IJS (I's Just Sayin) 2 Black Women with Opinions

Jan & Adjoa chatting it up with Tori Brannon Reese about the state of Black men 

joinJan & Adjoa as we gain insights and wisdom from a brother deeply embedded with the Khemet Traditions

Janette @ Adjoa chat with Lorenzo Frank, Torrence Brandon Reese and Di Amen Di Mere on celebrating Father's Day, Black Dads, Juneteenth sharing local resources and movements in Los Angeles. 

Adjoa Jones & Janette Robinson Flint chatting on the anniversary of the murder of George Floyd, how we keep the names of Breona Taylor elevated, simply chatting on current events 

Jan Robinson Flint & Adjoa Jones are joined by Granny Midwife Maat and Nappily Natural Apothecary  owner Sharon Williams-Norwood to discuss womb health 

Adjoa Jones and Janette Robinson Flint are joined by Sierra Smith (Executive Director of Open Paths) and Nakeya Fields (Founder of Therapeutic Play Therapy) speak on mental health. It was a good week for Black maternal health and another horrible week for Black folks being traumatized by police violence

IJS 2 Black Women w/ Opinions Adjoa Jones and Janette Robinson Flint turn the mic over to Pastor Juanita Matthews and Shaunelle Good to speak on grief. Black infant and maternal death (health inequities) are quite high, which should mean there is a considerable amount of grieving happening in our community - how is it expressed? how do we console? who are the people and resources we turn to when -...

Janette Robinson Flint & Adjoa Jones chat with  Ashley Thonpson & Tiana Brown (Sanctuary of Hope)- what is wrong with dem chillen or whose children are those were questions on our minds - but we got a little push back from those millennials and gen Y & Z - all for better communication so we can more forward rather than in circles with in Black communities. 

Tiffany Saucer & Myson Way join Adjoa Jones and Jan Robinson Flint to explore concepts of Black Love, the influences, images and relationship goals  influencing our behavior and lives when it comes to LOVE

Looking Good Girl explores the question of toxic exposures via our beauty routines - the chemicals in our cleaning products and shares practical tips on looking good while expecting 

Adjoa Jones and Janette Robinson Flint chat with Alicia Bonaparte PhD on the history of Black maternal health in the United States, including key figures who brought us into the work of the Underground Railroad to new life. 

Andria Hancock Crear (Black Women for Wellness Action Project), Nicole Vick (author Pushing Through), Adjoa Jones (Visionary) and Janette Robinson Flint (Black Women for Wellness Executive Director) share wisdom learned via our elders on money and finances, through observation, at the kitchen table and in the thick of the lesson.