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Perspectives with Condace Pressley

Condace Pressley

Perspectives with Condace Pressley is an hour where conversation about the ways we may be different actually shows us how much we really have in common.

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Perspectives S37/Ep47 It's the Holidays - Tips for...

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2025/11/24

As the holidays approach, many of us are juggling joy with stress, expectations, and even loneliness. Nearly nine in ten American adults say something causes them stress this time of year. Today, we’re talking with Laura Snyder about how to navigate the season with more peace, more balance — and maybe even a little more joy.

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Perspectives S37/Ep46 Shamea Morton, Demetria...

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2025/11/17

Today we’re tackling a crisis affecting families across America: Black women are nearly 3.5 times more likely to die around childbirth than white women. The First Ladies Health Initiative is bringing its national Maternal Health Tour to Atlanta with Born to Thrive, and Co-Executive Director Marquis Alston joins me with real solutions — and real hope.

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Perspectives S37/Ep41 Being a better ancestor and the...

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2025/10/13

Today on Perspectives, we’re talking about the future of healthcare and what it means to be a better ancestor. A special article in the New England Journal of Medicine Catalyst introduces the Better Ancestor Framework—a bold new approach to transforming a healthcare system that too often has been shaped by structural racism, and instead reimagining one rooted in healing, trust, and justice for all. The article's three authors driving this work are Dr. Somava Saha, Executive Director of WE in the

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00:24:59

Perspectives S37/Ep40 Abraham Lincoln and Frederick...

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2025/10/13

Few relationships shaped the 19th century as profoundly as that between President Abraham Lincoln and the great abolitionist and orator Frederick Douglass. Their story is not just about politics and policy; it’s about the complicated, evolving connection between two men navigating a nation at war with itself. Our guest today is Jonathan W. White, co-author with Lucas Morel of the compelling new book Measuring the Man: The Writings of Frederick Douglass on Abraham Lincoln. The book offers a front-row

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Perspectives S37/Ep38 - The 100 Black Men of Atlanta...

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2025/10/02

The 100 Black Men of Atlanta has been a cornerstone of our community since 1986, mentoring, empowering, and creating opportunities for thousands of young people through its flagship Project Success and other initiatives. On October 4th, they will gather for the annual 100 Honors Gala, celebrating not just excellence and achievement, but also the legacy and future of Atlanta’s youth. Joining me now is Aaron Swain, Chairman of the Board of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta. Aaron, welcome to

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Perspectives S37/Ep37 Reinvigorate with Dr. Karri...

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2025/09/15

From September 25th through the 28th, New Birth Missionary Baptist Church will be alive with the sound of worship, fellowship, and empowerment during the Reinvigorate Women’s Weekend. It’s a four-day gathering that has quickly become one of the most celebrated women’s events in the nation—drawing women from every walk of life to be renewed spiritually, emotionally, and mentally. Joining me today is Dr. Karri Bryant, First Lady and Pastor of New Birth, who leads this incredible experience and

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Perspectives S37/Ep36 Tawainna Houston on cultural...

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2025/09/15

As Americans, we often describe our nation as founded on freedom and equality. Yet we know the reality is more complicated. For more than 200 years, chattel slavery stripped millions of Africans and their descendants of their freedom, dignity, and humanity. It’s a history that shaped every corner of American life — our economy, our politics, even our public health. And yet, today, there are voices attempting to minimize or even erase that truth. Our guest today is Dr. Tawainna Houston — a

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Perspectives S37/Ep34 Health Care where it matters...

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2025/09/03

Today on Perspectives, we’re focusing on health where it matters most — in our communities. My guest is Dr. Verneda Bachus Curry, the CEO of Healing Community Health. Under her leadership, the organization has been working to close healthcare gaps, improve access, and bring a holistic approach to healing that addresses both body and mind. We’ll talk about the biggest challenges facing families today, the role of prevention and education, and how Healing Community Health is helping people live

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Perspectives S37/Ep33 Best practices in supporting...

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2025/08/28

As summer winds down, many families are feeling a mix of excitement and anxiety as young adults prepare to head off to college, begin new jobs, or even take a gap year. For students, this season of transition can bring emotional shifts and uncertainty. For parents, it can be a challenge to strike the right balance between staying involved and supporting their child’s independence. With data showing that 60% of college students report experiencing mental or behavioral health challenges, it’s clear

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Perspectives S37/Ep32 Changes in access to health care

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2025/08/28

This week on Perspectives, we take a closer look at the urgent issue of Black maternal health and what recent changes in Georgia’s Medicaid program could mean for pregnant women across the state. Governor Kemp’s plan to extend certain Medicaid programs has the potential to dramatically affect healthcare access and outcomes, especially for Black mothers who already face disproportionate risks in pregnancy and childbirth. Joining the conversation is Dr. William Alexander, a nationally recognized

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Perspectives S37/Ep31 Taking care of melanin-rich skin

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2025/08/14

For far too long, the skincare industry has overlooked the needs of people with melanin-rich skin, leaving many of us searching for solutions that simply don’t work. But that’s changing—thanks in part to two remarkable doctors who are bringing science, care, and celebration back to brown skin. Dr. Gauri Desai, a pathologist with nearly 25 years of experience, and her husband, Dr. Abhijit Desai, an expert in aesthetic dermatology, are the founders of Brownkind—a skincare line designed specifically

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Perspectives S37/Ep30 Workforce Career Centers open...

