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Be Well Sis: The Podcast

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Mental Health
Self-Care
Wellness
Black Women
Healing
Grief
Perimenopause
Community Support
Therapy
Self-Love
Nutrition
Joy
Stress Management
Authenticity
Perfectionism
ADHD
Women's Health
Community
Racial Identity
Parenting

Be Well, Sis is a wellness podcast for women who know self-care goes deeper than face masks and bubble baths.

Hosted by Dr. Cassandre Dunbar, a medical doctor and professor, this show explores what it actually takes to be well physically, mentally, emotionally, and culturally. Through science-backed solo episodes and thoughtful conversations with experts, practitioners, changemakers, and people wi... more

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Black women enter perimenopause earlier, experience more severe symptoms, and are significantly less likely to receive adequate treatment. Dr. Cassandre breaks down the research, names what so many women have been living through without language, and... more

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Spring reading season is here and Dr. Cassandre has your wellness reading list covered.

Five book recommendations across five categories: romance, memoirs, self-help, historical fiction, and smut. Something on this list will meet you exactly where ... more

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If you are navigating perimenopause and scrolling to decompress, there are two things happening at once that nobody is talking about together. This episode connects those dots WITH the research to back it up.

Dr Cassandre Dunbar dives into the impa... more

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Join me for another solo chit-chat; this week we’re diving into a variety platter of all the stuff: navigating the school system with a neurodiverse child, how grief comes in many forms, and how I’m building a community right here at Be Well, Sis!

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Recent Guests

Glory Edim
Founder of Well-Read Black Girl
Well-Read Black Girl
Episode: More Than A Book Club: Building a Literary Movement for Black Women with Glory Edim
Dasha Kennedy
Broke Black Girl, financial activist and author
The Broke Black Girl; author of Moving Beyond Broke
Episode: Starting Off Broke: Real money talk with Dasha Kennedy
Bridgette Peteet
Professor of Psychology and author of Dishonor Thy Mother, Daughterhood, Dysfunction and Deliverance
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Episode: No Contact, No Shame: Healing Toxic Mother-Daughter Relationships with Dr. Bridgette Peteet
Bea Dixon
CEO of The Honey Pot, author of The Soul Instinct
The Honey Pot
Episode: Trusting Your Soul Instincts with Bea Dixon of the Honey Pot
Jayden Aubryn
Holistic health coach specializing in trauma-informed care
TICE Consulting and Therapy
Episode: Healing Sexuality After Trauma: A Body-Based Approach with Jayden Aubryn
Dr. Joy Berkheimer
A therapist, sexologist, relationship expert, and the author of Why Won't He Call?
Episode: Are You Satisfied? Intimacy and Connection with Dr Joy Berkheimer
Rachel Eliza Griffiths
Author and Poet
Episode: When Love Meets Loss: Rachel Eliza Griffiths on Grief, Art, and Survival.
Christine Job
Creator and host of Flourish in the Foreign, focusing on migration stories and experiences.
Flourish in the Foreign
Episode: Leaving the U.S.: Black American Migration & Moving Abroad for Wellness with Christine Job
Jessamyn Stanley
Author, Yoga Teacher, Founder of The Underbelly
The Underbelly
Episode: Finding Home in Your Body: Jessamyn Stanley on Yoga and Self-Care (The Underbelly Yoga)

Host

Dr. Cassandre Dunbar
Host of a wellness podcast focusing on self-care, mental health, and community support for women, particularly Black women. Dr. Dunbar emphasizes the importance of holistic health in her discussions.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 385 ratings
  • So relaxing and informative!

    I rarely do reviews but given I listen to this podcast every week, it’s time I share how much I love this podcast! Wonderful topics, refreshing perspectives, and honest discussions about how we as Black women have to navigate our wellness given various environments. Keep up the great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fellow Sis
    United States6 months ago
  • 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 Statesa year ago
  • Love it 😍

    Love it 😍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    farfarawayward
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Thank you

    Keep doing what you are doing. I appreciate you Sis

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    StSp8
    United States2 years 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

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Many express gratitude for the insights shared, finding the episodes empowering and encouraging for both personal and community wellness efforts.
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Listeners appreciate the thoughtful and refreshing conversations, often highlighting how relatable and validating the discussions are for Black women navigating their wellness journeys.

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More Than A Book Club: Building a Literary Movement for Black Women with Glory Edim
Q: Is there a book that changed your life before the age of 12?
Honey I Love was a formative read with relatable illustrations that made me feel seen and capable as a reader.
More Than A Book Club: Building a Literary Movement for Black Women with Glory Edim
Q: If you have to pick one, physical book, e-book or audio book?
Physical book.
No Contact, No Shame: Healing Toxic Mother-Daughter Relationships with Dr. Bridgette Peteet
Q: How did ACEs shape your understanding of your past and your approach to parenting your own children?
ACEs provided a framework to name experiences, understand health implications, and guide her toward healthier parenting practices while emphasizing personal accountability and healing.
No Contact, No Shame: Healing Toxic Mother-Daughter Relationships with Dr. Bridgette Peteet
Q: What inspired you to write about mother-daughter relationships and dysfunction?
Her personal experiences as a daughter of an abusive mother, combined with scholarly work and a desire to help others heal, motivated the author to write beyond conventional academia and provide a healing resource.
Are You Satisfied? Intimacy and Connection with Dr Joy Berkheimer
Q: What do you think that they're actually saying but they can't articulate when they feel less sexy?
Many times, it relates to their relationship dynamics and how they feel about intimacy and pleasure, influenced by past experiences and shame.

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What is Be Well Sis: The Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This wellness-focused podcast is designed for women seeking deeper insights into self-care that extend beyond typical notions of pampering. The content is centered on exploring holistic well-being across various dimensions, including physical, mental, emotional, and cultural aspects. Conversations feature a mixture of expert input, personal narratives, and scientifically-backed discussions that cover a wide array of significant topics like stress management, hormonal health, aging, joy, rest, and the practices that foster healing. Noteworthy is the emphasis on intersectionality, allowing listeners to connect with themes of identity and community as they navigate their own wellness journeys. Overall, the show provides a welcoming environment... more

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1. Glory Edim
2. Dasha Kennedy
3. Bridgette Peteet
4. Bea Dixon
5. Jayden Aubryn
6. Dr. Joy Berkheimer
7. Rachel Eliza Griffiths
8. Christine Job

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