We discuss who needs to be tested for genetic markers for breast cancer, how to get testing, and what the testing means.   ..read more

We talk to Liz Gilcrest, a licensed clinical social worker at Wellsprings in Franklin Springs, Georgia.  Liz is a retired engineer who decided to change careers to a ministry of helping through counseling.  She challenges us to take the time to emotionally check in with loved ones and shares some about her ministry.   ..read more

Dr. Alice Woodby McKane revolutionized healthcare for black Americans in Georgia at the turn of the century.  Join us as we tell her story and discuss this incredible originial Georgia Medicine Woman.  Both docs also display their severe lack of grammatical knowledge and Dr. Seawright ALMOST misses the medical mountain speak.  Sources:  July 2016 “If There Are Men Who Are Afraid to Die, There Are Women Who Are Not”: African American Women's Civil Rights Leadership in Boston, 1920-1975. Julie de Chantal. University of Massachusetts Amherst. Elmore, C J. "Black Medical Pionee ..read more

In this episode we interview Dr. Michelle Cooke founder of Sol DPC in Atlanta, Georgia. She is a trail blazing Georgia Medicine Woman who coined the term 'medical translator'. She discusses how important that translation is for her patients and tells us her journey towards DPC. We also discuss the importance of communication, listening, and spending more time with the patient--all things we are able to do in DPC which lead to better health outcomes for our patients ..read more

In this episode we interview the director of Hart Life Pregnancy Care Center in Hartwell, Georgia Tammy Frye. We review all of the services that Hart Life offers as well as delving deep into why this ministry matters and is making a huge impact on women's health in Northeast Georgia. We hope you get involved with this incredible ministry ..read more

We interview the owners and operators of Clare De Lune Farm: Jennifer and Benjamen Garland. They grow hemp in Royston, Georgia. They are a husband and wife team who are nurses with masters training in medicinal cannibus. We discuss the evidence for using hemp pharmacologically and how to do it safely, the stigma related to medical cannabis, and the importance of the endocannabinoid system in regulating our overall wellness. Link to video of Parkinson's disease patient before and after: https://youtu.be/zNT8Zo_sfwo ..read more

The docs discuss the new medications recently FDA approved for obesity treatment and how they are changing the way we approach being overweight in this country.   ..read more

Today we talk to Megan McCurley of Doula at Hart in Hartwell, Georgia.  We discuss what a doula is and what they do, and how they improve the health and wellness of our community.     ..read more

In this episode we talk about causes of insomnia and some approaches to treatment.  ..read more

Our first episode! Dr. Phillips talks about her journey to opening Front Porch Family Medicine in Royston, Georgia and the docs talk about plans and ideas for the podcast ..read more