In this powerful episode of Ask the Good Doctor, Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire is joined by Rev. Dr. Que English for a critical conversation on the state of Black maternal health in America.

With Black women facing pregnancy-related mortality rates nearly three times higher than their counterparts, this episode dives into the urgent need for advocacy, systemic healthcare reform, and culturally competent care.

Together, they unpack the realities behind the statistics—highlighting how bias, lack of access, and gaps in care continue to put Black mothers at risk.

The conversation also emphasizes the power of community support, the importance of being heard and respected in medical spaces, and why postpartum care must extend far beyond the standard six-week checkup.

From faith to frontline care, this episode calls for collective action to ensure Black mothers not only survive—but thrive.

This is a necessary dialogue for anyone invested in health equity, maternal care, and saving lives.

Right now, are you scratching, sneezing, itching, and wheezing? If yes, lean in.

As the season changes to Spring, many are running to the Allergy Doctor and the drugstore for relief instead of being outdoors savoring the smell of nature being in full bloom. This is the signal that Parasites are having more babies internally.

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Healing is within your reach. No matter the diagnosis, your body has the ability to heal when given what it needs. Meet Pastor Dr. Pekola "PK" Roberts, a woman diagnosed with Sarcoidosis at age 19. Today she shares about her many near death experiences, a made up mind, and the protocols that have sustained her. Buckle in... It's Testimony Time!

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In this powerful episode of Ask The Good Doctor, Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire sits down with Dr. Pekola Roberts, a 25-year veteran Army chaplain, to share her remarkable journey of healing and transformation.

From overcoming the challenges of Psoriasis to embracing a holistic lifestyle, Dr. Roberts opens up about the importance of self-education, faith, and community support in reclaiming your health.

This conversation goes beyond symptoms, offering real insight into how mind, body, and spirit must align for true healing to take place.

If you’re seeking inspiration, practical wisdom, and a reminder that transformation is possible at any stage, this episode is for you.

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In this powerful episode of Ask the Good Doctor, host Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire sits down with maternal health advocate Dr. Eboni January to discuss the urgent issues surrounding Black maternal health.

Dr. January shares the vision behind the 1 Million Mothers Movement, a growing effort dedicated to improving outcomes for Black mothers through education, advocacy, and community support.

The conversation highlights the importance of health literacy, proactive preparation for childbirth, and the value of creating a thoughtful birth plan to help expecting mothers advocate for themselves within the healthcare system.

Together, they explore the systemic challenges many Black women face during pregnancy and childbirth, while also offering practical resources, classes, and strategies designed to empower women to approach pregnancy with confidence and knowledge.

Dr. January encourages a powerful mindset shift—viewing pregnancy not as a period of suffering, but as a time to thrive.

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In this episode of Ask the Good Doctor, host Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire sits down with Maria More for an empowering conversation about prioritizing wellness, especially for women navigating busy lives and the natural process of aging.

Together, they explore the importance of building healthy daily habits, practicing meaningful self-care, and creating boundaries that protect your time, energy, and peace of mind. Dr. Brookshire and Maria share practical strategies for strengthening resilience, staying intentional about your health, and embracing a lifestyle that supports both physical and emotional well-being.

Whether you’re balancing career, family, or personal growth, this episode offers thoughtful insights and actionable tips to help women live healthier, more intentional lives at every stage.

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In this powerful episode of Ask The Good Doctor, Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire sits down with Lorna Rainey for a timely conversation honoring both Black History Month and Women’s History Month.

Lorna shares the remarkable legacy of her great-grandfather, Joseph H. Rainey, who made history as the first Black congressman in the United States. From escaping slavery to serving in Congress during Reconstruction, Rainey’s journey is a testament to resilience, leadership, and the enduring power of representation.

The conversation expands beyond history into present-day advocacy, as Lorna discusses her work supporting Black artists in the entertainment industry and the critical importance of accurate, empowering media representation. Together, she and Dr. Brookshire explore how politics, the arts, and visibility shape community health, identity, and opportunity.

This episode is a reminder that legacy is not just something we honor — it’s something we continue to build.

Thank you for listening weekly to ASK THE GOOD DOCTOR Podcast. Today, Medical & Alternative Therapy Doctor Frederick Douglas Burton joins us to discuss the narrative of the battle between the two worlds.

As my personal doctor and mentor and the author of "How To Outlive Your Doctor Using Alternative Medicine", Dr. Burton is recognized as a Top Doctor in the nation.

Wanda Washington Green joins us for TESTIMONY TIME as she has been a patient of mine and Dr. Burton's since 2016. She shares how following our protocols has helped her to overcome an illness her traditional doctors stated would never heal.

Stay tuned to Season 3 as we promise "Truth Over Trends: Conversations Your Body Needs".

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In this episode of Ask The Good Doctor, Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire takes on listener questions in a practical and empowering Wellness Wednesday conversation.

She breaks down why food preparation and daily structure are essential to long-term health, and explains how common issues like heartburn are often warning signs—not conditions to ignore or normalize.

Dr. Brookshire also explores the psychological barriers that make lifestyle changes feel overwhelming, encouraging listeners to simplify their wellness journey and tune in to what their bodies are trying to communicate. From understanding health signals to maintaining balance during life’s chaos, this episode offers actionable advice for detoxing, self-awareness, and sustainable wellness.

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On this flavorful and inspiring episode of Ask The Good Doctor, Dr LaJoyce Brookshire sits down with entrepreneur Alita Carter, founder of BLAQOLA Granola, to talk about her journey from the music industry to building a culturally rooted food brand during the pandemic.

Alita shares the story behind the name BLAQOLA, her commitment to quality and community, and why representation in food products matters — not just in who owns the brand, but in who the products are created for.

This conversation explores the real-life challenges and rewards of turning passion into purpose, creating something authentic, and building a business that speaks directly to culture, health, and community connection.