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Brian Spann shares his inspiring journey from a promising basketball career to a life dedicated to faith, health, and wellness. He discusses overcoming personal challenges, the importance of faith, and innovative health solutions that can transform lives.

In this episode, Dr. Russell G. Brodie shares his journey from rural North Carolina to higher education leadership, emphasizing the importance of purpose, resilience, and the role of AI in education. He discusses the impact of community, the sacrifices of leadership, and the power of mindset and faith.

Nicole Jones-Gerbino grew up in rural Florida, standing in a food stamp line. Today she's President and co-owner of PBS Radiology Business Experts, a national healthcare services company, and the creator of the Owning It leadership platform. In this episode, Nicole and I talk about what it actually costs to lead without hiding. We get into her two decades inside healthcare, the difference between managing your image and being dishonest about it, and how faith has shown up in the hardest rooms she's led from. She also opens up on her keynote, "From Welfare to the Boardroom," and what she wants people to feel when they walk out of that room. If you're building something, leading a team, or standing at the start of a hard chapter, this one is for you. Guest: Nicole Jones-Gerbino Company: PBS Radiology Business Experts Platform: Owning It Listen to Eagles Don't Quack every week on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and YouTube. Catch us live on WARR Radio, 103.5 FM and 1520 AM.

The data is clear. Diversity in medicine saves lives. Longer life spans. Better outcomes. So why are Black and brown communities still locked out of clinical trials and priced out of insurance? In the final episode of this series, Dr. Terrell Coring joins us to talk about what it actually takes to close the gap between what the research shows and what our communities experience. We get into the systemic barriers nobody wants to name, the cost of staying silent, and what real accountability looks like in healthcare. This isn't another episode about awareness. It's about what happens after you know the truth.

Most people wait until a crisis hits before having the tough conversations about money, health, and legacy. Haazim Majeed reveals the crucial steps to prepare before the storm arrives. What if you could navigate life's unexpected turns with confidence? After battling cancer himself, Haazim shares how his personal journey taught him the importance of proactive planning, financial, emotional, and spiritual. This episode strips away the common myths around wealth transfer, estate planning, and surviving health crises, equipping you with practical tools to protect your family when it matters most.Haazim breaks down: The power of starting today with simple steps like budgeting and document review.How to have life-saving conversations with your loved ones about estate, insurance, and legacy before tragedy strikes.How to manage large inheritances and avoid the pitfalls of impulsive spending during emotional moments.The truth about debt and estate responsibilities, and what really happens if you don’t plan ahead.Why patience and intentionality are game changers in financial and life planning.The essential questions to ask your family at the kitchen table.How building a relationship with a trusted financial advisor can be the ultimate act of care for your future and your lineage.The overlooked role of caregivers and the importance of their mental health through tough times.You'll discover: This episode is a wake-up call for anyone who wants peace of mind, even when life throws curveballs. Whether you’re just starting out or approaching retirement, the message is clear: It’s never too late to begin. The true legacy isn’t just wealth, it’s the stability, values, and love you pass on. Haazim Majeed is a seasoned financial advisor, a Howard University graduate, and a cancer thriver whose insights are rooted in both professional expertise and personal experience. His mission is to educate and empower families to plan wisely, so they can face the future with clarity and purpose.Perfect for those feeling overwhelmed by financial decisions, navigating health crises, or wanting to strengthen their legacy. This is your blueprint for resilience before the storm.Take the first step today: Connect with Haazim at 704-615-1636 or reach out via email at Majeed_nlgroupmail.com. Your future self will thank you!

In this episode of Eagles Don't Quack, I sit down with Sara to talk about what it really looks like to show up in healthcare, raise a family, and still pursue a life with purpose. We get into the pressure of the nursing profession, what motherhood teaches you about sacrifice and strength, and how she carved out space to build on her own terms.

Feeling out of place in spaces where everyone looks different from you? Here's the truth about growing pains in medicine and life!

Dr. Terrell Coring shares an in-depth look at the journey to becoming a physician, focusing on the challenges faced by Black students, the importance of early mentorship, and the steps to succeed in medical training.

Health does not start in a hospital. Health begins in communities. In this episode of Eagles Don’t Quack, Tony Wiliams sits down with Dr. Lisa Nelson, a retired surgeon whose career stretches far beyond the operating room. Dr. Nelson spent 27 years as a general, oncologic, and vascular surgeon in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Her training includes Wesleyan, Yale, UCLA, and Vanderbilt. Her work spans surgical care, global health missions, economic empowerment, and community development.

When a mother's child is diagnosed with Leukemia, everything changes in an instant. Season Johnson joins me on Eagles Don't Quack to share what it truly looks like to fight for your child's life — the fear, the faith, and the refusal to give up. This is a story about a mother's love that does not waver. Not when the diagnosis comes. Not when the treatments are hard. Not when the road feels impossible. If you or someone you know has been touched by childhood cancer, this episode is for you!

Who is not being seen, heard, or represented in medicine?

Dr. Tyler Allen, scientist and leader at Duke Cancer Institute. A voice rising at the intersection of research and community. From molecular biology to national platforms, he is confronting one of the biggest gaps in healthcare. Who gets invited into life-saving clinical trials. And who gets overlooked. He is working to ensure Black, Brown, rural, and faith-rooted communities are not afterthoughts in cancer research. He is pushing representation from the lab to the neighborhood!

David Prince shares his life journey from growing up in a segregated town to becoming a dedicated public servant and community leader. He discusses his experiences with social work, the importance of social programs, and his commitment to civil rights activism.

Summary In this engaging conversation, Dr. Christopher J. Withers shares his journey through education, emphasizing the transformative power of learning and community. He discusses the importance of coaching, mentorship, and understanding educational equity, while also reflecting on his experiences in the prison education system. Dr. Withers highlights the need for empathy and support for those who have made mistakes, advocating for a more compassionate view of incarcerated individuals. He concludes with a powerful message about legacy, community, and the importance of giving oneself grace in the pursuit of personal and professional growth.

Men face pressure. Men carry grief. Silence becomes the habit. Hardship tests faith. Loss tests identity. Community decides who stands alone. James Henderson lives this truth. A son shaped by loss. A man grounded in faith. A life built by family and carried by serving the community.