On this Black Panther inspired special edition of #DoingtheRightThingsThursday, we enjoy an interview with the Black Panther actor himself Chadwick Boseman as he discusses his role and how he worked to create the feeling of Wakanda both on set and off. Th

On this episode of #welcomeWellnessWednesday, we discuss is some very African pragmatic ways of connecting with your ancestors just as they did in the Black Panther film. This is a continuation of black panther week here on the black healing matters podca

During this very special Black Panther week on the Black Healing Matters podcast, we enjoy a fresh take on #KnowThyHistoryTuesday by digging into the real African empires upon which the movie Black Panther was based. You don't want to miss this one. As

On this very special Black Panther inspired week of episodes we dug into the steps to be an activist without being overcome by anger. This #MentalHealthMonday is one you don't want to miss. As always, stay blessed. ♥#BlackHealingmatters♥

On this hashtag sat your intention Sunday, we lunch one week inspired by the Black Panther film. In this episode, Danielle explains the importance of intentions when building your very own Wakanda. As always, stay blessed. ♥#Blackhealingmatters♥

On this episode of hashtag Finance Friday, Danielle discusses some simple mindset shifts that could make a profound impact on your finances during this income tax season. Be sure to check out these mind blowing shifts to make the most out of your income t

Counselor Chou Hallegra of Grace and Hope Consulting lays down some serious keys for black folks to build amd maintain our emotional wellness. With years and years of experience on top of a heart to serve, she delivers great professional insights that wil

on this #WelcomEWellnesSWednesday, we discuss the importance of what's on your plate. Directly following the episode, there's a song from the appetite for change organization in Minneapolis, Minnesota. As always, stay blessed. ♥#BlackHealingmatters

On this episode of hashtag know the history Tuesday, we jump right into an understanding of why we as black people must understand our ancient African history here and now in 2018. This episode features and insightful video from the historian Robin Walker

On this #MentalHealthMonday we get into the question what is ptss? We listen to a brief description by Dr. Joy Degruy as she connects the dots between historical trauma and modern-day wounds. As always, stay blessed. ♥#BlackHealingmatters♥