In episode 26, we welcome guest host D’Anna Holmes of Parents of Patients (www.parentsofpatients.com) to discuss the empowerment of patients and understanding the rights you have. We talk about the process of selecting a doctor for services and understanding their primary role of service. We also dive deep into the personal experiences that the host and guest have had on each side of the spectrum. All of this and more on #Docs!

In episode 25, we discuss the basic makeup and onslaught of depression; especially with people across the US losing so much due to the recent wake of natural disasters. We dive deep into the causes of depression as well as some of the common symptoms. We also breakdown the vast types of depression that people suffer from. Plus, we look at some of the remedies that are suggested to alleviate this mental illness. All of this and more on #Docs!

In episode 24, we discuss racism and adversity on American soil as an African American physicians. We give history of the first male and female African American physicians in America and the impact that affirmative action had in the continued expansion of physicians of color. Plus, the hosts give their personal experiences of racism in their own practices. All of this and more on #Docs!

In episode 23, we welcome guest host Dr. Cwanza Pinckney (Facebook: /Dr. Cwanza MD) to discuss the expensive craze surrounding the drug known as lean. We take a look at its chemical compound and what drugs constitute the creation of lean. We also talk about the use and popularity of the drug in celebrities and everyday people. Plus, we explain the troubling addiction to lean and consequences from it. All of this and more on #Docs!

In episode 22, we welcome guest host Alaina Lopez ([email protected]) to discuss anxiety in teens. We take a look at 13 Reasons Why series on Netflix and its portrayal of social issues. We also look at the triggers that cause teens to have anxiety and how friends can play a role in the outcome. Plus, we even look at celebrity adults fighting with the same issues in social settings. All of this and more on #Docs!

In episode 21, we welcome guest host Garry Lee (@GHawkinz) to discuss and review the latest documentary on health and wellness titled, “What The Health”. We breakdown the notion and correlation between meat and cardiac disease and cancer. We also discuss the alleged reasons for diabetes that do not involve sugar as the cause. Plus, we even share Garry’s own journey into a part-time vegetarian’s world. All of this and more on #Docs!

In episode 20, we welcome guest host Dr. Shanicka Williams (https://www.drshanicka.com/) and Chef Jeremy Greenhouse (www.extraordinarycreations.co) to dive into the battle for obesity. We talk about the risk factors associated to obesity as well as its main causes. Plus, we give helpful insight on how to battle against this disease and protocols to put in place for future avoidance. All of this and more on #Docs!

In episode 19, we discuss the still-apparent colorism in America as Kodak Black decides to disgrace his own skin tone. We also dive deep into tips and methods for preparing for the summer heat. Plus, we take a moment to pay respects to the new fresh face movement that’s arising from the years-long efforts of Alicia Keys. All of this and more on #Docs!

In episode 18, we welcome guest host Tonya Prince of the Sickle Cell Association of Houston (www.sicklecellhouston.org) to discuss the truths surrounding Sickle Cell Disease. We dive into the cause of the disease and how it affects the body and someone’s livelihood. We also breakdown treatments that help reduce crisis situations that can become fatal. Plus, we pay homage to Prodigy and his untimely death due to Sickle Cell Disease. All of this and more on #Docs!

In episode 17, we welcome back guest host Dr. Teriya Richmond ((713) 453-6962) to discuss the growing concern of HIV in the USA. We look at the startling statistics that show an increase of cases in the African American communities as well as some of the myths that might be fueling this surge. Plus, we talk about key ways to prevent the disease including a new treatment called PRep. All of this and more on #Docs!