HeyJaredThe Eating Me Podcast
The Eating Me Podcast is a space where we talk about the complexities of eating and how we all benefit, struggle, as well as celebrate our eating journey.
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Black Patients Aren’t Avoiding Clinical Trials—They’re Not Being Asked (opens the original)
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Summary: Alicia explores why Black Americans remain underrepresented in clinical trials, even though studies show they are often willing to participate when invited. Drawing on a recent Word in Black article and her own experience taking part in an MS study, Alicia discusses barriers including lack of awareness, access challenges, and historical mistrust of the medical system.She encourages listeners to ask who was included in the research behind a treatment, learn more about clinical trials, an
Black America Says Racial Healing Matters, But Most Doubt It Is Possible. (opens the original)
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Summary: In this episode, Alicia breaks down the report’s findings, shares her own reactions, and connects the data to lived experience, community healing, and accountability. She reflects on healing, self-care, and what racial healing means for Black Americans right now. The episode centers on a Word In Black report that combines survey data with open-ended responses to explore how Black adults define racial healing, what blocks it, and what could move it forward. Key Topics: Alicia opens by na
Why Two Similar Child Murder Cases Are Being Treated So Differently. (opens the original)
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Summary: Alicia unpacks the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and connects them to another Massachusetts case involving Latarsha Sanders. The episode focuses on how mental illness, postpartum psychosis, and the justice system intersect, and why similar facts can still lead to very different outcomes.Alicia also reflects on the role of race, gender, and bias in how these cases are received and judged, while centering the loss of the children involved and the need for both acc
Trump’s Beef Tariff Plan Is Splitting Republicans - Here’s Why! (opens the original)
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Summary: Alicia breaks down a recent Guardian article about Trump’s plan to pause tariffs on foreign beef imports to help lower grocery prices, and why some Republicans are pushing back. She connects the policy debate to bigger questions about food transparency, local sourcing, and what consumers can do if they want more control over what they eat. Key topics:Alicia explains why she wanted to highlight Republican criticism of Trump’s beef import plan, not just the usual assumption that GOP lawma
Gary Is in Survival Mode - The Hidden Cost of being Without Power. (opens the original)
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Summary: Alicia discusses the ongoing power outage crisis in Gary, Indiana, highlighting community resilience, relief efforts, and ways to help. She shares insights from a recent NPR article and emphasizes the importance of community support during disasters. Keywords: Gary Indiana, power outage, community resilience, disaster relief, social support, emergency response, local aid, storm recovery Key Topics: Power outage in Gary, Indiana Community resilience and response Relief organizations and
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