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Catch up with Ced and The Doc as they discuss the release of Myon Burrell.
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In this episode, Ced and The Doc catch up and discuss self-care during the pandemic and how to reset mental health while dealing with work, family, and friends.
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Welcome back for another episode where we catch up with Ced and The Doc to discuss the election and the state of America.
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Catch up with AuBri Weatherspoon and Dr. Michelle Palmborg on The Colors of Relationships Podcast
Michelle Palmborg joined the MSNEL faculty team in January 2019 after teaching as an adjunct faculty member in both the CfW and old ADN program since 2015. Michelle obtained her doctor of nursing practice degree with a focus in transcultural and holistic nursing in May, 2019 from Augsburg University. Michelle’s dissertation was on the effects toxic stress has on inner-city youth’s health and education, as well as ways to positively cope. Her passion is in cultural humility, dismantling health disparities, and encouraging nurses to deemphasize their expert role in order to become citizen nurses.
Michelle is a former Katie, graduating with her ADN in 2010, then RN-BSN 2013, BSN-MAN 2016, MAN-DNP 2019. Michelle has worked most of her nursing career at Saint Joseph’s hospital in the float pool for 3 years, and currently she is working in the ER where she has been for the past 5 years.
Outside of work Michelle enjoys spending time with her husband and two daughters, as well as traveling.
Aubri is currently finishing her Master's in Nursing degree as St. Catherine's University and aspires to become a Nurse Practitioner in the future. She began working at Empower Therapeutic Services in 2013 as an intern and is currently working as the community outreach coordinator and provides professional support to therapists. She has extensive experience in racial justice work and student leadership groups. She is passionate about addressing health disparities, patient advocacy, and developed a passion for maternal health and perinatal mental health after becoming a mother two years ago. AuBri believes in the power of storytelling as a form of healing for mothers and believes in holistic approaches to wellness, incorporating aspect of both physical and mental health.
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In this episode, we sit with Ashonte Dolo Lee from Columbus, Georgia, and discuss his experience on the hit show, The Voice while living in Germany and his adventures as an Expat.
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In this episode we invite Nezzle, an YouTuber from Grenada to share her experience living on the island, their tells of the pandemic, and tips for anyone looking to visit or move. Find Nezzle everywhere on the internet at:
YouTube: www.YouTube.com/nezzle
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In this episode, we sit with Ms. Ellis to discuss equal housing in Minneapolis, working with your passion, and being whole.
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Amoke Kubat is a "Northsider for life" who has been involved in empowering mothers and families since 1987. She is a Yoruba Priestess, teacher, artist and writer who partners with community artists, activists and organizations to bridge African/African American culture and historical contributions into transformative
actions and social equitable practices for healing and building sustainable families and communities. "I utilize my life and teaching experiences to educate and engage people in hard conversations about Mothering within intersectionalities of culture, (myth
of) race, class, gender, aging, Inter-Faith Connectivity and Climate Change Preparedness. I use art making (visual and written) for individual expression, building communities, creating allyships and taking action to dismantle barriers for Social Justice for
all people." - Amoke Tune in to our show tomorrow to hear our conversation with Amoke! To learn more about her, visit her website: website. www.yomamashouse.com
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Welcome BACK! Tune in as we recap our time on break and launch into season 2! We will have many guest over our next few episodes, be sure you are subscribed!
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Join us as we explore our relationships with our grandmothers.
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The Colors of Our Culture Podcast is a two-host talk show that promises nothing but raw, rugged conversation about the most important topics affecting BIPOC individuals’ self-image,…