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Welcome to "Over Tea," a podcast where we’re brewing conversations and building community. This space is designed for women to come together and engage in meaningful discussions. Just like a perfect cup of tea, our conversations are a blend of warmth, strength, and depth. We explore a variety of topics that impact our lives and our communities, creating an infusion of tea and fruitful dialogue.Hosted by Haleema, the visionary behind At My Sister's House—a community-based brand dedicated to curating events and workshops for women—and the founder of A Source of Goodness, a wellness product...

“I am Ashley Pennington and this is “A Penny for your thoughts.” I am a wife, mom, and lover of all things Christ. As someone who has struggled with alcoholism and disordered eating, I have found healing and redemption through Christ who continues to move in my life. By using my personal story and testimony of faith, I want to connect with you. I want to create community during times of isolation. And Most importantly I want to validate you, in whatever season you find yourself. Let this be a place for you. A community for you. A place to conceptualize your thoughts. And a place for you ...

As part of our CDC Reach, Immunizations, System Change for Equity (RISE) Grant to raise awareness of the Covid vaccine in low vaccinated populations, Wello and our partners, COMSA and We All Rise African American Resource Center, have recorded a podcast series that will explore the ongoing journey in Northeast Wisconsin to co-create equitable, community well-being including the triumphs, setbacks, and opportunities ahead. This is a podcast series created through our RISE project funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and supported by Well Being and Equity in the World and ...

This podcast from the National COVID-19 Resiliency Network (NCRN), is part of the Morehouse School of Medicine. Your host is Rochelle Heard, Community Engagement Program Coordinator at NCRN. Each episode of Connections explores how communities build resilience and work toward health equity through partnerships, education, and resource sharing.