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Questions You Didn"t Ask

The purpose of this podcast is to uncover the questions we didn’t ask, to break silence and isolation, and to some extent confront our own ignorance which has led many of us to express stigma, conjure fear, and rely on avoidance as defense mechanisms which oftentimes leads to poor health and sometimes death.

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All Episodes

31:44

Justice or JustUs? How Law, Health, and Equity...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/12/02

What does justice look like when systemic inequities persist? In the finale of Justice or JustUs? How Law, Health, and Equity Collide in America, host Niasha Fray reconnects with Jesse McCoy II, JD, to uncover bold solutions and reflect on the resilience of communities fighting for equity. This episode takes the conversation further, focusing on:How grassroots movements are challenging entrenched power structures and reclaiming rights.The role of legal education and advocacy in equipping

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31:51

Justice or JustUs? How Law, Health, and Equity...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/11/26

In this compelling episode of Questions You Didn’t Ask, host Niasha Fray sits down with Jesse McCoy to explore how systemic inequities in housing, employment, and criminal justice intersect with institutional racism to perpetuate disparities in health and equity. From the exploitative dynamics of immigrant labor to the unintended consequences of expungement laws, they dissect the hidden mechanisms that shape societal injustice. Jesse shares eye-opening insights on the resilience of marginalized

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39:57

Justice or JustUs? How Law, Health, and Equity...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/11/18

In this thought-provoking episode of Questions You Didn’t Ask, host Niasha Fray, MA, MSPH, and Jesse McCoy, supervising attorney at Duke University Law School, delve into how legal and health inequities collide in America. From affirmative action rollbacks to the school-to-prison pipeline, they expose systems of injustice that, though often overlooked, are deeply entrenched in everyday life. Together, they explore the tangible impacts of these policies on marginalized communities and discuss

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35:22

Series 4 Justice or JustUs? How Law, Health, and...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/11/11

In the premiere of Justice or JustUs? How Law, Health, and Equity Collide in America, Niasha Fray sits down with Jesse Hamilton McCoy, a seasoned legal advocate and clinical professor at Duke Law. Together, they unpack the legacy of systemic racism in the U.S. justice system, from Black Codes to mass incarceration, and its devastating impact on Black and Hispanic communities today. They explore the social determinants of health—like housing, education, and employment—and how these intersect with

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41:47

From Birth to Beyond: Unveiling Challenges of...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/10/29

In Episode 4, From Birth to Beyond: Unveiling Challenges of Maternal and Infant Health, Niasha Fray, Melba Perry, and Jessica Burris explore critical health disparities faced by Black mothers and babies in the U.S., from inadequate support systems to workplace challenges and the persistent impact of systemic racism on maternal mental health. Through powerful personal stories, they discuss essential resources, rights, and community-driven solutions aimed at fostering equitable care and empowering

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34:48

From Birth to Beyond: Unveiling Challenges of...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/10/21

In this episode of From Birth to Beyond: Unveiling Challenges of Maternal and Infant Health, host Niasha Fray and guests explore the often-overlooked role of family and partners in supporting Black mothers during and after childbirth. With candid discussions on the mental health of fathers, breastfeeding myths, and systemic barriers, this episode reveals how community support, education, and compassionate care can empower families. Tune in for insights on breaking cultural misconceptions and

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27:15

From Birth to Beyond: Unveiling Challenges of...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/10/15

In this powerful episode, host Niasha Fray is joined by Melba Perry and Jessica Burris to discuss the often-overlooked challenges of breastfeeding. Niasha shares her personal struggles as a mother, offering insight into the emotional and physical toll of breastfeeding complications. The conversation highlights the role of community-based doulas, the importance of support for breastfeeding mothers, and the benefits of human donor milk. This episode dives into the systemic barriers faced by Black

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33:10

Series 3 From Birth to Beyond: Unveiling Challenges...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/10/06

In this episode of Questions You Didn’t Ask, we dive into the challenges Black mothers face in maternal and infant health equity. Host Niasha Fray is joined by Melba Perry, a dedicated doula, and Jessica Burris, a passionate breastfeeding advocate. Together, they explore disparities in healthcare access, the role of doulas in improving outcomes, and the importance of community support in addressing health inequities. Don’t miss this compelling discussion about the real-life impact of systemic

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23:22

Ageless Intimacy: Real Talk for Women 40+ Episode 4

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/09/23

In the final episode of Ageless Intimacy: Real Talk for Women 40+, host Niasha Fray wraps up the series with an insightful discussion on survey results highlighting the real health concerns of women over 40. Joined by experts Jennifer Thornton Jones and Dr. Gail Wyatt, they unpack the challenges women face when accessing trusted health information and offer essential resources to navigate this stage of life with confidence. Tune in for expert guidance on finding reputable sources of health

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27:47

Ageless Intimacy: Real Talk for Women 40+ Episode 3

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/09/15

In this episode of Questions You Didn't Ask, host Niasha Fray is joined by Jennifer Thornton Jones and Dr. Gail Wyatt to discuss intimacy, sexual health, and menopause for women over 40. They dive into how hormonal changes, self-acceptance, and aging impact pleasure, relationships, and overall well-being. Tune in for expert insights and real talk on how to confidently navigate midlife with empowerment and authenticity. This episode is a must-listen for women seeking advice on healthy aging, sexual

