Health for the People

Join host Eileen Milien as she sits down with Amanda Khan, a trailblazing scientist and advocate for diversity in STEM. Discover Amanda's inspiring journey from curious child to influential leader in the pharmaceutical industry, and explore the challenges and triumphs of navigating a career in science as a Latina woman. This episode delves into the importance of representation, the complexitie...

In this special bonus episode of Health for the People, host Eileen Milien speaks with Nita Bynum, a curriculum and resource lead for We Got Us, about the significance of Juneteenth and its implications for healthcare. They discuss the historical context of Juneteenth, the ongoing impact of systemic racism in healthcare, and the importance of cultural competency in medical education. The conversat...

In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Dr. Gayl Crump Swaby—Professor, author, therapist, and founder of New Generation Consultants—to explore what it truly means to reclaim our legacy by letting go of the emotional wounds and generational traumas that no longer serve us. Drawing from the themes in Dr. Swaby's books, this conversation dives into the impact of inherited pain, how it man...

In the series premiere episode, Eileen talks with Jayana Espinoza, a New York based doula, and unpacks the predicament of pregnancy and reclaiming Black joy as a form of protest.

A new podcast from We Got Us.