Farewell, Sis…

About this episode

Cassandre Dunbar reflects on the journey of the Be Well, Sis podcast and expresses gratitude to the community and listeners.

Six years ago, I kept finding myself in wellness spaces that weren't built for me, and honestly, weren't built for us. Black women were absent from the center of a conversation that directly impacts our lives, our bodies, and our health. Be Well, Sis was my answer to that. A space built specifically for us, where our voices lead, our experiences are honored, and our wellness  is never an afterthought. What followed was you, showing up week after week, listening and sharing and passing the show along to someone you love. You made this something I never could have built alone. To every guest who trusted this mic with their expertise, their stories, and their heart, thank you from the bottom of mine. And to every single listener who has ever pressed play, whether you found us in our very first season or just this week, thank you. You are the whole reason this existed. I'm not entirely sure if this is goodbye forever or simply goodbye for now. Time will tell. But what I know without question is that this community is real, this work matters, and I am so deeply grateful for every moment of it. The conversation isn't over. I'd love for you to stay close. Stay connected: Follow…

People in this episode

Host: Cassandre Dunbar

Topics covered

• wellness
• community
• gratitude
• black women
• health
• self-improvement

Keywords

• wellness
• black women
• community
• gratitude
• health
• self-improvement
• podcast

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Be Well, Sis, Voices For Impact, editaudio

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