Join Dr. Negus and Emmett Phillips in an engaging discourse on American ways in our latest episode. Don't miss out as they delve into the origins of religious practices, the meaning of civilization, the transformation of ancient traditions and more!

Phillips is a first generation Liberian American, artist and educator specializing in poetry, hip hop and theater.

In this powerful episode, Dr. Negus fearlessly confronts the complexities of the political and social landscape in America. Opening with the resolute mantra, "I speak my mind, I fear no evil, I take my time, I help my people, I stand my ground, I will not crumble, I keep my crown, here in this jungle," Dr. Negus sets the tone for an unapologetic exploration of the challenges and triumphs facing society today.

Dr. Negus focuses on historical and contemporary data that members of the African Diaspora are encountering while they meander through this maze known as American society.

Negus sits down with Broadlawns clinical health coach Corey Dion Lewis to shed light on healthcare disparities that lead to an overall poor health within the local Des Moines community, and more specifically "Blacks' mistrust in the U.S. healthcare system".

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African Americans returning and repatriating to Ghana 🇬🇭

Join Dr. Negus and Gerald Brown Jr. as he shares his unique journey as an African American stationed in Qatar comparing and contrasting the individual changes to a new society, exploring his experiences, identity, and the profound significance of connecting with the Motherland. 🌍✨ #AfricanDiaspora #HomecomingJourney

In this episode of Babylon Makes the Rules, special guest Mikal Settle from Blaise Training gets behind the mic and discusses his journey in being a business owner, fitness accountability, ownership of money and connecting with the community

Program Coordinator, TECH & TEACH Apprenticeship Programs, Mr. Dennis Henderson comes on the episode and talks about what it means to be an inclusive healthcare provider.

Inclusion means more than just participating in the meeting(s), or having a prominent title, it’s having a voice at the meeting(s) and that voice is accepted and respected.