Join us for a powerful conversation as we sit down with none other than Dr. Raymond McDermott, a brilliant radiologist. In this episode, we delve deep into Dr. McDermott's fascinating journey in medicine, exploring the challenges he has faced as a black doctor. With candor and humility, Dr. McDermott shares with us the discrimination he has encountered, and his unwavering commitment to breaking down barriers and paving the way for future generations. But it's not all serious talk - we also discover some surprising and playful aspects of this remarkable doctor, including his passion for music.
Diving deep into the roots of empowerment, this episode explores the vital role of doulas in the black community. From supporting black women through childbirth to nurturing black men and families, doulas have been the unsung heroes of our community for generations. Doula Kasey Tucker of Motherbirths, LLC. shares her journey through this space and teaches us a few things about doulas.
In this episode, we welcome former NFL and CFL player Jonathan Hefney to share his powerful story of redemption. Hefney takes us through his journey of being a professional athlete and the career ending injury that led him down a dark and difficult path to prison. Hefney shares with us the personal growth and transformation that he has experienced since his time in prison, and how he has learned to take control of his life and not let his circumstances dictate his future. For anyone who has faced adversity or been knocked down by life's challenges, Hefney's story is an inspiring reminder that we can always get back up and choose to live life on our own terms. Tune in to this episode to hear a truly remarkable story of resilience and hope.
After almost a year, Joel, Todd, and Jarod are back in the kitchen trying to get back in the swing of things.
In our first episode back from a long break we talk about current events, health, and therapy!
Henry, Joel and Todd talk about starting businesses with guest entrepreneur Charles of My Negus Clothing.
Joel continues his talk about anger being a lead emotion by using examples. Todd & Henry chime in.
Joel leads a discussion on if anger is lead emotion after a quick catch up on current events
Joel, Jarod, and Todd talk about being in relationships, marriages, and the things that come with them.
Joel, Todd and Roy talk about dealing with loss and the feelings behind it.
Joel and Todd talk about the meaning of revolution and what it means for us as a people.
Joel, Jarod, and Todd talk about Martin Luther King's Letter from the Birmingham Jail, its parallels to today, and the interconnected-ness of Malcolm and Martin.
Joel and Todd talk about things that have been going on since the inauguration of the new president. They are joined by guest host Roy M.
Joel brings up a different conversation as ask the opinions of Todd and Henry.
Joel and Todd talk about living a life based on Ubuntu principles.