On this week's Teach-in Tuesday, Morgan opens with a grounding meditation, drawing inspiration from the wisdom and resilience of Biddy Mason—an iconic 19th-century nurse, entrepreneur, and foremother of community care. Then, Vanessa guides a powerful and healing teach-in for caretakers, exploring the journey of releasing guilt and embracing the strength to ask for and receive support. A transformative episode for all who give so much to others!

In this heartfelt kickoff to Radical Care Week, Vanessa leads a powerful meditation dedicated to the women who have shaped our lives—our aunties, grandmothers, foremothers, daughters, and all those who have given care through their love and advocacy. Morgan then takes us deeper into the essential knowledge of the Patients' Bill of Rights, equipping us with the tools to advocate for loved ones navigating the hospital system or engaging with medical professionals.

Finally, our homegirl, Renate, returns for Master Class Monday to guide trekkers in the art of showing up and caring—for ourselves and for each other.

Important Disclaimer: Morgan and Vanessa are not medical experts or hospital workers. Please consult your doctor for medical advice. We also encourage reviewing the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) for important protections and guidelines.

In this powerful closing to Safety Week, Morgan guides listeners through a meditation inspired by the fearless journalist and activist Ida B. Wells, offering reflection and resilience in the face of injustice. Vanessa then leads with a heartfelt prayer led by Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts before diving into an essential lesson on supporting individuals returning home from incarceration and the process of expunging a criminal record. Finally, Trelani returns with ancestral wisdom, channeling the profound insights of literary legend Zora Neale Hurston. Join us for an episode steeped in history, healing, and heart.

Important Disclaimers:

Morgan and Vanessa are not legal experts or government workers. Consult your legal counsel, and/or government worker for guidance tailored to your needs.