Perspectives with Condace Pressley

Remember those resolutions you made at the start of 2020. You were going to eat better - make smarter choices, maybe try Keto. Then a pandemic hit and you've been quarantined in your home for weeks. The stress and the uncertainty can lead you to abandon the healthy diet plan. It does not have to be that way. Dr. Anna Cabecca best known as Dr. Anna joins us to talk about how to stick to a smart mea...

Our challenge during this pandemic is to care for the most vulnerable among us. This is the mission of Meals on Wheels Atlanta. This nonprofit distributes 20,000 meals per week. This is double their normal distribution. The group has partnered with the city of Atlanta to fund meals for waitlisted seniors through the end of the year. They are seeking support through 2020 to continue to close the se...

As many Georgians are home sheltered in place, many are catching up on their reading. Jack Carr, a former Navy SEAL sniper discusses the third book in his James Reece series. This book is called Savage Son. Jack spent 20 years as a Navy SEAL sniper, and bases his books on actual events that he experienced while overseas, and his transition back into civilian life. SAVAGE SON tells the story of a w...

Our community is finding new routines in the wake of shelter in place orders during the COVID-19 pandemic. Nancy Flake Johnson is President and CEO of the Urban League of Greater Atlanta. She is also on Governor Brian Kemp's Coronavirus Community Outreach Committee. The group includes leaders working to assure the most vulnerable members of metro Atlanta's community have their needs met during thi...

Teresita Terry of The Nicholas House explains how the coronavirus outbreak represents a significant health risk for families experiencing homelessness. Families living in public spaces or in congregate settings, have limited access to preventive measures and rapid access to health care. Often, they are far more likely to have chronic health conditions, one of the most significant risk factors with...

Days before Governor Brian Kemp signed an Executive Order for all Georgians to stay at home and to practice safe distancing, we called Dr. Gilberte "Gigi" Bastien at Morehouse School of Medicine. The Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Morehouse School of Medicine talks with us about best practices on everything from working from home and schooling the kids to maintain...

In the groundbreaking memoir Coming Full Circle: From Jim Crow to Journalism, retired newspaper editor Wanda Lloyd opens a window on the intersection of race, gender, and culture. She also tackles the media's role in the American experiment called democracy. Her path to the role of Executive Editor of a mainstream daily newspaper was shaped by segregated social, community and educational systems,...

In The Parlay Effect: How Female Connection Can Change the World, Anne Devereux-Mills uses her insights as founder of Parlay House to show how small actions can result in a meaningful boost in self-awareness, confidence and vision. Through a combination of scientific research and personal stories, The Parlay Effect offers a blueprint for anyone who is going through a life transition who wants to f...

CHANGING THE EQUATION celebrates more than 50 women who have shattered the glass ceiling, defied racial discrimination, and pioneered in their fields. Award-winning author Tonya Bolden explores the black women who have changed the world of STEM in America. The book provides an inside look at groundbreaking computer scientists, doctors, inventors, physicists, pharmacists, mathematicians, aviators,...

March is Women's History month and on the program we talk with Trina Parks, the first African American Bond girl. She appears in the movie Diamonds are Forever with Sir Sean Connery. With the passing of so many legendary black women during Black History Month including NASA's Katherine Johnson, design guru B. Smith and Ja'net DuBois from the television show "Good Times," we turn our focus to inspi...

William Johnson is founder of The Four Corners Group. Their mission is to get young people in the juvenile justice system out of the juvenile justice system. His organization finds that impacted young people lack leadership in their lives. They seek to turn young lives around.

Applications will be accepted until March 31 for medically fragile children in need of a room makeover. Sunshine on a Ranney Day is a nonprofit organization that renovates homes for children with special needs using top of the line construction and design. Through partnerships and donors we provide no cost wheelchair accessible bathrooms, dream bedrooms and in-home therapy rooms.

The late Hosea Williams was a lieutenant in the non-violent army led by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, Williams would continue his public service through the nonprofit Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless. The organization is now led by his daughter Elisabeth Omilami who works to keep her father's legacy and the King legacy alive through service.

It could be the worst news a woman can hear. You have breast cancer. You will lose your hair. In the room next door is a bin with some wigs. Pick one. Better Day Givings works to make that change easier for women battling the disease with custom wigs and other support.

Looking ahead to Morehouse School of Medicine Community Engagement Day.

Raising breast cancer awareness with Married To Medicine's Dr. Jackie Walters.