Hip Hop, Hypocrites, and Health Equity.

We would like to introduce to some and reintroduce to others: Dr. Italo Brown.

Health equity and Hip Hop. Yeah, it's a thing. Dr. Brown is a rising giant in emergency medicine and health equity. His audience ranges from the White House, NIH, Stanford, and the streets of LA. I hope you enjoy this enlightening conversation as much as we did. Note: You know we like to remix things. So, we started this episode with a cold opener. We open our chat with a candidly honest discussion about hip hop, fashion, hypocrisy and humanity. We can rise above our problems, when we humbly admit them, big or small.

This episode was recorded 1 week prior to the slaying of Migos member, Takeoff. May he, his loved ones, and all others who lose their lives to violence find peace.

Opener: PE (Welcome to the Terrordome)

“It takes a nation of millions to hold us back”Beating the odd in science and medicine and celebrating our triumphs

“Fear of a Black Planet”
How inequities hold us back by design

“911 is a Joke”
Real? Structural barriers, SDH of social and community context

"Security of the First World" interlude

"Brotha’s (and Sista’s) are gonna Work it out"

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/18/books/review/the-organ-thieves-chip-jones.html

https://news.vcu.edu/article/2022/01/the-organ-thieves-selected-as-vcus-2022-common-book

“She Watches Channel Zero”
Cataracts and Dr. Patricia Bath (In Celebration of Black History and Women's History Month)

Show ‘Em What You Got
Inspiring our people to advocate through education, through activism, innovation.

Night of the Living Baseheads (closer) the need to elevate the culture.

Last Thoughts on Set Trippin' @ the Super Bowl.