This podcast aims to explore public health topics from the lens of an emerging public health professional. This podcast seeks to explore various public health and medical topics from a candid perspective; thus helping listeners to make more informed decisions while also debunking misinformation.
In this episode of Public Health Me, host Amber Houze, MPH sits down with family medicine physician Dr. Jade Norris, M.D., to explore why prevention is one of the most powerful tools in women’s health. From essential health screenings and early disease detection to the impact of social determinants of health, Dr. Norris shares practical advice on how women can prioritize their well being without feeling overwhelmed. Tune in for an insightful conversation on preventative care, the evolving role of primary care, and why an ounce of prevention truly is worth it all.
9 Mar 2026
Birth Plan vs. Birth Reality
In this episode of The Public Health Me Podcast, host Dr. Nicole Rankins sits down with Amber Johnson, MPH, CEO of Mocha Mamas Matrescence, for an important conversation about navigating pregnancy, birth planning, and maternal advocacy.
Amber shares insights on the difference between the birth plan we imagine and the birth reality many families experience. Together, they discuss why creating a birth plan is an essential step in preparing for labor, how expectant parents can advocate for themselves within healthcare settings, and what support systems are crucial before, during, and after childbirth.
This episode also highlights the importance of education, communication with providers, and empowering parents, especially within communities that often face disparities in maternal care. Whether you're currently expecting, planning for the future, or passionate about maternal health, this conversation offers practical guidance and empowering perspectives on preparing for birth while remaining flexible when plans change.
17 Feb 2026
Manifestation & Medicine: Where Belief Meets the Body
Season 4 of Public Health Me opens with a powerful and timely conversation on healing from the inside out. Hosted by Amber Johnson, MPH, this episode features Family Medicine physician Dr. Deepti Gandhi for a transformative dialogue on the intersection of belief, science, and whole-person wellness.
Together, they explore how mindset, manifestation, and medical practice converge, especially during challenging times. From mental resilience to physical health, this episode unpacks how caring for your mind, body, and soul is not just inspirational language, but essential public health practice.
If you’ve ever wondered how faith, intention, and evidence-based medicine can coexist, this conversation is for you.
Tune in and step into a new season of purpose, power, and possibility.
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