“In this episode of Conversations with the Doctors, the doctors will discuss the role of conventional and nutritional therapy in breast cancer through the personal story of breast cancer survivor and health advocate Donna Green-Goodman, MPH. The doctors will also tackle disparities in maternal & infant health that exist in communities of color with special guest Dr. Zsakeba Henderson, Senior Vice President and Deputy Chief Medical Health Officer for the March of Dimes.”

“This week the doctors are joined by Rev. Phillip Spann and Rev. Aaron Robinson as they discuss the importance of health in the church and the role of the church in the health of the community.”

“The Healthy Heart Doc (Dr. Columbus Batiste) and his lovely wife (Danette Batiste) are joined by internationally recognized dermatology & wellness expert, Dr. Heather Mallory-Lloyd. They will discuss the role of stress, the weaponization of nutrition, and the power of resiliency in skin health. ”

“The physicians are joined by Judie Saunders, ESQ and Dr. Ricardo Whyte and discuss the growing crisis of mental health in sports.”

“The doctors are back with a show dedicated to the role of fitness and athletics in health in honor of the upcoming Summer Olympic games. They are joined by bodybuilding pro Korin Sutton. Korin is the President of BodyHD Fitness. He is a health coach/ISSA Master Fitness Trainer with an AS Exercise Sciences. Korin has singlehandedly transformed hundreds of lives. Don’t miss another scintillating conversation that will explore the role of fitness as an antidote to stress and chronic disease. The doctors will also explore the importance of the nutrition and rest in exercise performance. Grab your workout buddy and join the conversation!”

“The doctors reflect on the significance of Juneteenth and the significance of breaking free from the bonds of chronic disease. Join them and special guests: Dr. Milton Mils and Trayce McQuirter (MPH) as we discuss building health and community resiliency. ”

“ Conversations with the Doctors takes a pause to reflect on the inaugural lecture from June 19, 2020. Share this episode with anyone who needs to understand that they do not have to be a slave to chronic disease . The Doctors will return June 18th for a follow up Juneteenth conversation with Dr. Milton Mils and the incredible Tracye McQuirter. Don’t miss tonight and don’t miss a chance to interact with Dr. Milton and Tracye!”

“This week, the doctors welcome the dynamic Drs. Dean and Ayesha Sherzai. Listen live as we discuss life, COVID, and how the NEURO PLAN can help you grow older without concerns of Alzheimer’s Disease.
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“The two chefs, CC Pean and Chef Mommy (Heather Martin), are back with the Healthy Heart Doc cooking up good health just for you! This week, in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, the team is going to demonstrate several recipes that will help you get your mental health back, your body back, and your overall health back! ”

“This week the Doctors welcome Dr. Uma Naidoo to the Conversation. Dr. Naidoo is the Director of Nutritional and Lifestyle Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) & Director of Nutritional Psychiatry at MGH Academy while serving on the faculty at Harvard Medical School. She has authored a book “This is Your Brain On Food”. Join the conversation as we discuss mental health and stress in communities of color and the role that food can play.”

“This week the doctors return to welcome Michael Greger, M.D., FACLM to the conversation to continue the discussion for national minority health awareness and stress awareness month. Dr. Greger is an internationally-renowned nutrition expert, physician, founder of NutritionFacts.org, and author of the bestselling books How Not to Die and How Not to Diet to the conversation.”

“This week Chef CC Pean and Chef Mommy (Heather Martin) join The Healthy Heart Doc to demonstrate new recipes that will make your mouth water and your diseases disappear. 1 PM EST Facebook @slavefood and Youtube @slavefoodproject. Invite a friend and share with another. See you soon! ”

“This week Dr. Walsh and Dr. Batiste welcome Dr. Kim Williams, the first African American President of the American College of Cardiology (past) and current Chief of Cardiology at Rush University for National Minority Health Awareness Month. Don’t miss another exciting and informative conversation with a living legend.”

“This week the Slave Food Project welcomes Ruby Lathon, PhD, and wholistic nutritionist. The doctors will discuss her work with school lunch programs and her mission to help you succeed on your health journey.”

“Celebrity Chef Cynthia Chea Pean and Chef Mommy Heather Martin join Healthy Heart Doc Columbus Batiste to move the conversation of health from the why to the how with a dash of flavor and a sprinkle of spice.”

“This week the doctors welcome board certified Internist, Nephrologist, and Obesity specialist, Dr. Sean Hashmi, to the conversation in honor of National Kidney Awareness Month. Dr. Hashmi is not just a triple board certified physician, he is the founder of SELF Principle, a 501c3 non-profit whose goal is to provide evidence-based health, nutrition, and wellness research to the public. Kidney Failure has impacted our family. Don’t let it impact yours!”

