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A Dope Public Health Podcast

A Dope Public Health Podcast exists for Black & Brown communities to convene and engage in discussions promoting positive public health in a safe space.

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    The Healthcare Evolution (opens the original)

    Episode notes · Positive tone

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    Healthcare often asks people to fit into the system instead of fitting care into their lives. In this episode, Grace Gachenge, MHCM, Executive Director of DiscoverU Health , shares her vision for a more personal, prevention-focused approach to healthcare. We discuss the patient experience, culturally responsive care, food as medicine, and the importance of connecting people with the right support before they reach a crisis. Grace also shares the personal experiences that shaped her work and what

  2. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Man of the People ft. James Graham (opens the original)

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    In loving memory of James Graham. On this episode, Demonte sits down with James Graham, a seasoned tradesman with 30+ years of experience, who reveals how the trades are not just jobs—they're pathways to financial independence, community safety, and personal empowerment. James shares his journey from stumbling into the union hall to mastering tools that can literally save lives—plus, he debunks myths that associate skilled trades with youth and delinquency, showing how these careers are a gatewa

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