Savannah sits down with her friend, author, social worker and TikTok content creator Oludara (Dara) Adeeyo for an honest conversation around Black women's mental health. Oludara speaks on the importance of restoration and self-care as well as the health disparities among minorities in the mental health sector. Oludara also discusses career shifts and what it's like learning more about yourself....especially on TikTok.

To purchase Oludara's books, check them out here: 'https://www.oludaraadeeyo.com/

To follow Oludara on TikTok (A MUST), click here:

https://www.tiktok.com/@oludaraadeeyo

Follow Oludara on Instagram here:

https://www.instagram.com/oludaraadeeyo/

Savannah sits down with Dr. Kara Powell, the chief of leadership formation and executive director of the Fuller Youth Institute (FYI) at Fuller Theological Seminary. Dr. Powell discusses why young people experience anxiety, especially during and after the pandemic. And how leaders and parents can be a resource and support the next generation in their mental health routines.

You can shop Kara's books and learn more at:

https://karapowell.com/

Coach Yeamah, founder of Confidently Queer, chats with Savannah about the history of sexuality and how euro-centric Christianity differs greatly from Christian communities in other countries. They discuss the influence western Christianity had on other Christian communities and how to develop a healthy theology and love for yourself without compromising either.

You can work with Yeamah or listen to her Podcast here:

https://www.yeamah.com/

And follow Yeamah on Instagram here:

https://www.instagram.com/confidentlyqueer/

Pediatrician, professor, founder of the Diversity Doc and Please Elaborate Board member, Dr. Stacie Walton talks with us about the disparities in healthcare. Dr. Stacie shares ways in which the American healthcare system is specifically failing Black and Brown people and what we need in order to fix it.

You can learn more and book Stacie here:

https://thediversitydoc.com/

My good friend Tim Whitaker, the founder and voice behind The New Evangelicals, sits down to discuss the dangers of ever-growing Christian nationalism. We also discuss the history of American Christianity. We also talk about how Christians can and must start addressing racism and inequality if it wishes to remain influential.

Learn more about Tim and the New Evangelicals here:

https://www.thenewevangelicals.com/

And follow The New Evangelicals on Instagram here:

https://www.instagram.com/thenewevangelicals/reels/