“This week the doctors close out Black History and Heart Health Month with the legendary Dr Jessica B. Harris. Dr. Harris is an American culinary historian, college professor, cookbook author, and journalist. She is an expert on the food and food-ways of the African Diaspora. She has published 12 books. Her primary subjects are culinary history, food-ways, and recipes of the African Diaspora. Harris was a 2004 winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Southern Food-ways Alliance and a 2010 James Beard Foundation special award honoree.”

“Join us for this special Culinary Black History event as celebrity Chef Cynthia Chea-Pean and Chef Mommy Heather Martin join Dr. Columbus Batiste in cooking up health just for you!”

“This week the doctors are joined by International Lifestyle specialist Dr. Chidi Ngwaba. Dr Chidi, MD, is UKs Premier Lifestyle Doctor who uniquely has 4 degrees in science and medicine. He is trained in Surgery, General Practice & Lifestyle Medicine at Cambridge, UCL, & Johns Hopkins USA. They will discuss the westernization of disease and how this has impacted individuals of African descent across the world.”

“Black History month and Heart Health Awareness month collide in this week’s conversation. The doctors welcome Dr. Keith Ferdinand, a Fellow of ACC, AHA, and FNLA; Gerald S. Berenson Endowed Chair in Preventive Cardiology; and Professor of Medicine at Tulane University School of Medicine. This will be a powerful look back at the global history and disproportionate burden of heart disease that impacts the African American community.”

“The doctors kick off February with Anthony Iton, MD, JD, MPH, a Lecturer of Health Policy and Management, and Senior Vice President for Healthy Communities at The California Endowment. During his time as both the director and County Health Officer for the Alameda County Public Health Department, he oversaw the creation of an innovative public health practice designed to eliminate health disparities by tackling the root causes of poor health that limit quality of life and lifespan in many of California’s low-income communities.”

“The doctors welcome Esosa E. also known as “Raw Girl” to help you start your year off right. Esosa E. is a dynamic Certified Nutrition Specialist, Behavioral Coach, and published author with ten years of experience inspiring others to live their best healthiest lives.”

“Welcome the doctors back to the new year as they give a plantscription to help you take your health back in 2021! ”

“The doctors are joined by the award-winning author, Michael Moss, to dicuss the rise in comfort foods during the pandemic and how the food industry manipulates our tatse buds and emotions.”

“On this episode, the team and special guest, Dr. Marco Borges, take a deeper look into the meaning of the phrase, “Man in the Mirror”, and the importance of men’s health.”

“This week the doctors welcome Michelle Burroughs, Deputy Director of Social Medicine and Population Health and Obstetrics and Gynecologic physician Dr. Nadine Lyseight to discuss why women need to put themselves first.”

“On this upcoming episode, Plant Based Goes Mainstream. We will discuss the journey of 4 time NBA champion John Salley’s journey to a plant-based diet and how he is helping it go mainstream. ”

“The Doctors turn the focus on the future- tomorrow’s youth as they bring the Slave Food Conversation to Pine Forge Academy.”

“The doctors are joined by Dr. Wonder Drake, Professor of Infectious Disease and Immunology at Vanderbilt University. This week the team will discuss all things Covid-19 and Influenza so you can learn what you need to know to stay healthy during Flu season.”

“As New Yorkers pick up the pieces from the earlier devastation of COVID-19, the doctors discuss how properly addressing the role of stress, discrimination, and food injustice can provide the strength to fight. Join this conversation as we move into flu season and arm ourselves with the tools we need to understand and resist health disparities.”

“This week the Doctors are joined by Dr. Ed McDonald a board certified Gastroenterologist and culinary chef to discuss the tragic premature death of Chadwick Boseman and the impact of colon cancer in communities of color. Come join the conversation and invite your friends.”

“The Slave Food Team reviews the highlights from the prior 7 episodes and discusses visions of a healthy future.”

“This week, the slave food team discuss breaking the chains of disease and addiction with the President of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, Dr. Dexter Shurney and Dr. Ricardo Whyte, founder of Master Mind Institute and Medical Director of Outpatient Psychiatry at Loma Linda University.”

“This week the Slave Food Team welcomes Chef Babette @BabetteDavisOfficial and Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams @EricAdams to discuss a taste of freedom. In this segment we will discuss how Chef Babette and BP Adams were set free from chronic disease and addiction through plant based eating (& lifestyle).  We discuss how they maintains their lifestyle and what impact this newfound “freedom” has had on their life’s mission.”

“This week the Slave Food team explores how nutrition has been bioengineered through the use of salt, sugar, and fat and its impact on health in America.”

“The Slave Food team break down the stress equation. The doctors look at the singular and additive between life stressors, discrimination, and nutrition in the development of disease.”

“The Doctors uncovered America’s Dirty Little Secret by taking a look at segments of the population at greatest risk for chronic disease and the SARS-COV virus.”

“An incredible conversation about the journey of food from life giving to use of food as chains.”

“Supersizing Urban America with Chin Jou”

“This special Juneteenth conversation explores the relationship between health disparities, stress, discrimination, and the creation of nutritional stress through weaponization of food and desserts.”