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24:47

Ageless Intimacy: Real Talk for Women 40+ Episode 2

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/09/08

In Episode 2 of "Ageless Intimacy: Real Talk for Women 40+," Niasha Fray continues a compelling conversation with guests Jennifer Thornton Jones and Dr. Gail Wyatt. They delve into the evolving sexual health needs of women over 40, exploring how cultural norms, bodily changes, and inadequate education can impact intimacy and overall well-being. Together, they challenge long-held misconceptions and offer insights to help women navigate this often-overlooked aspect of aging with confidence and

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45:27

Series 2: Ageless Intimacy: Real Talk for Women 40+...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/09/01

Join us in the debut episode of our new series, Ageless Intimacy: Real Talk for Women 40+, where we delve into the profound changes in sexual and reproductive health that women experience after 40. With expert guests like Jennifer Thornton-Jones and Dr. Gail Elizabeth Wyatt, we explore the challenges and triumphs of menopause, the impact on intimacy, and the power of reclaiming your sexual well-being. This episode is a must-listen for seasoned women ready to embrace this stage of life with

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14:48

COVID-19 Conversations: Black People with...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/08/19

In the final episode of "COVID-19 Conversations: Black People with Disabilities," host Niasha Fray concludes the series with a powerful discussion featuring Regina Mays, Dr. Danai Fannin, and Felicia Williams Brown. Together, they explore the critical role of support networks in helping Black families navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly for those with autism and other disabilities. The episode provides valuable insights into how community-based organizations, nonprofits,

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28:40

COVID-19 Conversations: Black People with...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/08/11

In this compelling episode of Questions You Didn’t Ask, host Niasha Fray unpacks the unique challenges Black people with disabilities have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. Featuring a diverse panel—including Regina Mays, Dr. Danai Fannin, and Felicia Williams Brown—the discussion offers unfiltered, honest insights into the emotional toll of caregiving, struggles for representation in healthcare, and the anxieties surrounding COVID-19 vaccinations and access to care. The episode also delves into

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21:23

COVID-19 Conversations: Black People with...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/07/28

Join host Niasha Fray and her dynamic guests Regina Mays, Dr. Dania Fannin, and Felicia Williams Brown, as they uncover the vital roles of family and community in uplifting Black individuals with disabilities. From personal stories to actionable insights, this episode explores the power of support, inclusion, and cultural competence. Funded by the HealthLit4Wake grant, this series is a must-listen for advocates and anyone passionate about health equity.Don't miss out—tune in now! Like, comment,

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35:32

Series 1 COVID-19 Conversations: Black People with...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/07/21

Explore the impact of COVID-19 on Black people with disabilities in our insightful new episode. Our guests, Regina Mays, Dr. Dania Fannin, and Felicia Williams Brown, share their personal experiences and professional insights, shedding light on unique challenges and triumphs. This conversation uncovers important truths and inspires action.- Subscribe to stay updated on new episodes- Watch and share the episodes with friends, family, and colleagues to help advance health equity - Support the show on

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21:15

Series 5 Harvesting Health Equity: Exploring...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/02/23

Welcome to our last episode of the second season of Questions You Didn't Ask. We are closing out with our series on Harvesting Health Equity with your host Niasha Fray and her guests Demetrius Hunter, Dr. Monique Gary, and Camryn Smith. In this episode, we discuss the various leaders and organizations that inspire our work around foodways, black farming, and the transformative power of food as medicine. Dive in now to learn more about some of the most cutting-edge community organizations that are

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20:16

Series 5 Harvesting Health Equity: Exploring...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/02/16

In this episode, your host, Niasha Fray, and her guests Demetrius Hunter, Dr. Monique Gary, and Camryn Smith start to imagine a world with food justice and food sovereignty. Our imagination leads us to analyze the barriers produced by the philanthropy sector and food-related non-profits. Have you thought that "success has been measured by the wrong metrics" as Dr. Monique Gary says when examining ROI and actual community impact? Have you thought about what a healthy food system and food economy

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28:59

Series 5 Harvesting Health Equity: Exploring...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/02/09

What is Food Apartheid? What do economic mobility, cost of living, average median income, and zip codes have to do with Food Justice? Have you looked at these things and thought, “These minority health disparities are here by design?” The second episode of the series Harvesting Health Equity: Exploring Foodways, Black Farming, and the Transformative Power of Food as Medicine will begin to travel down this path with you. Your host, Niasha Fray continues the conversation with guests Demetrius Hunter,

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49:22

Series 5 Harvesting Health Equity: Exploring...

Questions You Didn"t Ask ·

2024/02/02

Did your family or community elders teach you how to heal yourself with food and natural remedies? Have you noticed that most of the healing foods are hard to find in your neighborhood? Does this make you worry about where to find the food you need to stay healthy? Are you asking yourself what can be done to improve access to healing foods? Well, tune in now to the newest series Harvesting Health Equity: Exploring Foodways, Black Farming, and the Transformative Power of Food as Medicine. Your host,

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