Welcome to another episode of Your body at work. In this episode, I chat with Sibusiso Vilane one of Africa's favorite sons. Brother Sibusiso is a South African adventurer and motivational speaker and also the author of the book, To the Top fro
In this episode I chat with the amazing Dr. Uk. She is a Columbia Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellow and Harvard- trained OB/GYN. We talked about some of the things women should be aware of but aren’t, Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), factors that
In this episode I chat with Dacie Bridge. Dacie is a PhD Microbiologist, weightlifter, runner, fitness and nutrition coach. We talked about her Fitness journey, her struggles throughout that process and what inspired her to be a coach.
In this episode I chat with my good friend, a fellow trainer, community activist and co founder of We Fit DC Mallory Simpson. Rocky, as most people know him has transformed his life since returning home from serving time. In this episode we tal
In this episode I chat with Dr Dawn Carpenter about Contributive Justice. We also talked about what theology teaches about corporate responsibility, capitalism and the culture of consumerism. One thing I learned from this conversation that I wi
In this episode, I chat with the very awesome Dr Stuart Cohan. We chat about his love for the mountains, battling parkinson's, and life's challenges. His story is truly an amazing one and I am certain we all can learn and be inspired from this
In this episode I chat with my friend and fellow health coach Vianca Valis about her new business. We discuss her work-life as she made the transition, to become self employed, in the pandemic. We dove deeper into physical & mental health in re
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Maximilian Muenke, M.D. who is a US licensed Physician, and a US licensed Physician Acupuncturist. We talked about his upbringing, professional background, and the role fitness has played in his life. He rec
This Podcast was created to help people start their own personalized journey towards fitness. It is important for us to look at fitness from a holistic stand point by incorporating movement, mindset and nutrition to build a better, healthy rela