Hip, Hope, Hooray! Black Men Talking Health
Black men are notorious for downplaying their health; they’re tough enough not to need a doctor, and they sure as heck don’t talk about that stuff with each other.All that’s about to change.
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- Aug 12, 2026
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The Care Partner Cipher - We Take the Mic (opens the original)
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Every patient has a story—but every care partner has one too. On this episode of **Hip Hope Hooray! Men Talkin’ Health**, Oya Gilbert passes the mic to Michelle Ware Ivy, Diane Kennedy, and Chad Moore for an honest conversation about love, advocacy, grief, family, self-care, and navigating multiple myeloma alongside someone you love. Three care partners. Three different journeys. One powerful reminder: **care partners need care too.**
Trust the Process: Why Clinical Trials Need Our Culture (opens the original)
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Oya Gilbert sits down with leading multiple myeloma specialist Dr. Craig Cole to separate fact from fiction about clinical trials. Together, they tackle medical mistrust, patient safety, and why greater Black and Brown representation in research is essential to improving outcomes for everyone.
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