Videos & Media
Recorded conversations, explainers, and event features
Watch real stories and expert insight from across our programs — highlighting what Black health looks and feels like in practice.
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Watch real stories and expert insight from across our programs — highlighting what Black health looks and feels like in practice.
Doctors, nurses, parents, and advocates join BLKHLTH to expose the maternal health crisis facing Black birthing people and share life-saving knowledge.
Journalist and scholar Pontsho Pilane joins BLKHLTH to examine South Africa’s healthcare system and the structural inequities that shape who gets care.
BLKHLTH and Planet Fitness explore how fitness, food access, and neighborhood conditions shape Black health and what equity in movement really means.
Stories of scams lead into a deep dive on affirmative action, abortion bans, Cop City in Atlanta, and how politics shape Black health.
Fourth-year med student Brytanny McClendon-Weary examines bias in pain care as BLKHLTH, Advil, and Morehouse School of Medicine advance the Pain Equity Project and a 2024 clinician training course.
Felicity and Mbali of BLKHLTH SA join Kim Windvogel to discuss sex, health, and the practices that protect physical, emotional, and spiritual safety.
Cancer diagnoses are climbing among people under 50, with Black communities facing sharper risks and inequities in care.
BLKHLTH traces the links between Jackson’s water crisis, Louisiana’s Cancer Alley, and the global racial costs of climate change.
The overturning of Roe v. Wade reshapes reproductive justice for Black communities, and BLKHLTH breaks down what it means.
The BLKHLTH team jokes about waiting on Beyoncé’s Renaissance visuals before diving into hospital financing inequities and student loan forgiveness.
The overturning of Roe v. Wade reshapes reproductive justice for Black communities, and BLKHLTH breaks down what it means.
BLKHLTH explores gun violence as a racial justice issue, legislative attacks on trans rights and abortion access, and the fight for health equity.
BLKHLTH dives into the end of federal COVID funding, its impact on Black communities, and the #GoodDownThere colorectal cancer campaign.
BLKHLTH honors Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, Harriet Tubman, leading Black health scholars, and Robert McCants Harris Sr, the first Black male nurse at Grady Memorial Hospital.
The BLKHLTH team recaps major 2021 projects, from the BRAVE study to the Good Down There campaign, and shares real talk on COVID-19’s impact.
BLKHLTH speaks with GCADV leaders about innovative programs tackling racial disparities in domestic violence and supporting Black women in Georgia.
Rose Aka-James of the Black Mamas Matter Alliance joins BLKHLTH to discuss maternal health equity, resources, and Black Maternal Health Week 2019.
BLKHLTH examines 21 Savage’s detainment, the roots of vaccine resistance, Ralph Northam’s blackface scandal, and violence within Black communities.
The BLKHLTH team reunites in Atlanta to discuss Black women’s health, LGBTQ safety, prisoner justice, and the long shadow of childhood trauma.
BLKHLTH explores rest, depression, social media stress, LGBTQ youth homelessness, and the health lessons behind Timothy Cunningham’s story.
The BLKHLTH team reflects on major 2017 health issues affecting Black communities and the policies to watch in 2018.
Nutrition educator Nek the Nutritionist joins BLKHLTH to unpack plant-based eating, food deserts, and how culture shapes Black health.
Dr. Ayanna Abrams joins BLKHLTH to share practical, culturally rooted guidance on therapy, access to care, and supporting Black mental health.
Medical student Bryttany McClendon joins BLKHLTH to share her perspective on pain bias, advocacy, and the work of the Advil Pain Equity Project.
A bold, honest conversation with Kim Windvogel on sex, consent, safety, and the realities of Black pleasure. Watch the full BLKHLTH video podcast.
A recorded forum focused on closing the gap in colorectal cancer outcomes for Black communities.
A conversation on youth mental health in Black communities, exploring how trauma, stigma, and masculinity shape access to care and what healing can look like through culturally grounded approaches.
A powerful conversation about health equity, care, and culture on one of the nation’s leading radio shows.