In this episode, I delve into the rollercoaster of emotions and challenges that come with returning to work after postpartum. (Exhaustion comes to mind). Join me as I explore ways to support moms and parents navigating this transition with grace and humor. Whether you're a new mom, a supportive partner, or just curious about the postpartum experience, you won't want to miss this candid conversation. 

This is the 3rd episode in the Black Maternal Health Week 2023 series.

This is the second episode in the Black Maternal Health Week series. In this episode I speak with Ob/Gyn and doula, Dr. Carla Williams, MD for a discussion of home birth. She shares her experience with home birth, and we discuss the importance of autonomy in birthing.

This episode is the first of a series in honor of Black Maternal Health Week. In this episode we discuss the origins of BMHW and its significance. We will continue to build off this episode throughout the series, exploring the experience of Black motherhood and the theme: "Our Bodies Belong to Us: Restoring Black Autonomy and Joy!"

In this episode we're discussing the chronic inflammatory condition, its causes, diagnosis, treatment, and more. No medical advice, just information.

Can you believe it's already been one year?!? I cannot. In this episode, I reflect on the experiences I've had during this first year of podcasting. It's motivational, it's moving, it's gracious. It ends with a major announcement that you don't want to miss!

On 2.22.23, Propublica reported on an ob/gyn accused of sexual assault of 94 women in Utah. Many of these women were in their late teens at the time, experiencing their first reproductive health exam.

In this podcast episode, I discuss the case of a doctor accused of sexually assaulting patients and explore the ways in which patients can better advocate for themselves in medical settings. Through this powerful story, I aim to provide important information on recognizing and reporting misconduct, as well as strategies for communicating effectively with medical professionals and seeking support when needed. Tune in to learn how you can take control of your health and ensure that your rights as a patient are respected.

We're getting real about burnout. In this episode I speak with Dr. Taniqua Miller, MD, transformative speaker and professional coach for her signature program, Burnout to Boundless™ group coaching program. Her mission is for all women of color to turn their burnout stories into their boundless triumphs. We're discussing our personal and professional experiences, and how to navigate through it.

In this episode, we're shining a light on the contributions of African Americans to obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive health. There's so much history to review, and we're starting with 6 contributions that resonate with our experiences today.

In this episode, we're going beyond cervical cancer screening and talking about cervical cancer with Dr. Renee Cowan, MD, MPH, MSc. Dr. Cowan, a gynecologic oncologist, completed two fellowships from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Cancer in New York. Her first was a clinical research fellowship in gynecologic oncology (2015-2017) followed by a gynecologic oncology fellowship (2017-2021). She received her bachelor’s degree in biology from Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y., and her medical degree along with a master’s in public health from Temple University in Philadelphia, Pa. She went on to complete her residency at MedStar Washington Hospital Center in Washington, D.C.

The new year is both a time of reflection and a time to look ahead. We make resolutions and dream big with the goals we'd like to achieve. But, are we intentional? In this episode, I breakdown the difference, and review how we can have an intentionally healthy new year.