This episode of Indie Soul Magazine, Phinesse Demps of Indie Soul Magazine, is joined by Dr. Nichols of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital to discuss Caregiving.

Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital: In 1922, Hortense Kahn Eliasberg sought to open a home where children could safely recover from illness and surgery. Thanks to her efforts, the Happy Hills Convalescent Home for Children opened later that year in Northwest Baltimore. It has since evolved into the Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital, a leader in local pediatric care, and is proudly affiliated with the University of Maryland Medical System and Johns Hopkins Medicine. Today, those who work at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital remain committed to the mission Hortense Kahn Eliasberg established so many years ago — improving the health and well-being of all children who are ill, injured, or in need of help. (Photo courtesy of Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital/Dr. Nichols)

Phinesse Demps is the Owner/Host/Producer of Indie Soul Magazine. Questions, Comments, or Sponsorship, please contact via email: indiesoulmag@gmail.com.

Think Energy is making clean energy simple, easy, and affordable for everyone. It’s good for you, it’s good for us, and it’s good for the environment. Join Phinesse Demps as he speaks with Ed Kenny about why Think Energy and why it is important.

Cut The Check, also know as CTCHX, is proud to announce, the official launch of its economic justice token for Juneteenth, 2025.

This groundbreaking initiative uses blockchain technology to address one of America’s most persistent and painful legacies: the racial wealth gap.

Founder and CEO, Mark Samuel, states “The wealth gap is not just a statistic. It is reality CTCHX is more than just a cryptocurrency, it’s a movement. Developed by Black Blockchain, LLC, the token is designed as a digital tool for economic repair and wealth-creation, in the Black community with a focus on lineage-based reparations.

The launch of CTCHX represents a bold step in the ongoing work of emancipation leveraging decentralized technology to empower historically marginalized communities.

INDE SOUL MAGAZINE PRESENTS BLACK MEN MENTAL HEALTH CONVERSATION WITH MARC SAMUEL. THE CONVERSATION REGARDING BLACK MEN MENTAL HEALTH. THIS WAS THE ORIGINAL CONVERSATION THAT JUMP-STARTED THE BLACK MEN MENTAL HEALTH CONVERSATION WITH INDIE SOUL MAGAZINE. HONEST CONVERSATION AND VERY ENLIGHTENING. CONTACT 443-934-9194.

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INDIE SOUL MAGAZINE PODCAST IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BALTIMORE TIME MAGAZINE PRESENTS BLACK GOLFER'S WEEKEND WHICH WAS STARTED BY MASTER GEE OF THE SUGARHILL GANG AS A WAY TO SHOW THAT BLACK GOLFERS EXIST AND THAT AN ENTIRE GOLF COMMUNITY DOES EXIST.

Phinesse Demps, Host/Producer, of the Indie Soul Magazine Podcast, is joined by Dr. Gavin of Mt. Wahington Pediatrics Hospital to discuss TRAUMA WHEN IT COMES TO CHILDREN and how that plays a part in their lives. They also discuss TRAUMA and what part TRAUMA plays in Black/Brown communities. Comments or questions: indiesoulmag@gmail.com or 443-934-9194.

November is Domestic Violence Month, which means that concerning the Black community, we need to have a serious conversation about Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse which is a sense of Violence. Host/Producer, Phinesse Demps, is joined by therapist, Montrella Cowan, to discuss, especially in response to R. Kelley/Puff Daddy. For questions or comments, contact: indiesoulmag@gmail.com or 443-934-9194.