Motherhood Full Circle | Raising Black Men

Driving Change: How Kimberly Evans is Empowering Women Through Rideshare

In this episode, we highlight Kimberly Evans, the founder of Just Her Rideshare, a rideshare service tailored for women. With over 30 years of entrepreneurial experience, Kimberly created this platform out of concern for safety and empowerment, addressing the needs of female riders and drivers. Her hands-on leadership emphasizes adaptability and community engagement, focusing on safety protocols and partnerships with local organizations. Kimberly's journey showcases how one person's dedication can transform an industry and create a supportive environment for women. Please tune in to hear how she's setting a new standard for social responsibility in business. Download Just Her Rideshare App Now * ⁠Google Play⁠ [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.herride.customer] * ⁠App Store⁠ [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/just-her-rideshare/id1579687845] Discover more from ⁠MatriArch⁠ [https://www.matriarchmom.com]

Pediatric ER Guidance with Dr. Alana Arnold from Parent Partners

Pediatric Emergency Medicine is near and dear to Dr. Alana J. Arnold. She is the Network Director for Pediatric Emergency Medicine services for St. Lukes University Health Network. Dr. Arnold is committed to revolutionizing children’s healthcare by prioritizing parental support. With her guided healthcare app, Parent Partners [https://www.wellnesswits.com/parentpartners?fbclid=IwY2xjawFweW9leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHeoSzd4rjWBNIwVOJFO10qanQKr1OW84hdiNp9YU_4cjVzQP9iWLn3JNYw_aem_EIw-w_SVrYbZ-6fXZOPTqg], she comprehends children's health needs and assists parents in navigating the healthcare landscape from birth through adolescence, fostering a sense of community and beyond. Check out her feature in MatriArch MAGAZINE [https://www.matriarchmom.com/matriarch-magazine] and become a member of MatriArch [https://www.matriarchmom.com/becomeamember] with discounts for Parent Partners.

Dr. Patricia Kelly Marsh | Ask Me Your MD Co-founder

The MatriArch Podcast presents an episode focused on the journey of Ask Me Your MD, a telehealth platform that aims to provide ‘the two A’s” accessible and affordable healthcare services. One of the co-founders, Dr. Patricia Kelly Marsh, discussed her personal motivations and inspirations behind starting the company. She emphasized their commitment to meeting the needs of underserved communities, particularly people of color who might not always feel heard by traditional healthcare providers.  Ask Me Your MD stands out by offering a wide range of specialties under one roof and eliminating the need for multiple referrals, making specialist consultations more accessible. Our discussion touches on the importance of transparency and building trust in telehealth, especially amid concerns about AI impersonating people and technological advancements. Co-founder Dr. Patricia Kelly Marsh highlighted their efforts to connect with electronic medical records and provide personalized care to patients, emphasizing the importance of seeing them as whole individuals in their health journey. Visit Ask Me Your MD's website to learn more about their efforts to provide accessible healthcare services at https://askmeyourmd.com/amy-md [https://askmeyourmd.com/amy-md] Join as a MatriArch Member to view more events and join the conversation at www.MatriArchMom.com/BecomeAMember

Motherhood Full Circle | Raising Black Men

In this episode of our podcast, we explore the profound and often complex relationship between Black women and the task of raising Black men with Mildred Washington. Mildred is a retired Program manager from the Department of Social Services in Columbia, SC. Mildred is the mother of two Black men raised to be leaders, providers, and, above all, humble servants of God. We discuss the importance of rooting Black boys' identities in God and providing them opportunities to learn and grow. We delve into the various phases of Black men's childhood and how parents can help them gain leadership skills to navigate the challenges they may face and avoid falling prey to peer pressure. Join us as we delve into deep and meaningful conversations about empowering the next generation of black men. Learn more about MatriArch! [https://www.matriarchmom.com]

Black Health, Fatherhood, and Keeping Our Community Healthy

Ritchie, the owner of the app My Body Vitality, explains the enrichment of health as wealth, how it is transformational, a part of life, and how it impacts the next generation. With his app, he is helping our community progress one interval at a time. Living a healthy lifestyle is the best way to live a long and healthy life. In this episode, we discuss how health has impacted the Black community, tips for helping our children get off their devices and outside, and explore tomorrow's opportunities with expert Ritchie Nkana. We encourage you to visit his website and/or download his app here. [https://www.trainerize.com/openApp.aspx?groupID=147198] To get fit and active with a purpose. Please join MatriArch as a member to gain access to our sisterhood, events, magazine, shop, and more. Join Now! [https://www.matriarchmom.com/plans-pricing]