physical therapist who will speak to us about our pelvic floor. Get ready..

While we wait to hear if any police officers will be charged in the death of Breonna Taylor. The

..representation. Vote like your life depends on it. Fact not hyperbole.

Malcolm X described the black woman was the most disrespected, unprotected and neglected woman in America. Recently MadameNoire magazine asked 50 black women to describe their experience of living in America in 3 words. What would be your 3 words?

Hear from a sport medicine physician who through a tragic situations learned her calling. A black woman who was willing to follow an unusual path. And through personal experience has learned the benefit of good nutrition.. Now willing to share this information and more with you.