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The Info Jabs with Pascale
by The Info Jabs with Pascale
Through a series of interviews with midwives, law enforcers, insightful individuals, and professionals, common and uncommon questions such as, “What really happens to women during and after pregnancy? Can we really do something about reckless driving? Could a different approach on addressing substance use and mental health curtail the homelessness issue in this country?” will be carefully analyzed. The content is expected to be transparent, amusing, daring, formal and informal at times. However, the central goal is to inform and purposefully engage communities while sharing useful resources.
Episodes
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Thriving Beyond A Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
Cancer has brought uncertain times to many families. Due to fear and a lack of information on this vicious disease, some people, men commonly, may have missed opportunities to make decisions that would have afforded them longevity and a fruitful life. Mr. Alphonse Piard, a survivor of prostate...
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Dads' Stories: Four Men Share Their Experience into Fatherhood (Part II)
We often hear about women’s journey to motherhood. Rarely do we get to know the process of men, although they simultaneously enter parenthood with the spouse/partner. Christian, Jonathan, Lukas and Rich give us the inside scoop on fatherhood as they candidly share the good, the scary and the...
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Dads' Stories: Four Men Share Their Experience into Fatherhood
We often hear about women’s journey to motherhood. Rarely do we get to know the process of men, although they simultaneously enter parenthood with the spouse/partner. Christian, Jonathan, Lukas and Rich give us the inside scoop on fatherhood as they candidly share the good, the scary and the...
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Crash Course for Labor and Delivery/Postpartum
After my experience of carrying and delivering our first baby, I want women to be as educated and empowered as I was for the process. Amanda Lopez, who helped prepare us, came on the podcast to share some powerful nuggets for expecting mothers. Her background as a doula, nurse and mother has...
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Surprising Power of Positive Thinking
As you may know, negative thinking affects us in so many ways. Marline Lefeuvre shares how we can combat our negative thoughts with healthy practice from her well of positivity and experience in the mental health field. MARLINE'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL:https://www.youtube.com/@mylifeisatreasure3674 THE...
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Helping Teens Set and Maintain Healthy Boundaries
Developing proper boundaries at a younger age can help teenagers navigate through life, relationships and most of all, better protect themselves. In her book, A Teen's Guide to Boundaries: Reflect, Set, and Set, Renee Rivers breaks down the importance of adolescents building boundaries and…
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Should I Adjust My Fasting Methods as My Body Ages?
Many of us have fasted before. However, some have wondered whether they should consider making adjustments as they get older. In this informative episode, Dr. Hermena Cerphy Firmin helps us understand how we can maintain this spiritual practice as our dietary needs change over time. Take a…
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I Am Raising A Strong-Willed Child...Help!
We all might know a strong-willed child, or maybe you are currently raising one. That may be challenging but there are also some rewarding moments in the process. Emily Learing shares healthy strategies and encouragement for those who are on this journey. From her wealth of experience as a play...
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You Can Shrink Your Fibroids Without Surgery
The word ‘fibroid’ has loomed over some people and it has possibly drained the joy of pregnancy for others. Phyllis Frempong, better known as the Fibroid Queen, dispels some of the narratives that have caused much anguish and doubt among women, particularly women of color. Her experience as a…
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What It Means to Be Trauma-Informed and Why It Should Matter to You
As you are preparing to implement new goals this year, remember to also include dealing with the past trauma that may be affecting your relationships. In this episode, Dr. Tamara Noel does a masterful job explaining how trauma can disrupt our lives, and why we should all look into being...
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"Your Health Is Your Wealth"
"Your Health Is Your Wealth", is a statement made often by my favorite boxer, Floyd Mayweather Jr. Even as a billionaire, he understands one's most valuable asset is health. Holistic Living Specialist, Savauna Sage, explains strategies that people from all walks of life can use to live a…
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How Electronics Affect Our Productivity
In my prayer time, I began noticing that my thoughts were more scattered than usual. Subsequently, I had conversations with others who expressed concerns in their ability to concentrate the way they did many years ago. Now, we understand that aging, stress, and other life factors may be culprits...
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Revitalizing Opportunity for Young Haitian Americans
Mental health recognition is evolving in the Haitian community. The Innovative Learning Laboratory at Morehouse School of Medicine is helping drive the awareness within young Haitian Americans through the Haitian American Young Adult Mental Health Worker Program. The participants are equipped…
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Reasons Why Everyone Should Visit a Chiropractor
Dr. Israel Tong was on the show educating us on the common elements of chiropractic (done by hand) that are unfamiliar to most people. He breaks down the science of adjusting someone, the origin and health benefits of chiropractic, and he “cracks” the myths that have surrounded this practice for...
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Understanding Dementia and Taking Preventative Measures
Dementia still remains a mystery for many people. Movies like Still Alice and The Notebook do a fairly decent job depicting the realities of someone living with dementia, and how the family members manage through the stages. In this episode, Dr. Ishtar Govia, psychologist and researcher, helps us...
