Dr. P talks with Andre Amiger, the powerhouse music producer and Amazon Best Selling author who earned the title "Mr. Bounce Back" after surviving three strokes.

In this episode, Dr. P speaks with Leah Szumita, Director of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Clinical Trial Support Center. Leah provides a comprehensive overview of the organization’s proven support infrastructure and its successful pathways to increase clinical trials access and enrollment for people diagnosed with a blood cancer.

After 35 years of praying and educating, Dr. P and Rev. Edwin Sanders, Senior Servant & Founder, Metropolitan Interdenominational Church in Nashville, candidly discuss the trials and tribulations of addressing HIV/AIDS in churches. Through the lens of faith, they take a look at the past, where we are today, and the future of HIV/AIDS.

Dr. P is looking ahead to all of God's blessings in 2023 while she muses on World AIDS Day 2022 and gives thanks for a successful Healthy Churches 2030 Conference.

The 9th Annual Healthy Churches 2030 Conference is about to happen and Dr. P and Tanya Reid are giving you real-talk on why the conference is so life-changing for so many!

Tanya Reid is a mental health advocate who founded the SoundsMinds Mental Health Awareness & Solutions Conference—an initiative focused on educating and empowering people to be mental health advocates in their homes, neighborhoods, communities, and for themselves. She is also a certified nonprofit consultant and a nationally certified mental health first aider. 

With an explanation mark of prophetic joy and power, Jackie Hendricks brings to the podcast a motivational moment of restoration and birthday wishes to Dr. P! 

September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month. Dr. P and Quannecia, a “Community Queen” in Houston, TX discusses her life with Sickle Cell and her passion for educating her community and raising her two sons, both with the sickle cell trait. 

September is Prostate Awareness Month. Dr. P chats with Dr. Moore, who provides essential, life-saving information for Black men and women about prostate cancer. Be prepared to take notes. You don’t want to miss anything!

On this week's episode of Dr. P on the Pod, Dr. P is joined by Dr. Hansie Mathelier, a cardiologist at Penn Medicine specializing in amyloidosis, cardiomyopathy, and congestive heart failure along with Randy, a person living with hereditary transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy (or ATTR-CM).

This podcast episode is sponsored by Pfizer Inc.