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In this special bonus episode of The Honey Potluck, Giovanna and Bea reflect on Season 1 with fellow Honey Pot team members, Desiree Natali and LaVory Lindsey. From favorite episodes to impactful moments, the team marinates on the amazing conversations Season 1 had and what exciting things the future holds.

In our second installment of our Black History Month Masterclass Series, we are live from HBCU North Carolina A&T University. Host and Honey Pot Co-Founder Beatrice Dixon is joined by panelists Danielle Prescod (Author), Anim Aweh (Social Worker and Health Educator) and Feminista Jones (Community Activist and Author) to continue the exploration on what it means to reclaim wellness in the black community.

In this episode, we continue our incredible conversation with astrologist Jessica Lanyadoo and menstrual cycle coach Naam Bachmayer. Today, we dig deeper into how nutrition and medical astrology can be used to inform the causes of hormonal imbalance symptoms. In a world where these symptoms are often normalized, tune in to discover some practical steps that one can take to bring balance back to the body.

In this series, we wanted to do a deep dive into the often overlooked correlation between menstruation and astrology. Giovanna and Bea call upon the expertise of renowned astrologist Jessica Lanyadoo and menstrual cycle coach Naam Bachmayer to help shine a light on the toxic taboos associated with the menstrual cycle. Tune in to hear about how your birth chart can be used to inform you about your body’s experience with menstruation and menopause.

In our first installment of our Black History Month Masterclass Series, we are live from HBCU Clark Atlanta University. Host and Honey Pot Co-Founder Beatrice Dixon is joined by panelists Dr. Ruth Arumala (OBGYN and Fibroids Specialist), Dr. Epiphani Simmons (Neuroscientist and Geneticist), Dr. Joy Bradford (Psychologist, Founder and Author), Crystal Sanders(Author and Historian) and Risikat "Kat" Okedeyi (Cultural Architect) to discuss what it means to reclaim wellness in the black community.

We need to open up spaces that facilitate conversations and experiences around humans with vaginas. Those conversations and experiences should be rooted in an acknowledgement of what the vagina is and how to build a relationship with it. On today’s episode of The Honey Pot Luck, we dig into what it means to tap into something that is so hidden (both literally and figuratively) and what it could mean to unlock a healthy relationship with your vagina.