Black People Heal

Host Asha Tarry speaks with mentor and best-selling author “King” Jay Barnett about his struggles as a child of divorce, physical abuse, and depression. 

Host Asha Tarry speaks with Clinical Psychologist and Assistant Professor Dr. Riana Anderson about the EMBRace (Engaging, Managing, and Bonding through Race) intervention, bias, and what she does to heal herself.

Host Asha Tarry speaks with Financial Literacy Educator Ryan McCrary about his new book, entrepreneurship, and why he’s passionate about teaching the African diaspora about true wealth. 

Host Asha Tarry speaks with returning guest Behavioral Health and Cultural Analyst Dr. Cleo Manago about being censored on Facebook, his new book, and black affirming self-love.

Host Asha Tarry speaks with educator Aaron D. Johnson about his amazing origin story, whiteness as a construct, and how to advocate in your community.

Host Asha Tarry speaks with psychologist, mother, and author Dr. Deidra Sorrell about her book The Germ: How to Talk to Children About Racism and Diversity, black and brown children populating special education programs and classrooms, and making time to heal when you’re an entrepreneur.

Host Asha Tarry speaks with Doctor, Author, and Superwoman Complex Expert Dr. C. Nicole Swiner, “Doc Swiner,” about finding the right balance between maintaining body positivity and a healthy lifestyle, finding your healing love language, and becoming the Superwoman Complex Expert. 

Host Asha Tarry speaks with Wealth Coach Ash Cash about the difference between being rich and being wealthy, making smart money choices, and what heals him.

Host Asha Tarry speaks with Latina Feminist Mental Health Activist Dior Vargas about representation in mental health media and creating the People of Color and Mental Illness Photo Project.

Host Asha Tarry speaks with MUA Jennifer Mack about colorism in the beauty industry, finding the courage to become an entrepreneur, and why uplifting women of color heals her. 

Host Asha Tarry speaks with Behavioral Health and Cultural Analyst Dr. Cleo Manago about Critical Thinking and Cultural Affirmation (CTCA), defending Colin Kaepernick, and black affirming love.

Host Asha Tarry speaks with Clinical Social Worker Emma Larson about white fragility and privilege and doing the work to deconstruct racism in personal and professional spaces.

Host Asha Tarry speaks with Chef Marilyn Moore about healthy eating, food advocacy, and healing.