In today's episode, you will find out how the covid-19 vaccine was able to come out so quickly.

In today's episode let's talk about why the FDA/CDC pausing the Johnson and Johnson Vaccine was necessary.

Let's talk about the Inaugural Autism in Black Conference… Get ready

In this week's episode learn why the kidneys are so important thanks to our special guest Dr. Frita.

In this week's episode learn what is colorectal cancer & why 1 in 24 people will develop it.

This week's episode learns about the newest covid-19 vaccine to be approved in the fight against the coronavirus.

When I released my first episode detailing my experience with getting the first of two vaccine doses against the coronavirus, the total number of coronavirus cases stood at approximately 15 million. Unfortunately as I type this out the number stands at 27 million and likely by the time you read it that number will be outdated.

This week on the podcast we have Sarah McGriff, a woman with many professional hats. She is an author, film producer, and nurse who took the join the podcast to discuss a slew of topics such as her concern about the mental health disparities in the Black community, stigmas surrounding ...

At the time of writing this post, we have two different vaccines that are available for distribution. In episode 162 we talked about who would be getting the vaccines first, starting with the front line workers in health care. I had the fortunate opportunity to get my vaccine right after Christmas break so I wanted to discuss my experience.

This week we talk about the COVID-19 vaccine: when this will be available, who can avail of it first, and should you be hesitant about getting vaccinated?

This week we talk about why COVID-19 won't be going away in 2021.

In this week's podcast episode we give a heads up on what to expect for Season 5.

In this week's podcast episode, we have Dr. Stephen Noble talking about community, health education & his passions.

This week we discuss the passing of Chadwick Boseman and the call of action for African American health.

This week we have Dr. Archana Shrestha to discuss the importance of uplifting women doctors worldwide through story.

This week we have Tiara Riley to discuss the importance of mental health in the black community.

We have Dr. Kat Ogel on to discuss becoming an author and her role as an advocate to fight discrimination.

This week Dr. Petrina Craine is on to discuss discrimination in medicine as a Black woman.

This week Dr. Crystal Maxwell is on to discuss becoming an author and her work as a family physician.