A conversation with an Interior Designer about understanding 1) the profound impact of design choices on our mental and emotional well being and 2) how spaces can shape our thoughts, behaviours and overall health. The premise is that interior design should not only reflect beauty and functionality, but also caters…
As a urologist, Dr. Uloko was trained to address urologic and sexual issues of her male patients. However, when her female patients had a sexual concern, there were no protocols or best practices to follow. Her practice has developed into an advocacy for sexual health for both men and women.…
Pre-eclampsia is a cause of maternal and infant morbidity. A conversation with Dr. Tania Kamphaus, Associate Vice President, Science Partnerships and Director of Patient Engagements at FNIH (Foundation for the National Institutes of Health) regarding blood testing in the first trimester to detect and the development of medications for treatment…
Along with CVS, Walmart, and Walgreens- Amazon has become a major health care provider.
I owe this Doctor a huge apology for such a long delay. This podcast was recorded over one year ago! I thought it had been damaged and deleted. I recently "found" a copy. And I am delighted to be able to share it with you. As an internist, she had…
It's the day after Thanksgiving! And this podcast is about food and family. It was a joy and a pleasure to speak with these three sisters. They demonstrate the beauty of family and their love of cooking. They provide helpful tips and they're just a lot of fun. Enjoy.. Simple…
Purple is a color that traditionally symbolizes royalty, power and spirituality. The Color Purple was published in 1982. Ms. Alice Walker became the first African-American female to receive a Pultizer Prize for fiction. There is power and controversy in the Color Purple.
Why will a patient spend hours googling to find a Black doctor? What are the percieved differences in care between a Black and non-Black Doctor? Do Black Doctors have a social responsibility in caring for Black Patients? ..ask a Black woman.
An unfortunate delivery in Georgia prompted this podcast. This podcast discussed the cardinal movements of labor, gestational diabetes and shoulder dystocia. Have a listen and send a pray to the family.
From Chitlins to Raw Vegan: A Healing Journey dives into the transformative power of a raw vegan lifestyle. Inspired by the legendary works of Alvenia Fulton, Dick Gregory and others, this podcast episode explores the profound impact that transitioning to veganism, not just as a diet, but as a holistic…
Black Lives Matter: support each other, celebrate us, collaborate with each other. We explore the world of Ms Roland Wilkins, Mama Ro, and her tireless efforts in community building and personal empowerment. From the groundbreaking Birthing Project to the transformative Empowerment Classes and the unique Quality of the Life Road…
The Supreme Court (SCOTUS) is deciding.. In this episode of Unpacking self Managed abortion, we delve into the pressing concerns and questions about self managed abortions. Where can you get the medication? Where can you get information about your options?How much do it cost? Are there side effects to taking…
Every month we should honor women. Mama Ro (Rolanda Wilkins) an activist and advocate for women remembers the work of other Black Women during Women's History Month. Mama Ro remembers Kathryn Hall- Trujillo, creator of the Birthing Project and Judge Alice Lytle, an advocate and defender of the rights of…
In "Beyond the Plate: Veganism and Spiritual Awakening" Beverly shares how a raw vegan diet served as a gateway to a richer spiritual life. Listen to her compelling story of how she found unexpected spiritual growth after committing to the raw vegan alkaline diet as recommended by Dr. Sebi. Her…
Raw & Real: While Raising Children looks into the life of a Black Woman who went from "pork loving" and "sugar addicted" to raw as she commits to raising her two children as raw vegans. At a time when her choices were far from mainstream, she shares some of her…
Why do we search our provider directories in hopes of finding a Black Doctor? Why do we spend hours googling and searching online for a local Black Doctor? Does it make a differene in health outcomes? Do Black Doctors make us feel "safe" and "listened to"? Is it cultural competency…
Purple is a colpor that traditionally symbolizes royalty, power and spirituality. The Color Purple was published a novel in 1982. Ms Alice Walker became the first African American female to receive a Pultizer Prize for fiction. Today with the latest rendition of the Color Purple, there is power and controversy,…
From Chitlins to Raw Vegan: A Healing Journey dives into the transformative power of a raw vegan lifestyle. Inspired by the legendary works of Ms. Alvenia Fulton, Mr. Dick Gregory and others, this podcast episode explores the profound impacgt that transitioning to veganism , not just as a diet, but…
An unfortunate delivery in Georgia prompted this podcast. This podcast discusses the cardinal movements of labor ( these movements must happen for a successful vaginal delivery), gestational diabetes ( a complication that occurs during pregnancy) and shoulder dystocia ( a rare but true obstetrical emergency). Listen and then send a…
Recent news has linked formaldehyde relaxers with uterine cancer. The FDA has proposedd a ban on all relaxers containing formaldehyde. There is more to know and more to understand as we focus on reasons for the increasing incidence of uterine cancer in Black Women in the US.
For many women, it's hard to get a GYN appointment. Today we ask the question, "Do you really need that annual well woman GYN exam?" Hear the recommendations regarding mammograms, pap smears and pelvic exams. This is informational only. Dr. Rahman and Black Women's Health podcast ask that you check…
Why would a Black woman spend hours googling to find a Black doctor? What are the perceived differences in the care between Black and non-Black doctors? Do Black doctors have a social responsibility in caring for Black patients? ..we asked a Black woman.
"Every stage of life is critical.. an opportunity to deepen our intimacy" ~ Lorene Cary An intimate conversation with author, educator, advocate and playwright, Lorene Cary who discusses the healing power of the arts and her memoir, Ladysitting. Ladysitting details the challenges and frustrations of being a caregiver to a…
