Ep. 2 Care Was Removed, Not Lost
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This episode traces how care was distributed and governed across race and gender. Indigenous care was removed. Black care was extracted. Latina care governed through precarity. Asian American and Pacific Islander care governed through invisibility and aggregation. Immigrant care governe…
Enjoys Meals With Vegetables with Parker Gilkesson Davis
What does it mean for Black children to enjoy meals with vegetables in a world shaped by food insecurity and food apartheid?
In this episode of Say That With Love, Dr. Leah Austin is joined by Parker Gilkesson Davis, Senior Policy Analyst at the Center for Law and Social Policy, writer, and mother…
Hangs Out on a Safe and Appropriate Internet with Dr. Criscillia Benford
In a world increasingly shaped by screens, algorithms, and AI, what does it mean for Black children to be safe, seen, and sovereign online?
In this episode of Say That With Love, Dr. Leah Austin is joined by Criscillia Benford, to explore digital equity, online safety, and the role technology play…
Has Toys and Books That Reflect Them with James Howard
Representation is more than a buzzword—it’s a building block of identity, belonging, and imagination.
In this episode of Say That With Love, Dr. Leah Austin is joined by James Howard, Executive Director of the Black Inventors Hall of Fame and STEM Learning Center. As an inventor, designer, and edu…
Breathes Clean Air and Drinks Clean Water with Binta Dixon
Air is breath. Water is life. And yet, too many Black children are denied both.
In this episode of Say That With Love, Dr. Leah Austin is joined by Binta Dixon—Afrofuturist writer, community facilitator, and environmental justice advocate—for a powerful conversation on clean air, safe water, and t…
Is Seen As A Child with Dr. Byron Young
What does it mean for Black children to be seen as children—not miniature adults, not threats, not burdens, but whole human beings deserving of joy, tenderness, and care?
In this powerful episode of Say That With Love, Dr. Leah Austin is joined by Dr. Byron Young, child and adolescent psychiatrist…
Lives and Plays in a Safe Community with Rev. Dr. Cheryl Cook-Posley
Safety isn’t just the absence of harm. It’s the presence of joy, belonging, and the freedom to dream.
In this episode of Say That With Love, Dr. Leah Austin is joined by Reverend Dr. Cheryl Cook-Posley, National Director of Movement Building at the Children’s Defense Fund. Together, they explore w…
The Hidden Impacts of Gut Health: Brain Fog, Bloating, Fatigue, Inflammation & More
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Brain fog, bloating, fatigue, poor sleep, inflammation, and constantly feeling “off” are symptoms many people silently live with every day. But what if these are not just normal parts of modern life, but signs that the body needs deeper attention?In this episode of Living A Life In…
An Integrative View of Cancer: Immune Function, Foundations, and Prevention with Dr. Leah Austin (Part 1)
Dr. Safia Debar hosts Dr. Leah Austin, a UK GP, nutritional therapist, and functional/integrative medicine practitioner, to begin a discussion on cancer. Dr. Austin explains her shift from short NHS appointments focused on pharmaceuticals to longer private consultations addressing chronic illness t…
Why Black Children’s Joy Should Be Protected
Sponsored: In Black neighborhoods today, parks are half the size of those in white neighborhoods and nearly five times as crowded, according to a new report that says time to play is about far more than fun.
In the second of two sponsored episodes with KABOOM!, we delve further into the report “Th…
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