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Life More Abundantly is a weekly podcast where Black health gets discussed the way it deserves: real, out loud, and with love. Hosted by Dr. Eboni Haynes & Dr. Tynisha Drennon, it’s a sister-girl, kitchen-table conversation grounded in evidence.
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Ep 26: Melanin Myths, The Niagara Movement & The One-Year Rule (opens the original)
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Welcome to Life More Abundantly , where we talk Black health like we talk everything else... real, out loud, and with love! This week, Dr. Eboni and Dr. Tynisha dive into a packed agenda. We’re unpacking the recent Patriot Front march in our nation’s capital and the viral photo that spoke a thousand words. We also take a trip back in time to honor the Niagara Movement of 1905, exploring how W.E.B. Du Bois and William Monroe Trotter laid the groundwork for the NAACP. For our Community Calendar, w
Ep 25: Hypermasculinity, Ego, and Men's Health (opens the original)
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This week, Dr. Eboni Haynes and Dr. Tynisha Camae Drennon are joined by special guest Akil Bektemba, founder and CEO of Vanguard Consulting Group, LLC. In this heavy-hitting episode, we tackle the tragic hazing death of 18-year-old Savannah Jones at Wilberforce University and discuss the urgent need for campus accountability. We also celebrate National Crown Day (July 3rd) and discuss the ongoing fight against hair discrimination via the CROWN Act. For our main topic, Akil gives us an honest, fi
Ep 24: Taking Off the Cape: Black Men's Mental Health (opens the original)
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Hey fam! Welcome back to Life More Abundantly, where we talk Black health like we talk everything else: real, out loud, and with love. This week, Dr. Eboni and Dr. Tynisha are unpacking a packed week in the culture. We kick things off by celebrating the incredible opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. Then, we dive into the history books to reflect on Juneteenth, the rescue of Anthony Burns, and Muhammad Ali's monumental Supreme Court victory. For our Community Calendar, in honor
Ep 23: From Courtroom Injustices to Bedroom Truths: The Carmelo Anthony trial, Tracee Ellis Ross's marriage proposal, and the oral sex conversation we all need to have (opens the original)
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Hey fam! Welcome back to Life More Abundantly , where we talk Black health like we talk everything else - real, out loud, and with love. This week, Dr. Eboni and Dr. T unpack a heavy news cycle before lightening things up with some necessary bedroom talk. We start by examining the tragic and controversial Carmelo Anthony trial out of Frisco, Texas, and the Cyrus Carmack Belton case in South Carolina, diving deep into the realities of self-defense laws, adultification of Black youth, and the weig
Ep 22: From Unsettling Noises to Unsettling Symptoms: Courtroom tea, Angela Davis' legacy, and the Fibroids Conversaiton We All Should Have Had Sooner (opens the original)
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Whew, fam — Episode 22 is a whole ride. Drs. Eboni Haynes and Tynisha Camae Drennon kick things off with some courtroom tea out of Georgia: a federal judge under investigation for serious ethical misconduct, and what it means when the people responsible for enforcing the rules are the ones breaking them. We talk power, workplace harm, and why “private reprimand” doesn’t feel very private when the whole internet knows. Then we shift into This Week in Black History with the story of Dr. Angela Dav
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