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The Wednesday, March 12th, 2025 edition of The R-Evolution Is Black Love looks at the topic “A Call To Action: Breastfeeding, The First Vaccination” and its connection to maternal health. Show host Sis. Tomiko talks with frequent guest Grandmother Walks On Water as well as Mother Marcia Bowyer-Barron of the Maryland Council of Elders and the Seniors Advocacy Network.

Topics pertaining to the current political state in the United States, as well as several references and sources of information, were also discussed.

Grandmother Walks On Water offers her knowledge and experience as an advocate of a more natural way of living, and Mother Marcia Bowyer-Barron shares her personal experience in bearing and raising an extended family. The two of them refer to breastfeeding and living in the most natural way possible as “the first vaccination”.

The R-Evolution Is Black Love broadcasts Wednesday afternoons at 3:00 PM (Eastern Time, United States) on HAND Radio (https://handradio.org). After the broadcast, the show can be heard on this post as well as the Media Pages of KUUMBAReport Online (https://kuumbareport.com) and the Sixth Region Diaspora Caucus Website (https://srdcinternational.org).

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The Wednesday, January 22, 2025 edition of The R-Evolution Is Black Love interviews Sis. Kyrah Price, a Baltimore-based colon hydro-therapist and founder of Clarifying Balance. Check out this podcast audio to join show host Sis. Tomiko in this important discussion.

Sis. Kyrah Price is a hydro-therapist and the founder of Clarifying Balance, whose mission is to provide cleansing and rejuvenation services to allow the body to better digest and process nutrition. Colon hydro-therapy helps to clean out a person’s digestive tract through treatments from cleanses and colonics to consultations on dietary choices, nutritional options and maintaining an active lifestyle to promote improved health. Sis. Price goes through the cleansing process to inform, demystify and set people’s minds at ease concerning the treatment. Her practice is located at 2021 Harford Road, Suite 3, in East Baltimore near the Great Blacks In Wax Museum. The direct link to her booking application can be found through Instagram at clarifyingbalance_kp.

Her objective is to assist people in managing their digestive health to avoid numerous hospital and doctor visits, and to promote better awareness of our own health care. The impact of “food deserts” (or “food apartheid”) in Black communities was among the issues discussed in this podcast. An escape from the “sexualization” of health and health care, community education on health and the disparities between Black communities and White communities on a variety of measurements of health. Having been involved in the health care industry since she graduated from high school, Sis. Price speaks “from a holistic perspective” and “from the perspectives of my grandparents” to bring in wisdom from generations before her in addition to her formal study and training. Sis. Price also carries a variety of natural juices and drinks, from hibiscus teas to lavender lemonades, all made with herbs and no preservatives.

The R-Evolution Is Black Love broadcasts every Wednesday at 3:00 PM (Eastern Time, United States) on HandRadio (https://handradio.org). After the broadcast, the show audio can be listened to on this post as well as on our Media Page.

The video of the podcast can be watched at this link:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/xiz0m9msujpsudh4ou4b4/Clarifying-Balance-Final-2.mp4?rlkey=n7cr4qzm3jr6h8bewf9embzao&st=rlpq1dmt&dl=0

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