HouseCall with Dr. Mac

Fireworks, food, family, and fun! That's how we started our summer vacation. Going to Alabama gave us the opportunity to recharge our batteries and birth the home for House Call with Dr. Mac. You can find everything in one place at http://housecallwithdrmac.com. Whether the connection was made by a shoe string, or bearing witness to newlyweds saying "I do". Each unique conversation recorded with system upgrades thanks to woodaworx.com will help you connect a personal health dot and in turn help you start implementing whole person care. So, let's get started, let's sit down, let's have some conversations, let's connect these dots, let's get some straight talk.

Have you ever had that moment when you put on just the right tie, pocket square, to finish just the right suit combo? Doesn't it seem as if you have a quicker pace to your step? Wouldn't you agree you have a little more confidence than you remembered? Or ladies, when you see that man clothed in a classic style doesn't it just make you stare a little longer? Fashion stylist and entrepreneur Derrick Ramey Jr., owner and operator of Dapper Dude, stopped by the community. He talked about his line of men's accessories and some of his personal ideas on clothing, fashion and how he has had the privilege to accessorize some big names in Hollywood. Do you want to know where to catch him? You can find him at http://www.thedapperdudecollection.com and https://instagram.com/_dapperdude_

Why does it seem as if when we're helping those little people navigate the world of "the potty" the conversations are so easy to have? We say things like, "it's o.k. to go poopy" or we ask our significant other "when was the last time the kids pooped?" It's second nature to talk about it when it involves our children. Now, when it's time to talk about it as adults, all of a sudden we get tongue tied or have amnesia as to our bodily schedule. Have a seat with us and Dr. Naeem Newman, surgical oncologist, as we connect the health dots of colorectal cancer, screening and lifestyle choices.

Why does it seem as if when we're helping those little people navigate the world of "the potty" the conversations are so easy to have? We say things like, "it's o.k. to go poopy" or we ask our significant other "when was the last time the kids pooped?" It's second nature to talk about it when it involves our children.

Now, when it's time to talk about it as adults, all of a sudden we get tongue tied or have amnesia as to our bodily schedule.

Have a seat with us and Dr. Naeem Newman, surgical oncologist, as we connect the health dots of colorectal cancer, screening and lifestyle choices.

Dr. Mac and Wendell sat down with Dr. Reginald Barnes of Every Eye Vision Care of Washington D.C. to discuss eye care, diabetes and hypertension and how they all interact. Pay attention as there is some great information in this episode.http://www.everyeyevision.com/

Dr. Mac sat down for a great conversation with the talented entertainer Jonathan Slocumb. They talked about his start in comedy, where he gets some of his inspiration, what he does to stay grounded and some of his upcoming dates and shows. You can reach Jonathan at:

Twitter - @JOKEUMSLOCUMB

THISisJONATHANSLOCUMB.COM (Booking Information)

Instagram - @jsloke

Facebook - Comedian Jonathan Slocumb

We kick off Men's Health Month 2015 with a great conversation with Dr. M. Leon Seard, II discussing men's reproductive health and how we can live healthy, productive lives. Dr. Seard can be reached at http://urologynashville.com/seard.html

Dr. Mac sits down with Donna Green Goodman and they discuss the power of nutrition and lifestyle in helping us live optimal lives. Donna can be reached at www.stillshoutin.com or [email protected]

Join us as we sit down with Kalena Mollon of Pure Beauty hair salon in Bowie, Maryland as we discuss getting your hair ready for a great summer.