Savory Passage - The Podcast Sandra Jones

Welcome to Women's History Month! March highlights the contributions of women but some do extraordinary things day after day! Covid created a new kind of hero - career women, a new version of wonder women, who also played, mom, teacher, wife, employee - and a part of their new normal - juggling kicked up to an unbelievable level. This week we are hosting several women who are willing to share their ups, downs, challenges and frustrations on coping with life during the pandemic.

Queen Latifah sang this back in 1993. This episode spotlights Black History Month. The focus of the observance is to celebrate the African American diaspora – that is the dispersion of any people from their original homeland – and African American history. U-N-I-T-Y, Queen Latifah sang this back in 1993, while the lyrics may get explicit, it’s the word I’m emphasizing the word – Unity. This is the biggest need for 2021. The second is a return to normalcy. Why do I bring this up in a conversat...

In celebration of our dear Sweets!Welcome to a Fireside Chat: Sisterly Love. This week we share memories of our favorite sister and aunt, “Sweets” who passed away in September. In celebration of her birthday, which is February 14, the day we all celebrate “Love”, we’ve gathered together for a virtual celebration.On this episode, we’ve selected quotes that describe what sisterhood means to us and one last quote that gives us pause and reminds us of our sweet Terri. We’re going to liven it up a...

During Black History Month we celebrate "Black", history, the Arts, Civil Rights. Some find themselves later in life, while others fall into their calling albeit deliberately, passionately in their youth. This week, we meet Matthew Crittenden, a young man from Upper Marlboro, MD. In addition to his studies, he puts in at least 26 hours a week practicing his craft. Matthew performed at the Warner Theater in DC, as well as an event produced by Debbie Allen. Hear Matthew share what y...

Brave New Women hosted by Cecilia Poullain To borrow her description, it’s a podcast that helps to change the way women are perceived, while inspiring all to do what we want to do. I added, empowering us all to go after our dreams.Cecilia describes her journey from just being, through discovery, to coaching other women to find their true path. Be sure to log on to the website to retrieve her contact information and Podcast resources.

This week Dr. Ahmed, a family physician and epidemiologist, talks about: COVID 19 and why it is scary; who is likely to get it and how Including Age, race impact, crowding, etc.Why should people be vaccinated? What are vaccines in generalCOVID 19 Vaccines: What is mRNA vaccines and other vaccines under development.Some of the common myths about COVID 19 vaccine?Address the fears of general population and minorities to consider the vaccine – Past history of vaccines and clinica...