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Be Well Sis: The Podcast

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Mental Health
Healing
Black Women
Seasonal Affective Disorder
Therapy
Mother Wound
Nutrition
Generational Trauma
Perfectionism
Wellness
Wellness Retreats
Intergenerational Trauma
Body Liberation
Perimenopause
Breast Cancer
Parenting
Self-Love
Reproductive Wellness
Coping Strategies
Herpes

After being consistently left out of wellness conversations, Be Well Sis is a podcast dedicated to providing resources for Black millennial women to be their best selves physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Hosted by Dr. Cassandre Dunbar, the conversations are candid, informative, and unapologetic. Join us!

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Palliative care nurse turned fragrance founder and CEO Octavia Morgan joins us to share how scent became both a healing practice and a business, ultimately leading to Ulta Beauty’s first Black- and woman-owned prestige fragrance house. Octavia breaks... more

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In this episode, we’re catching up on what it means to show up as our best selves, even when life feels full. We talk about getting older (and making peace with it), investing in the little things that make us feel good, and finding beauty in the sma... more

In this nourishing conversation, we sit down with author and creator Hannah Eko to explore what it means to choose bliss in a world that glorifies burnout.

Drawing from her book Honey Is the Knife, Hannah unpacks how Black women can transform wounds... more

In today’s episode, personal trainer and future pelvic floor physical therapist Röbynn Europe demystifies all things pelvic floor health: what it is, why it matters, and how to get help when needed. Röbynn breaks down the “core as a box” (diaphragm, ... more

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Recent Guests

Hannah Eko
Founder of The Lit Club and author of Honey Is the Knife
Episode: Pleasure as Power with Hannah Eko
Röbynn Europe
Personal trainer and physical therapy student passionate about pelvic floor health
Episode: Pelvic Floor Health for Every Body with Physical Therapist Röbynn Europe
Maya Elious
Business coach and personal brand strategist
Built to Impact
Episode: Work Hard, Live Soft: Maya Elious on Friendships, Faith and Purpose.
Adell Coleman
Award-winning executive producer with a passion for creating impactful and culturally relevant content.
Creator of Echoes of Her
Episode: Echoes of Her: Grief, Healing & the Power of Community
Dr. Zoe Shaw
Therapist and author of Stronger in Difficult Places
Episode: Stronger in Difficult Places: Dr. Zoe Shaw on Worthiness and Healing
Aycee Brown
Intuitive, psychic medium, and author of the forthcoming book called Embody Your Magic
Episode: Why Being in Your Body Is Your Power
Ebony LaDelle
An author and editor whose work focuses on re-imagining how young Black love is represented on the page
Episode: You’ve Got a Place Here Too with Ebony LaDelle
Brandee Younger
Grammy-nominated NAACP award-winning musician and Doris Duke Artist Award recipient
Episode: Healing, Joy & the Power of Music with Brandee Younger
Faye McCray
Attorney turned writer and media strategist, and creator of the newsletter What If It All Works Out?
Episode: When Ambition Meets Authenticity

Host

Dr. Cassandre Dunbar
The host of the podcast, Dr. Cassandre Dunbar, is dedicated to creating conversations around wellness that center the experiences and needs of Black women. She emphasizes candid discussions about mental health, self-care, and personal development, and strives to provide resources and support for her listeners.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 375 ratings
  • Keeps it real and I look forward to it EVERY WEEK!

    Thanks you so much Cassandre for your transparency and vulnerability. Have been listening for a while but it was the « not well sis » segment that compelled me to tell you: we are here and we are listening and we see you doing the work. As an introvert who needs to fill her cup before I start my day, I wake up extra early before my family to listen to your podcast in the morning in my solo bath ritual. We appreciate you and yes, do want to listen to shows about supplements and all your ideas. Co... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Glamazon799
    United States8 months ago
  • Love it 😍

    Love it 😍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    farfarawayward
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Thank you

    Keep doing what you are doing. I appreciate you Sis

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    StSp8
    United Statesa year ago
  • Much Needed

    So happy to hear these wonderful insights empowering women to literally Be Well. I’ll take being well over pretending to be a strong black woman any day!. Cheers to more of Be Well Sis!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LadyMLS
    United States2 years ago
  • The Healing Mother Wounds

    ✨new listener here ✨that was an amazing episode! honoring you w silence & my distance! & how mother wounds show up in our every day life. (silencing our voice) wow more episodes like this to heal would be great! love this! ✌🏾🤎🌻✊🏾✨

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    White iPhone5 user
    United States2 years ago

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Feedback highlights the supportive community aspect, where women feel seen and heard.
Some listeners have suggested improvements in guest selection and episode consistency, indicating areas for growth.
Many find the discussions empowering and valuable for personal growth and mental health.
Listeners appreciate the show's candidness and relevance to their experiences as Black women.

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Pleasure as Power with Hannah Eko
Q: In what ways has pleasure opened up your world?
It has provided a sense of honesty, self-expression, and new communities, changing her connection to her ancestors and shaping her understanding of personal joy.
Pleasure as Power with Hannah Eko
Q: What was your childhood like in terms of what you were taught about you deserving pleasure?
Hannah describes it as being rooted in a culture of hard work and sacrifice, leading her to feel guilty about enjoyment and pleasure, which she is now working to unlearn.
Pleasure as Power with Hannah Eko
Q: What does it mean to be a punk spiritualist?
It means becoming your own authority and taking elements from various spiritual practices to create a personal spiritual compass that respects your individuality.
Work Hard, Live Soft: Maya Elious on Friendships, Faith and Purpose.
Q: What does it mean to have faith during uncertain times?
Maya explains that faith involves examining what you believe about your relationship with God and how it shapes your ability to navigate life's challenges, emphasizing the importance of the environments we immerse ourselves in.
Work Hard, Live Soft: Maya Elious on Friendships, Faith and Purpose.
Q: What are some practical things that new entrepreneurs can do to help promote their business and meet their financial needs?
Maya suggests viewing a full-time job as a luxury, using it to fund entrepreneurial goals, and being intentional about investing time in learning and developing a strategy for success while still employed.

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1. Hannah Eko
2. Röbynn Europe
3. Maya Elious
4. Adell Coleman
5. Dr. Zoe Shaw
6. Aycee Brown
7. Ebony LaDelle
8. Brandee Younger

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