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Health Tip: Learn how to take control of your health, prevent disease, and potentially reverse aging.

2026-01-0129:42

Two-time Emmy and three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Naveen Jain. Founder and CEO of Viome. 🎯 Purpose of the Interview To introduce Viome’s revolutionary health technology that uses precision diagnostics and personalized supplements to help individuals take control of their health, prevent disease, and potentially reverse biological aging. 🧭 Key Takeaways 1. Viome’s Mission Viome aims to make illness optional by using AI-driven health diagnostics. The company’s tagline: “Imagine living in a world where illness is optional.” 2. The Full Body Intelligence Test Users submit saliva, blood (finger prick), and stool samples. Viome analyzes 100 million biomarkers to assess: Biological age Cognitive, heart, gut, oral, and immune health Root causes of symptoms like bloating, constipation, fatigue, etc. 3. Personalized Health Solutions Viome provides: Precision supplements tailored to your body’s needs Custom probiotics/prebiotics Oral microbiome lozenges Morning and evening toothpaste Supplements are reformulated monthly based on retesting. 4. Scientific Backing Viome has conducted placebo-controlled clinical trials showing: 64% improvement in gut health 25% reduction in fasting insulin 50% reduction in depression 47% reduction in anxiety—all within 90 days 5. Disease Detection Innovation Viome offers tests for: Stage 1 oral and throat cancer (available now) IBD and colon polyps (launching soon) Stage 1 pancreatic cancer (launching within 6 months) 6. Affordability & Access Full Body Intelligence Test: $299 Monthly supplement plans: $40–$200 depending on selected products Website: viome.com 7. Personal Story & Motivation Naveen Jain immigrated from India with $5, built 7 companies. Lost his father to pancreatic cancer—now developing early detection tests. Believes in purpose-driven entrepreneurship: “Making money is a byproduct of improving lives.” 💬 Notable Quotes “Your genes are not your destiny.” “There is no universally healthy food.” “Making money is like having an orgasm—if you focus on it, you’ll never get it.” “Don’t blame your ancestors for your sickness. You can change your lifestyle.” “If you think being healthy is expensive, try being sick.” 🔗 Action Steps for Listeners Visit viome.com Order the Full Body Intelligence Test Receive personalized health insights and supplements Retest every 6 months to track progress and adjust #SHMS #STRAW #BESTSteve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Financial Tip: She understands the value of art as a tool for wealth-building and cultural empowerment.

2026-01-0137:19

Two-time Emmy and three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Karimah McFarlane. 🎯 Purpose of the Interview To explore Karimah McFarlane’s multifaceted journey—from her corporate leadership roles at Google and Workday to becoming the owner of Buckhead Art & Company—and to inspire others to embrace change, pursue entrepreneurship, and understand the value of art as a tool for wealth-building and cultural empowerment. 🧭 Key Takeaways 1. Corporate Career & Tech Leadership Karimah has 20+ years in Human Resources, specializing in mergers and acquisitions. At Google, she supported AI and Pixel teams as a People Business Partner, despite initially thinking the recruiter’s call was spam. Currently at Workday, she partners with the Chief Revenue Officer to build high-performing sales teams and develop leadership pipelines. 2. Navigating Change & Cultural Shifts Transitioned from the East Coast (DMV area) to the Bay Area, facing cultural adjustments (e.g., lack of familiar foods, hair products). Found support through Delta Sigma Theta sorority and Black Googlers Network. Emphasized the importance of embracing discomfort and new experiences for personal and professional growth. 3. HR as a Strategic Asset HR is more than hiring/firing—it’s about scaling businesses, developing talent, and preventing legal issues. Small businesses often undervalue HR until a crisis occurs. HR should be seen as a strategic partner on leadership teams. 4. Art as Wealth, Culture & Healing Karimah owns Buckhead Art & Company, the only art gallery in Buckhead, Atlanta. Inspired by her exposure to art investment at Google and her role in selecting art for corporate spaces. Advocates for marginalized artists by helping them with branding, IP protection, and business structure. 5. Making Art Accessible The gallery focuses on beginner and mid-level collectors, offering education and approachable experiences. Offers virtual consultations, art fairs, and community events to demystify art buying. Emphasizes the emotional, cultural, and financial value of art. 6. Recognition & Impact Buckhead Art & Company was named Best Art Gallery in Georgia (2023 & 2024). Uses her platform to educate, empower, and elevate artists and collectors alike. Promotes artist development through storytelling, branding, and business mentorship. 💬 Notable Quotes “Empowerment is figuring out what you do best and using your talent to help others.” “Don’t shy away from opportunities that give you insights and experiences.” “HR helps you scale your organization—it’s not just about hiring and firing.” “Art has always been at the forefront of royalty, wealth, and education.” “We specialize in humans. When you walk into our gallery, you are equal.” “You don’t have to win an Oscar to be a great actor. Same with art—you don’t need a traditional path to be successful.” 🔗 Connect with Karimah McFarlane Gallery: Buckhead Art & Company YouTube: Buckhead Art & Company Instagram: @buckheadartandcompany #SHMS #STRAW #BESTSteve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Legacy: He shares the cultural history of D.C.’s iconic mumbo sauce and youth mentorship.

2026-01-0126:46

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Jermaine Smith. 💼 Business Overview Henry’s Soul Café: A family legacy restaurant founded in 1968 by Jermaine’s father. Jermaine expanded the brand while honoring its roots. Culinary Institute: Created to train and mentor youth in the culinary arts. Film & Talent: Produces films (Strange Love, Trophy Wife, Legendary with Earthquake) and manages comedians and entertainers. Real Estate: Active developer and investor in the DMV area. 💡 Key Insights Legacy & Mentorship: Inspired by his father’s generosity and work ethic, Jermaine emphasizes giving back and mentoring youth. Multiple Streams of Income: Jermaine diversified his career across food, entertainment, and real estate. Community Impact: Employs and mentors local youth, often becoming a father figure and role model. Soul Food Philosophy: Describes soul food as “cooked from the heart,” rooted in African American history and Southern traditions. Mumbo Sauce Origin: Shared the cultural history of D.C.’s iconic mumbo sauce and consulted McDonald’s on its rollout. 🧠 Business Wisdom “It’s not about what you acquire, it’s about what you help others acquire.” “Kids emulate what they see. Be the example.” “You don’t have to be the star to be the one who delivers the value.” 📦 Bonus Highlights TV Appearance: Featured on OWN’s Great Soul Food Cook-Off as one of the top 8 soul food chefs in the U.S. McDonald’s Collaboration: Consulted on the cultural authenticity of mumbo sauce for a national campaign. Faith & Focus: Attributes his success to staying grounded, being trustworthy, and having a heart for service. #BEST #STRAW #SHMSSteve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.