As part of its growing network of podcasts hosted by women and gender expansive folks, editaudio welcomes health and wellness podcast Be Well, Sis onto its award-winning network of Original podcasts.
Originally launched in 2020, Be Well, Sis is an award-winning wellness podcast dedicated to empowering Black millennial women with resources to level up mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Host Dr. Cassandre Dunbar explores topics like reproductive health and intergenerational trauma healing with guests like Dr. Joy Harden-Bradfield of Therapy for Black Girls, media mogul and wellness entrepreneur Necole Kane, singer Chrisette Michelle and many others.
“I’ve been honored to have so many affirming and insightful conversations on this podcast,” said host and creator Dr. Cassandre Dunbar, “As a show with a clear focus on health and wellness, working with the mission-driven team at editaudio has been such a joy.”
This season will feature conversations with guests like speaker and author Brit Barron, Oyin Handmade co-founder Jamyla Bennu, and author Caroline J. Sumlin among others.
The upcoming season of Be Well Sis launches on Wednesday September 25, and will publish weekly on Wednesdays.
About Dr. Cassandre Dunbar
Dr. Cassandre Dunbar is the creator/host of the award-winning wellness podcast called Be Well, Sis. In her personal quest to achieve holistic wellness, she noted that Black women are often underrepresented or alienated in Wellness spaces despite suffering the worst medical outcomes compared to their peers.
Cassandre began her podcasting journey in order to address this lack of inclusion. Since its debut in March 2020, it has been recognized by Apple Podcasts as “New and Noteworthy” twice, ranked among the TOP 10 of Alternative Health podcasts and top 200 of all Apple Podcasts in the United States.
About editaudio
editaudio is a Certified LGBTQ+ Enterprise and award-winning podcast production house founded in 2012 by Steph Colbourn. It is the only podcast production company entirely owned and operated by women and gender expansive people. Operating in Canada, the US and the UK, the team has worked with clients like NowThis News, Harper’s Bazaar, Stack Overflow, Historica Canada and the Google News Initiative to deliver audio and video podcasts that reach millions of listeners worldwide. In addition to branded work, editaudio’s award-winning women and queer-led Original series have been featured by Forbes, Apple, Spotify and more.