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How Stretching Improves Overall Health, Not Just Flexibility
Since many of us forget to prioritize stretching in our normal health routine, Stretch Zone will! Two of their practitioners, Nicholas Insua and Mathew Rossello, came on the podcast to remind us of the benefits of stretching and how Stretch Zone has been helping people implement this practice in...
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Hope After Heartbreak: Finding Strength and Joy Post-Divorce
As someone who strongly upholds marriages, the topic of divorce is something heavy to discuss. However, there are many people who have faced the end of their union and struggle to recover. Tabitha Azor, Marriage and Family Therapist and coach, knows first hand how to help women rebuild their…
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Redemption from Drug Addiction Is CERTAINLY Possible
Many families know the pain and devastation of drug addiction. This is especially true for the one who is entangled in this dangerous habit. In this episode, Ryan Weitzel shares his personal journey with drug addiction and how his life was redeemed through JC's Recovery Center. He has now joined...
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Help Protect Children from Sexual Abuse
Dr. Toshiba Mitchell reveals unfortunate truths and shocking statistics about children's sexual abuse. As an advocate for children and an educator in our communities, Dr. Mitchell shares ways to have a child-appropriate conversation with your children and preventative measures that can help…
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"What I Learned Through My Grieving Process"
The book of Ecclesiastes says that there is a time to laugh, a time to dance... a time to cry and a time to grieve. In this episode, we get to listen to the grieving process of two different individuals, Stephanie P. Desir and Elie Jean. They were unreserved about the range of emotions they...
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Why We Should Get Excited About America's Newest National Holiday - Juneteenth!
Dr. Bruce W. Strouble, a history and political science professor, gives a comprehensive and compelling explanation on the details surrounding Juneteenth. If you still have lingering questions about this holiday, this episode will certainly help! DR. BRUCE W. STROUBLE'S EMAIL:...
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Fathers' Impact: Shaping Families from Within
The epidemic of absent fathers in our society has drastically affected many homes. Whether your experience has been positive or negative, the undeniable truth remains that a father's presence in a child's life is crucial. Robert L. Jackson III, cofounder of Fathers M.I.A (Motivated, Involved,...
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Changing Seasons, Constant Passion: Tips for Improving Sex Life in Your Marriage
Sex is a God-given gift. Despite being an avenue to celebrate intimacy, there are frustrations, pain, and reservations linked to sex that prevent couples from enjoying each other. Tiffany Taylor, a sex therapist, offers many tips on how couple can experience more satisfaction in their marriages...
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Autism: Insight and Best Practices from a Mother/Advocate
After receiving a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder for her daughter, Yveline's world changed. In this episode, she details the obstacles that parents faces when caring for children who have autism but also provides even more support, resources and hope that will positively impact their path...
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Married Over 50 years: How Did They Do It?
Most of us hope to grow old with our spouses; Pastor Gary and Elder JC Montgomery's union allows us to believe that it is, in fact, very possible despite the odds in today's world. Their spirits are young and I am sure they would attribute this to their faith in God, proper planning, levity in...
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Teen Artist Uses Talent for a Meaningful Cause
Nalin Isme was the author of his own book before he was ten years old. Although he has sold paintings, participated in auctions, and have been invited to speak at events, he remains humble and down-to-earth. In this episode, Nalin shares what inspires his artwork and how far he plans on going…
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To Legalize, or Not Legalize - That Is the Question
Despite being legalized in many states, the use of cannabis has not been fully endorsed in our healthcare system or in certain parts of our society. While some of the doubts surrounding it are reasonable, much of the conversation is based on misinformation which gravely overshadows the medical...
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Equine-Assisted Therapy Benefits (Therapy with Horses)
Equine-assisted therapy is defined as activities with horses that are conducted while being supervised by a mental health professional and a horse trainer or other equine specialist. Would you be open to trying it? Beth, the instructor and owner of April's Acres, highlights the benefits and joys…
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Human Trafficking Exposed
Most people know of Human Trafficking in movies like Taken, staring Liam Neeson, or Trafficked, staring Ashley Judd. Victor B. Williams breaks down the types of human trafficking, along with the risk factors that drive this horrific crime. His experience with the Department of Homeland Security,...
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The 'Sparkling' Ventures of a Small Business Owner
We have all heard the push to support small businesses. Do you actually know why we should?! Well, Debbie from Debbie's Artistry gives us an honest and helpful explanation on the importance of investing our dollars in the local/small businesses. You can also check out her website; her collection…
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The Tough but Remarkable Realities of Medical School
Two siblings decided to embark on the daring journey of entering medical school TOGETHER! They share the process from what it took to get into the school and how it is going so far. We should be proud to know that those two dedicated students will be serving in our communities very soon. Enjoy!...
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Things to Know Before Traveling to AFRICA!
"Mama Africa" used to be one of my favorite songs about a decade ago. The song highlights the beauty of culture, the excitement of the music, and the strength the people. Most individuals can probably share the same sentiment when talking about visiting "The Mother Land". Jinia Williams and Wilda...
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Don't Be Like Me: Back Up Your Files to A Drive or iCloud!
