Life More Abundantly: The Podcast with Eboni & Tynisha

Life More Abundantly is a weekly podcast where Black health gets discussed the way it deserves: real, out loud, and with love. Hosted by Dr. Eboni Haynes & Dr. Tynisha Drennon, it’s a sister-girl, kitchen-table conversation grounded in evidence. We break down what’s trending and what’s misunderstood, then share practical steps, doctor-visit questions, and resources. Signature segments: First Up, The Community Calendar, and The Herbal Tea. Send questions to podcast@enjoylifemoreabundantly.com or visit enjoylifemoreabundantly.com.

Life More Abundantly: The Podcast with Eboni & Tynisha is a health podcast hosted by Eboni, with 26 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Eboni hosts Life More Abundantly: The Podcast with Eboni & Tynisha, a health show with 26 episodes published.

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  Episode #26

  Ep 26: Melanin Myths, The Niagara Movement & The One-Year Rule

  Sep 11, 202644 minS1

  Welcome to Life More Abundantly , where we talk Black health like we talk everything else... real, out loud, and with love! This week, Dr. Eboni and Dr. Tynisha dive into a packed agenda. We’re unpacking the recent Patriot Front march in our nation’s capital and the viral photo that spoke a thousand words. We also take a trip back in time to honor the Niagara Movement of 1905, exploring how W.E.B. Du Bois and William Monroe Trotter laid the groundwork for the NAACP. For our Community Calendar, we are recognizing UV Awareness Month. It is time to bust the dangerous myth that darker skin doesn't need sun protection. We break down the signs of melanoma in Black skin, the best sunscreens to avoid that "ashy" white cast, and how to perform your own C.U.B.E.D. skin check. Finally, we pour The Herbal Tea on Jussie Smollett and Karamo Brown’s new romance, debating the “one-year rule” for taking relationships public, and send our prayers to Danny Glover following his Alzheimer's announcement. In This Episode: (00:59) News & Culture: Reacting to the Patriot Front’s masked march in Washington, D.C. (09:27) Black History: The roots of the NAACP and the 1905 Niagara Movement's demand for civil rights. (22:06) Community Calendar: UV Awareness Month. The risks of basal cell, squamous cell, and melanoma in skin of color, plus the importance of SPF 30+. (33:26) Health Tip: How to use the C.U.B.E.D. method to check your skin for abnormalities. (35:57) The Herbal Tea: Jussie Smollett dating Queer Eye's Karamo Brown, social media dating rules, and Danny Glover's health update. Mentioned in this Episode (Resources & Links): NAACP Official History: [Insert Link] Skin Cancer Foundation - Skin of Color Resource: https://www.skincancer.org/skin-cancer-information/skin-cancer-skin-of-color/ Black-Owned Sunscreen Brands: https://news.sadiaa.com/347988/7-black-owned-sunscreen-brands-melanin-glow/5/ Alzheimer’s Association - Support & Resources: https://www.alz.org/help-support/resources Connect with us! Visit our website to drop a comment or send a voice note to podcast@enjoylifemoreabundantly.com.

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  Episode #25

  Ep 25: Hypermasculinity, Ego, and Men's Health

  Sep 9, 20261h 3mS1

  This week, Dr. Eboni Haynes and Dr. Tynisha Camae Drennon are joined by special guest Akil Bektemba, founder and CEO of Vanguard Consulting Group, LLC. In this heavy-hitting episode, we tackle the tragic hazing death of 18-year-old Savannah Jones at Wilberforce University and discuss the urgent need for campus accountability. We also celebrate National Crown Day (July 3rd) and discuss the ongoing fight against hair discrimination via the CROWN Act. For our main topic, Akil gives us an honest, firsthand look into the intersection of hypermasculinity, ego, and men's health. We break down the real reasons Black men avoid the doctor - from medical mistrust to the pressure of playing "Superman" - and Akil shares the wake-up call that led to his emergency gallbladder removal. Plus, he gives the ladies some invaluable advice on how to encourage the men in our lives to prioritize their well-being. Finally, we sip on some "Herbal Tea": Was Oprah Winfrey out of line for sharing a sensitive story about the late Whitney Houston? And how is Tia Mowry using neuroplasticity and manifestation to find safe, healthy love post-divorce? Resources Mentioned: Learn more about the fight against hair discrimination and see if your state is protected: https://www.thecrownact.com/ Share your thoughts with us! Email the show at: podcast@enjoylifemoreabundantly.com Subscribe & Share: If this conversation helped you, please like, share, and subscribe to Life More Abundantly so you never miss an episode!

