Inspiration and Gratitude with Rev. Dr. Sande Bailey-Gwinn
Rev. Dr. Sande Bailey-Gwinn is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Foundations for Living, based in Jefferson, GA. Foundations For Living is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating Transfo...
25 Jan 202427min
A Purpose-Driven Year with Guest Yolanda Reed
Yolanda Reed is the Owner, President and CEO of Eudora Enterprises, LLC where she functions in the knowledge, understanding and workings of the Proverbs 31 woman. She purchases real estate and invests...
18 Jan 202424min
2023: It's A Wrap!
Dr. P looks back on 2023 and The Balm In Gilead's many accomplishments during the year. She expresses special appreciation for the amazing faith and health professionals who have helped make the orga...
30 Nov 202324min
Why Is Life Expectancy Declining in Our Community?
Life expectancy for Black Americans is four years shorter than it was 20 years ago. In this episode, Dr. P delves into this sobering statistic. She identifies youth suicide as well as maternal and ...
27 Okt 202331min
Essential Policy Issues for Black People. Guest: Pamela D. Price
Many Black Americans are not aware of the problematic government policies that affect our lives and communities. In this episode, Dr. P welcomes Pamela D. Price for a discussion about policy issues ...
20 Okt 202330min
Summer Wrap-up and Preview of the Healthy Churches 2030 Virtual Conference Guest: Cary Goodman
During the summer, the Balm In Gilead conducted events in five cities as part of the Healthy Churches 2030 Roadmap Tour. In this episode, Dr. P and Cary Goodman discuss the importance of providing vi...
5 Okt 202326min
Why Is Diversity Essential to Clinical Trials? Guest: Saraswathy Nochur, PhD
Dr. P and Dr. Saraswathy Nochur discuss why it is imperative that people of diverse backgrounds participate in clinical trials. Dr. Nochur explains what happens before, during, and after a clinical tr...
24 Aug 202331min
Learning about hATTR Amyloidosis, a Genetic Disease that Disproportionately Impacts Black Communities
Hereditary ATTR amyloidosis, or hATTR amyloidosis, is a rare, inherited condition that has an increased prevalence among people of African descent. This week, Dr. P is joined by Alnylam Patient Educat...
10 Aug 202321min