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2025/08/04

Today we’re diving into a powerful conversation about the future of work—and why college isn’t the only path to success. My guest is Marion Skinner, the dynamic founder and CEO of Workforce Career Centers. With a new campus opening in Atlanta, backed by partners like Microsoft, Grady Health, and Atlanta Public Schools, Marion is helping close the skilled labor gap with zero-debt, hands-on training for in-demand careers. From construction to culinary arts, from AI to healthcare—this is career

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Perspectives S37/Ep29 The Omnivore's Deception - the...

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2025/07/31

Today, we’re taking a deep and, at times, uncomfortable look at something many of us take for granted—what’s on our plates. My guest is Dr. John Sanbonmatsu, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and one of the leading voices in animal ethics today. His powerful new book, The Omnivore’s Deception: What We Get Wrong about Meat, Animals, and Ourselves, challenges nearly everything we think we know about food, health, and our relationship with animals. With compassion,

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Perspectives S37/Ep28 Tiffany Jackson finds "Blood in...

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2025/07/14

Beware of the sharks. They leave blood in the water! Today we’re joined by mega bestselling and award-winning author Tiffany D. Jackson, a master of suspense known for gripping YA thrillers like The Weight of Blood and White Smoke. Now, she’s taking her signature storytelling talents to a younger audience with her middle-grade debut, Blood in the Water—a chilling mystery set on Martha’s Vineyard, blending murder, history, and unforgettable characters. Blood in the Water isn’t just a gripping

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Perspectives S37/Ep27 Money Whys for mature women

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2025/07/14

Today we’re speaking with Debra Morrison, a best-selling author, transformational speaker, and the powerhouse behind We Can Do It Women. With more than 45 years in the financial industry, Debra is on a mission to help women—especially those over 60—step out of invisibility, reclaim their power, and take control of their financial futures. She’s known for making money talk relatable, practical, and even inspiring. Get ready for a conversation that’s equal parts wisdom, empowerment, and action.

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Perspectives S37/Ep25 Rosey Lee invites you to a...

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2025/06/26

My guest today is Rosey Lee, a physician-turned-author who’s making waves in the literary world with her heartfelt storytelling. Her latest novel, A Gardin Wedding, is a beautifully layered tale about family, forgiveness, and the bonds that hold us together—even when life pulls us apart. Set against the backdrop of a much-anticipated wedding, this story invites readers into the heart of the Gardin family, where secrets, love, and legacy all come to the surface. Rosey Lee joins me now to talk about

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Perspectives S37/Ep22 Expert guidance for patients...

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2025/06/09

Did you know that 1 in 4 adults in the U.S. has doctor-diagnosed arthritis—and that 90% of people living with lupus are women, many of them women of color? In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Douglas White, a leading rheumatologist at Articularis Rheumatology Specialists in Sandy Springs. Dr. White breaks down the facts, myths, and treatments surrounding these often misunderstood conditions. He shares practical advice for managing symptoms, explains why early diagnosis is critical, and offers hope

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Perspectives S37/Ep19 Sleep isn’t a luxury—it’s a...

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2025/05/19

In honor of Better Sleep Month, we’re joined by Atlanta-based sleep experts Lori Oliver and Jill MacRae, co-founders of The Inactive Company and creators of The Inactivators—a science-backed sleep mask designed to support deep, restorative rest. With backgrounds in performance, wellness, and technology, Lori and Jill offer practical, no-nonsense advice to help you stop chasing sleep and start optimizing it. In this conversation, we unpack the difference between sleep quantity and quality, why 8

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Perspectives S37/Ep18 Managing Everyday Stress

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2025/05/14

As we recognize National Stress Awareness Month, we sit down with Dr. Stephen Palte, Chief Medical Officer for UnitedHealthcare of Georgia, to explore the real impact of stress on our minds and bodies. Dr. Palte breaks down what stress really is, why it matters, and how it can silently lead to serious health conditions like heart disease and depression if left unchecked. He shares practical, science-backed tips for managing stress—whether at work, at home, or in everyday life—and offers a fresh

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Perspectives S37 / Ep17 The Business of Youth Sports...

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2025/05/09

Youth sport is part of an ideal childhood, and nearly everyone—from the federal government to parents—encourages children to take part. Driven by the promise of better physical and mental health, better educational outcomes, and a better society, tens of millions of kids across the USA participate in this form of organized play. Yet, most children who enter youth sport quit by the time they reach adolescence, often due to injury or abuse, and many more are sidelined by its high financial burdens. In

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