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09/02/2026

The Chemical-Free Body | On this episode of Ask the Good Doctor, DoctorLaJoyce Brookshire welcomes Tim James, founder and CEO of Chemical Free Body, to share the personal health crisis that transformed his approach to wellness. After struggling with weight gain, chronic stress, acid reflux, painful skin issues, digestive problems, and emergency surgery, Tim realized that something had to change.

Tim discusses the lifestyle shifts he credits with improving his health, including reducing processed foods, drinking green juices, choosing fresh and locally grown produce, growing sprouts at home, and paying closer attention to the ingredients in food and personal-care products. He also explains why managing stress, creating healthier daily habits, and leading by example are essential parts of his wellness philosophy.

The conversation explores practical ways to make more intentional choices, why ingredients matter, and how our health affects not only us but also the people who love and depend on us.

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Hosted by Classical Naturopath Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire, the “Ask The Good Doctor” Podcast presents information on how to Attain, Maintain, and Reclaim Perfect Health -and- issues which improve the Human Condition. She began her wellness journey in high sch

08/31/2026

Black fatherhood is not an endangered species—it is present, powerful, and in full effect.

On this episode of *The History of Being Black*, Dr. Johnathan JeVon White sits down with father and son John Haynes III and Miles Haynes for an intergenerational conversation about love, leadership, creativity, and the lessons they continue to learn from each other.

From finding brotherhood at Morehouse to discovering purpose, developing your voice, and using your growth to help others grow, this conversation reflects what becomes possible when Black fathers and sons listen, affirm, and challenge one another.

Their message to the people is simple but powerful: **Heal and stay curious.**

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08/31/2026

Beauty Stories to Beauty Solutions | In this episode of Business of the Beat, host Kendra Bracken-Ferguson sits down with Tasha Turner, founder of Wrapped Beauty, to explore a career shaped by beauty, culture, creativity, and a deep understanding of the needs of women of color.

Tasha takes us through her journey in the beauty industry, from working at prestigious magazines and witnessing the evolution of beauty standards to recognizing the influence and resilience of women of color in defining what beauty looks like. She and Kendra discuss how beauty and wellness have increasingly intersected—and why understanding the consumer means understanding the full experience of how she lives, feels, and cares for herself.

That experience ultimately led Tasha from telling beauty stories to creating beauty solutions.
She shares the story behind Wrapped Beauty and her move into product development, including the process of designing an innovative shower cap specifically with textured hair in mind. From protecting hair against water and humidity to testing, refining, and rethinking a product until it truly solves a problem, Tasha offers an inside look at what it takes to turn an idea into something consumers actually need.

The conversation also explores authenticity, innovation, entrepreneurship, and the courage to keep creating. For Tasha, building Wrapped Beauty has been more than launching a brand—it has been about trusting her experience, embracing the iterative process, and discovering a new sense of freedom in entrepreneurship.

🎧 Listen to Business of the Beat and hear how Tasha Turner turned years of beauty expertise into a brand designed to solve real problems for textured hair.

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Hosted by three-time founder, bestselling author, and award-winning industry thought leader Kendra Bracken-Ferguson, Business of the Beat takes you inside the business of beauty and wellness—unpacking the real stories behind starting, growing and accelera

08/30/2026

Slavery Misconceptions | Slavery is America's dirty little secret, which is why there's so many misconceptions and misinformation that's in history books and circling around society today.

The heirarcy of slavery, the business that it took to make it work and become successful, and the slave societies that thrived as a result of it are all not often talked about. Listen in to a fascinating converstaion that starts with the origins of slavery, to the ships, and then to the plantation. Regardless of which part you look at a slave trader was involved every step of the way.

Most people don't know about the richly significant contributions from Gullah Geechee culture that's woven into the fabric of the US. Grow in culture and information every week, with cultural influencer and preservationist, Luana M. Graves Sellars on the

08/28/2026

Keith Robinson Part Deux | On this episode of The Kelly Mac Show Podcast, Kelly Mac sits down for another conversation with actor and recording artist Keith Robinson for a conversation about staying busy, embracing change, and continuing to evolve both personally and professionally.

Keith reflects on the unexpected turns of his career and what the entertainment industry has taught him about resilience, growth, and creating opportunities instead of waiting to be chosen. From acting to music, he shares the challenges of balancing two creative passions—and why both have become therapeutic outlets throughout his journey.

The conversation also gets personal as Keith shares his perspective on love as an evolving process. As people grow and circumstances change, relationships require the ability to adapt, making personal growth an essential part of finding balance in life and love.

And despite a demanding acting schedule, Keith hasn't stopped making music.

He talks about his new album, Love Episodic Two, and the passion that continues to drive him back to the studio.

