In this episode of a special Black Health 365 Women’s History Month series, Britt and Jackie explore the importance of Black Doulas, their history, and where they may fit in one’s pregnancy journey.

As we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month and World Doula Day, the hosts welcome guest Imani Byers-Quarterman, as they shine a spotlight on Black Doulas and their positive impact on the birthing experiences of many black families.

Imani Byers-Quarterman, LMSW, MPH, PMH-C is a full spectrum doula, perinatal social worker, placenta specialist, and periosteum hydro therapist based in the Atlanta Metropolitan area. She is the owner of Rebyrth Wellness® and the co-founder of Your Rebyrth Tribe Perinatal Wellness Agency.

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Have you ever wondered if there was a science behind healthy relationships?

In this episode of a special Black Health 365 Women’s History Month series, Britt and Jackie explore the benefits of knowing your Emotional Intelligence EQ. The duo welcomes guest Erin F. Darden, Esq., as they take a deep dive into Emotional Intelligence (EQ) and how it impacts everyday relationships with others and ourselves.

By having this no-holds-barred conversation, Britt and Jackie hope to equip or improve their audience with the tools needed to maintain long-term healthy relationships.

Erin F. Darden, Esq., is a Certified Emotional Intelligence & Life Coach, Trainer, and Speaker. Erin works with clients nationwide or throughout the U.S.

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In this riveting first episode of a special Black Health 365 Women’s History Month series, Britt, and Jackie partner with the Black HIV in the South: How Did We Get Here? podcast.

Britt and Jackie welcome guests Anna DeShawn and Deirdre Speaks as they have an unabashed conversation about being black and living with HIV in the southern United States. This informative conversation raises awareness of the crisis and highlights how Black women are disproportionately affected by the disease.

Anna DeShawn is an award-winning producer, founder/CEO of E3 Radio, and co-founder of The Qube. Anna is also a co-host of the Black HIV in the South: How Did We Get Here? podcast.

Black HIV in the South: How Did We Get Here? is a part of the Urban One Podcast Network.

Deirdre Speaks is an HIV/AIDS educator, activist, community organizer, speaker, Partner in Change and Co-founder of Ending Criminalization of HIV and Overincarceration in Virginia (ECHO VA) Coalition.

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March is Women’s History Month and in this episode of Black Health 365, hosts Britt Daniels and Jackie Paige discuss uterine cancer with Dr. Lawrence Stitt, MD, FACOG.  In this informative and captivating conversation, Britt, and Jackie hope to inform and empower black families to raise awareness about uterine and other gynecologic cancers that affect black women.

Dr. Lawrence Stitt is the Director of Minimally Invasive Gynecological Surgery at the University of Maryland Capital Region Health. He specializes in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery in the Washington, D.C., and Baltimore areas.

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This episode of Black Health 365, with hosts Britt Daniels and Jackie Paige, is designed to raise awareness of the importance of knowing your numbers to prevent cardiovascular disease and stroke. Britt and Jackie have an astonishing conversation with guest Sam Prewitt as he shares how he survived a massive heart attack at 29 years old. 

By sharing his story Sam hopes to encourage others to become advocates of their health by knowing their numbers, getting #heartstrong, and becoming heart-healthy so they can live longer lives.

Sam “SP” Prewitt is the Director of National Digital Partnerships at Urban One. Dedicated to fighting heart disease Sam is a Heart Health advocate and is an active board member of the American Heart Association located in Cleveland, Ohio.

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It’s the month for love and in this episode of Black Health 365, hosts Britt Daniels and Jackie Paige get down to the nitty-gritty when it comes to love, relationships, and situationships. Britt and Jackie have an honest and enlightening conversation with special guest Anita Stoudmire, MA, LPC as they delve into what a healthy relationship looks like, what it means to date with intention, and the importance of communicating effectively.

Anita Stoudmire, MA, LPC is a licensed professional therapist, love mentor, and founder of Better Love Movement, an online coaching business that helps men and women of all ages create the relationships they want. She is also the owner of the Growth Therapy Center located in Virginia.

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In this episode of Black Health 365, hosts Britt Daniels and Jackie Paige sit down with Dr. Marcus L. Brown, MD, FACC, FSCAI to have an enlightening conversation on cardiovascular health.  February is American Heart Month and this informative episode is designed to raise awareness and to empower black families on cardiovascular health and disease prevention.

Dr. Marcus L. Brown is a board-certified physician in Interventional Cardiology, Cardiovascular Disease, and Nuclear Cardiology. Dr. Brown currently serves as the Chief of Cardiology at Northside Hospital, and is the Director of Cardiac Rehabilitation in Atlanta, Georgia.

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In this eye-opening episode of Black Health 365, hosts Britt Daniels and Jackie Paige welcome Dr. Stacey Dutton as she breaks down the neuroscience behind yoga and mindfulness. This illuminating conversation explores how each practice affects the brain and one’s overall health.

Stacey Dutton, Ph.D. is a Behavioral Neuroscientist and is the Charles Loridans Associate Professor of Biology and Neuroscience at Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Georgia.

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In this enlightening episode of Black Health 365, hosts Britt Daniels and Jackie Paige revisit Britt’s journey and breakthrough from addiction. This insightful and thought-provoking conversation explores how practicing yoga and integrating mindfulness have transformed Britt's life. By sharing his story, Britt hopes the benefits of his holistic approach can be of service to others. 

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In this candid and informative episode of Black Health 365, hosts Britt Daniels and Jackie Paige discuss alopecia and other hair conditions. Britt and Jackie welcome renowned expert in hair care and alopecia, Dr. Crystal Aguh, MD as they have a vulnerable conversation about hair loss and its impact on society. This enlightening episode delves into hair loss treatment and new medical advancements.

Dr. Crystal Aguh, MD is a board-certified dermatologist at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.

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