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This episode is live outdoors with co-host Selena – and we are joined by Geoff Attak talking small business tips during the pandemic, Javier of the Carolina Bear Lodge about staying social and sexy during the pandemic, and dance performances from Jaleel Cheek.

Discussing the impact and influence of July 4 for many communities. Special guests include therapist Shelton Young sharing about the impact of the social justice protests and the pandemic on communities of color (and particularly therapists of color), Triad Health Project’s own Selena sharing her DACA experience plus musical artist Ranae Paige.

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We are live from Higher Ground where we are partnered with Cone Health to provide COVID-19 testing all the magic musical sounds of musician Willian Nesmith. We hang out with some of our wonderful friends and talk about the power of STIgma and how we can stop it together!

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This week, we recognize the power, necessity, and importance of the nationwide reaction to the murder of George Floyd and other Black people by law enforcement and racial prejudice. This edition starts with a song from Michael Fisher, meets with Montagnard Dega community leaders Liana and Ha about responses to the COVID-19 pandemic (and traditional dance!), local business owner Shon Griffin who started her Adore Me Dolls business during the pandemic, and welcoming Greensboro Housing Coalition’s new Executive Director Josie Williams.

This week’s edition features musician Tony Steen, an STI game with Executive Director Mark Cassity, Welfare Reform Project’s Bernita Sims, and THP Board member Claire Lanier, MD, shares about creating an original storybook to educate children about the importance of social distancing.

Join us for this edition featuring Musician Robert Brewer, Amanda Sumrall of Good Human Foundation, Patrick Harman of the Hayden-Harman Foundation, and THP’s Health Educator and Volunteer Coordinator Julie McKnight

We’re back! We grab some pizza from Corner Slice and get some face time with local leaders and people you should know! After kicking off with a powerful poem from Josephus documenting his reaction to the tragic murder of Ahmaud Arbery, we connect with our friends Jennifer Ruppe of the LGBTQ Center of Greensboro, the President of The A&T’s graduating undergraduate class (sporting cap and gown!), and NC NAACP President Rev. Dr. Anthony Spearman.

On May 1, 2020 hosted a special Dining For Friends at 7pm on Facebook Live featuring musician William Nesmith.

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A wonderful show where hosts Adrian Adams of THP and Shane Lukas of A Great Idea visited with many great friends, including the great local poet Josephus, local activist and hospitality guru Ivey Ghee, farmer Adam Coker of Asa Acres, experts from Wake Forest Baptist Health and High Point University, plus our very own Clinical Specialist Monet Johnson gives us tips on keeping healthy!

In spite of technical kerfuffelry, our hosts Adriana Adams of THP and Shane Lukas of A Great Idea not only make lunch time fun – but eventful. Relive the experience with the videos below:

Appearances from musician William Nesmith, Dr Kees Van Dam of the THP board, Lian from Ghassan’s, and our neighbor Rose plus our hosts Adriana Adams of THP and Shane Lukas of A Great Idea.