After loosing my computer, on which NOTHING was backed up, I learned a lesson that I wanted to share with you. I also took the opportunity to do a quick review of the episodes this year. I look forward to learning right along with you next year with more amazing interviews! Have a happy New Year!...
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Why Does It feel Wrong to Have Boundaries with Loved Ones?
Do you feel guilty for saying "no" to loved ones? It is only me? Dr. Jodine Sejour Donation has news for us - it is unhealthy to not set boundaries in our relationships. She details how a lack of boundaries reflects issues on our part and could be a recipe for conflict. Consider analyzing where…
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From A Flight Attendant's Point of View: Do We Make Their Jobs Harder?!
The next time you are traveling on an airplane, I hope this interview will cause you to have more esteem for flight attendants who are there to ensure your safety, comfort, assist with any issues that may arise. Denise graciously breaks down the challenges, duties, perks many flight attendants...
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Dispelling the Assumptions People Have About Special Ed. (Special Education)
Jorge Rodriguez-Miralles is currently crushing misconceptions about Special Ed. (Special Education). A true expert, twice Teacher of the Year, and a beloved instructor, Jorge gives us a real version of the work he does and shares stories about the precious, entertaining and smart students he...
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Hope for Those Dealing With Dyslexia
Steven Spielberg, Comedian Michael Jr., Whoopi Goldberg, and Tim Tebow are among those who live with dyslexia. Though we can imagine the frustrations of those dealing with the diagnosis, there is still an opportunity for us to learn more about it. Founder and CEO of Lucy Project, Sandra Bermudez,...
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Talking About RACE Is Healthy for Our Society: Don't Be Intimidated By This Topic!
The topic of race relations does not have to lead to fear, resentment, or broken relationships. Johana-Marie Williams, whom I call my walking encyclopedia, uses her background in history, research and community activism to help prepare us to engage in discussions that can enhance our…
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Calling All Truckers!
While operating a few businesses, Rich Pierre, found his niche in the trucking profession and has much to share about his journey so far in the industry. He is joined by Kelson Charles, who has been an owner operator and driver for close to a decade. Their business acumen will help those who...
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Haiti's 2010 Earthquake: Mass Casualties Explained. Listen Now!
Dr. Garmalia Mentor-Williams answers pending questions that some of us have had since the heartbreaking earthquake in Haiti (2010), which lended the country in worse shape than prior decades. She also provides tips on the actions people should take when experiencing an earthquake and ways in…
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What Is Self-Defense Anyway? Can It Potentially Save My Life?
"Make yourself a hard target, not an easy one." Those are the words of professor Escobar, a Jiu-Jitsu instructor. He shares the three pillars that are the foundation of what he teaches and he helps conceptualize the meaning of self-defense in Jiu-Jitsu. Through storytelling, Professor Escobar...
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The Virtues That Promote Healthy Adulthood
With a background in criminal justice, public safety and fitness instruction, Frankie's work in the schools and other forums "impact" the youth population. Her organization, ACE IMPACT LLC., serves as a bridge for teens to progress in areas that are crucial for lasting success. -Visit Frankie's...
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A Medical Doctor Speaks on Men's Physical, "Sexual", and Mental Health
In this episode, Dr. Mario Theliard, MD, breaks down how critical it is for men to go for their annual checkups. He uses humor and personal anecdotes to educate and connect with the audience. The information in this segment could prompt significant lifestyle changes. In the words of Dr. Theliard…
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What Teachers Need Parents to Know!
A teacher details the necessity for more parental involvement for the sake of student success. A parent, whose children are thriving in school, also joins the conversation to share how she supports her children and the teachers alike. Resource for monitoring iPads:...
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The "Why" Behind the Podcast
On this short episode, I explain the reason for this podcast's resurgence. While short and sweet, this recording also contains details on what can be expected for the listeners, as well as appreciation for a few individuals. I look forward to learning right along with you. PLEASE FOLLOW THIS...
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Mothers Speaking Raw Truths about Pregnancy and Post-Pregnancy (Part II)
A group of women, along with a doula, get completely candid about the real details of pregnancy and the highs and lows of their own journeys. The discussion continues on this episode. Please go back and listen to the first part of this riveting convo! PLEASE FOLLOW THIS PODCAST ON INSTAGRAM:...
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Mothers Speaking Raw Truths about Pregnancy and Post-Pregnancy (Part I)
A group of women, along with a doula, get completely candid about the real details of pregnancy and the highs and lows of their own journeys. PLEASE FOLLOW THIS PODCAST ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theinfojabs/ The content on this podcast is expected to be transparent, amusing, daring,...
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Through a series of interviews with midwives, law enforcers, insightful individuals, and professionals, common and uncommon questions such as, “What really happens to women during and after pregnancy? Can we really do something about reckless driving? Could a different approach on addressing substance use and mental health curtail the homelessness issue in this country?” will be carefully analyzed. The content is expected to be transparent, amusing, daring, formal and informal at times. However, the central goal is to inform and purposefully engage communities while sharing useful resources.
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