In this powerful episode, Dr. Taavon Bazemore opens up about his journey from trauma to healing, exploring the profound impact of family legacy, community, and education. As a proud Coppin State University graduate, Dr. Bazemore shares how HBCU culture played a crucial role in his resilience and sense of identity. Through stories of mentorship and the strong bonds he formed at Coppin, Dr. Bazemore highlights the unique support systems that HBCUs provide and why they’re so pivotal to students’ lives. But what role did food play?

Inspired by his mother’s love, Dr. Bazemore’s book Yaya’s Greens delves into family history, healing, and the shared recipes that became symbols of resilience and hope. Join us as we discuss the complexities of trauma, the need for holistic healing, and how enduring connections can help us navigate life’s ha ...