Plus, Keith gives Kelly Mac and the KMSP audience a sneak peek of his new song, “Up.”

It’s a conversation about staying in motion, trusting the journey, creating your own opportunities, and making room for every part of who you are.

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The Kelly Mac Show Podcast brings the award-winning voice of Kelly Mac to a whole new stage. With over two decades in radio, Kelly has captivated audiences in Charlotte, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Chicago, and beyond, earning top ratings and some of the

08/27/2026

Nursing is more than a career. It’s a calling.

On the History of Being Black Podcast, host Dr. Johnathan JeVon White asks veteran nurse Jamila Pleas Mott what advice she would give to the next generation entering the profession.

Her message is clear: money can’t be at the forefront.

Nurses deserve to be compensated for the extraordinary work they do, but caring for people at their most vulnerable requires something a paycheck can’t provide—a genuine desire to serve, care, and recognize nursing as a gift.

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08/27/2026

The beauty industry is crowded—and a great founder story alone may not be enough to break through.

On the **Business of the Beat Podcast**, host Kendra Bracken-Ferguson asks Malinda Sanna what beauty founders misunderstand about their customers.

Her answer? Consumers may love female-founded brands and compelling founder stories, but in today’s saturated beauty market, **you still have to give them something brave and different.**

And when it comes to simply following the latest trend?

**“Dupe culture? It’s saturated. Done.”**

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08/27/2026

The Anointed Nurse: A Journey of Care | On this episode of History of Being Black, Dr. Johnathan JeVon White sits down with nurse Jamila Pleas Mott, BSN, RN'for a deeply personal conversation about calling, care, advocacy, and the realities of being Black in healthcare.

Jamila takes us back to her upbringing in Chicago and the people, experiences, faith, and community that helped shape her path into nursing.

She shares what she has witnessed firsthand inside the healthcare system, including systemic racism and the disparities that continue to put Black mothers at greater risk.

The conversation explores why patient advocacy matters, the responsibility nurses carry when patients feel unheard or unseen, and what it means to speak up within systems that don't always treat every patient equally. Jamila also reflects on the extraordinary pressures nurses faced during the COVID-19 pandemic and how faith and community helped sustain her through some of the profession's most difficult moments.

It's a conversation about more than nursing. It's about who receives care, who gets heard, who advocates when the system fails—and the Black healthcare professionals working every day to make that system better.

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The History of Being black is a podcast that seeks to elevate the blackness of listeners and its host with discussions on issues that affect the lives of African Americans then and now. And by highlighting points of view on events of the past and today. I

08/27/2026

The Art of Making the First Move with Guest “The Beeing Tony” | What does it mean to be a Black man navigating today’s dating scene, and are the traditions of courtship changing? In this episode of Mahogany Talks, hosts Kim Dickerson and Denise Kaigler sit down with special guest Anthony Frazier, aka The Beeing Tony, for a candid and thought-provoking conversation about dating, masculinity, and relationships. Beeing Tony shares his perspective on what it means to pursue a woman, why he believes men making the first move still matters, and how traditional dating expectations fit into today’s evolving relationship landscape. From confidence and courtship to changing gender roles and modern dating dynamics, this conversation explores what’s gained, and what might be lost, when traditional approaches to love and dating take a back seat.

Welcome to Mahogany Talks, the podcast for Black singles 50+ who are ready to love, heal, and grow with wisdom and intention. Hosted by Mahogany Mates co-founders Kim Dickerson and Denise Kaigler, Mahogany Talks dives into real conversations about dating,

08/27/2026

Vaccines During Pregnancy | In this episode of the Pregnancy Pearls Podcast, Dr. Nicole Plenty breaks down what expecting moms need to know about vaccinations during pregnancy.

She discusses the flu, Tdap, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines, addressing common concerns and misconceptions while explaining why certain vaccines are recommended to protect both maternal and infant health.

Dr. Plenty also explains passive immunity—how antibodies developed by mom can be passed to the baby, providing important protection during those vulnerable first months of life.

And because medicine continues to evolve, Dr. Plenty explores how vaccine recommendations can change as new research and scientific evidence become available, reminding moms-to-be why conversations with their healthcare providers are an important part of making informed decisions throughout pregnancy.

Whether you're expecting, planning a pregnancy, or supporting someone who is, this episode offers another important Pregnancy Pearl to help you feel informed, prepared, and empowered throughout your pregnancy journey.

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Dr. Plenty, is a double board-certified OB/GYN and high risk pregnancy expert. She's brilliant, well-researched with a great bedside manor.... but she is a little feisty and will "tell it like it is". Growing tired of seeing complications in pregnancy th