Join me on this inspiring episode of the Ask Dr. Renee Show as I sit down with Grammy-winning artist Raheem DeVaughn to explore how he uses music to heal and inspire ❤️. From soulful hits like "Woman" to his impactful community work, Raheem shares real-life lessons about love, activism, and legacy. You'll hear how his journey as a singer, songwriter, and humanitarian has shaped his incredible impact, including his partnership with Gilead Sciences to raise HIV awareness, especially for Black women.

Don't forget to tune in for insights about mental health, self-care, and the power of using your voice to make a difference. Be blessed and take this moment to empower yourself! In case you missed it, we also dive into Raheem's work with his Love Life Foundation, his thoughts on staying relevant in the music world, and his advice to young artists looking to follow in his footsteps. Plus, hear how he balances artistry and advocacy while building his legacy in real-time.

If you've ever wondered how music can create change, this conversation is for you! Let's keep the dialogue going. ➜ Like this video to support Raheem's mission, comment your thoughts below, and subscribe to the channel for more empowering stories. ⭐ Whether you're a fan of Raheem's music or passionate about health and wellness, this episode is packed with inspiration. Let's work together to spread love and awareness.

Stay tuned for more conversations with inspiring guests on topics like asthma, mental health, and breaking stigmas—catch it all on VONTV with your favorite allergy and asthma expert, Dr. Renee. Follow along, stay safe, and be blessed! ❤️

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Welcome
01:25 - Childhood Aspirations
02:49 - Inspiration for Music and Activism
06:24 - Defining Your Deserved Life
07:11 - Staying Relevant in Music Industry
12:38 - Gilead Love Life Campaign
15:09 - Importance of Artist Activism
15:49 - Breaking Down Stigma
18:14 - Mental Health Awareness
24:16 - Love Life Foundation Overview
25:35 - Advice for Young People
26:27 - Balancing Artistry and Advocacy
26:53 - Importance of Self-Care
27:14 - Legacy and Impact
28:10 - How to Listen to DJ Rico
28:35 - Supporting DJ Rico
29:35 - Outro

This World AIDS Day, we're having a life-saving conversation.

On this episode of the Black Doctors Speak Podcast, I sit down with Tracy Jones, South Bureau Chief for the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, to break down the state of HIV in our communities—and why Black women must be centered in the fight to end this epidemic.

We talk about:
✨ AHF's global leadership in HIV care
✨ Why World AIDS Day still matters
✨ The structural barriers putting Black women at higher risk
✨ The power of culturally competent, stigma-free care
✨ How we can protect our health and our future

Tracy brings more than 26 years of expertise, advocacy, and passion to this work. You do NOT want to miss this.

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"Remember, your health is your greatest asset. Protect it."

Discover the truth about exercise goals in this critical discussion on Black Health News. Are 10,000 steps really necessary, or can 7,000 steps be just as effective for your cardiovascular health? Join Dr. Mike Lenor and Dr. Renee as they explore the science behind these recommendations and their impact on health awareness, particularly within the Black community. This episode dives into key Black health issues, tackling misinformation, and offering solutions within the Black community to support healthier lifestyles. Don't miss this engaging conversation that could redefine your approach to daily fitness and wellness. Watch to learn more about this important topic and protect your greatest asset—your health.