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  Episode #24

  Ep 24: Taking Off the Cape: Black Men's Mental Health

  Sep 8, 202646 minS1

  Hey fam! Welcome back to Life More Abundantly, where we talk Black health like we talk everything else: real, out loud, and with love. This week, Dr. Eboni and Dr. Tynisha are unpacking a packed week in the culture. We kick things off by celebrating the incredible opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. Then, we dive into the history books to reflect on Juneteenth, the rescue of Anthony Burns, and Muhammad Ali's monumental Supreme Court victory. For our Community Calendar, in honor of Men's Health Month, we are joined by the brilliant Dr. Kristopher Halsey. Dr. Halsey breaks down the silent mental health crisis among men and gives us the ultimate "S.E.L.F." care framework to help the men in our lives take off their superhero capes and truly heal. Finally, we’re pouring the Herbal Tea: Is Jay-Z's new Target deal a brilliant business move or a cultural misstep? Plus, we debate Nia Long’s viral standards for her sons' inheritance. Resources & Links Mentioned: The Obama Presidential Center: Learn more about the museum, free public library, and community spaces at obama.org . Connect with Dr. Kristopher Halsey: Explore his books, speaking engagements, and counseling at Halsey Life Coaching Solutions at https://drkristopherhalsey.com/ Mental Health Resources: If you or a loved one are struggling, please reach out to the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988. Connect With Us: Got questions, comments, or your own herbal tea to spill? Email or send a voice note to: podcast@enjoylifemoreabundantly.com. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

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  Episode #23

  Ep 23: From Courtroom Injustices to Bedroom Truths: The Carmelo Anthony trial, Tracee Ellis Ross's marriage proposal, and the oral sex conversation we all need to have

  Sep 7, 202653 minS1

  Hey fam! Welcome back to Life More Abundantly , where we talk Black health like we talk everything else - real, out loud, and with love. This week, Dr. Eboni and Dr. T unpack a heavy news cycle before lightening things up with some necessary bedroom talk. We start by examining the tragic and controversial Carmelo Anthony trial out of Frisco, Texas, and the Cyrus Carmack Belton case in South Carolina, diving deep into the realities of self-defense laws, adultification of Black youth, and the weight of "premeditated fear" in our communities. In Black History , we celebrate the trailblazing legacy of Thurgood Marshall, the first Black Supreme Court Justice, and his lasting impact on public health and civil rights. For the Community Calendar , we are pulling inspiration from Ebony to discuss the myths, realities, and health facts of oral sex. From hygiene and STI prevention to the danger of treating porn like real life, we’re having the awkward (but necessary) conversations. Finally, we sip on some Herbal Tea as we debate Tracee Ellis Ross’s idea that marriage licenses should expire every five years and A$AP Rocky’s unexpected stage attire. Resources & Links Mentioned: Ebony Magazine : https://www.ebony.com/the-black-wellness-edit-oral-sex-myths/ Get Tested for HIV: Find a testing center near you: https://locator.hiv.gov/ Send a voice note or email to: podcast@enjoylifemoreabundantly.com. Connect with us online: www.enjoylifemoreabundantly.com

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  Episode #22

  Ep 22: From Unsettling Noises to Unsettling Symptoms: Courtroom tea, Angela Davis' legacy, and the Fibroids Conversaiton We All Should Have Had Sooner

  Jul 3, 202644 minS1

  <p>Whew, fam — Episode 22 is a whole ride.</p><p>Drs. Eboni Haynes and Tynisha Camae Drennon kick things off with some courtroom tea out of Georgia: a federal judge under investigation for serious ethical misconduct, and what it means when the people responsible for enforcing the rules are the ones breaking them. We talk power, workplace harm, and why “private reprimand” doesn’t feel very private when the whole internet knows.</p><p>Then we shift into This Week in Black History with the story of Dr. Angela Davis and her 1972 acquittal — and why it still matters right now. We connect...

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