We have exciting news! The Pink Awards, a special ceremony honoring courageous breast cancer survivors, will premiere on Impact TV for the first time on April 30th!
See Schedule here:
Name of Show | Date | Time on Impact TV | Hosts | Founder |
---|---|---|---|---|
The Pink Awards | April 30th, 2024 | 8PM EST | Malik Yoba & Carl Payne | April Love |
This inspiring event will feature performances, celebrity appearances, and powerful stories of hope and resilience. It’s a celebration of Black excellence and the fight against breast cancer.
Here’s what you can expect:
Don’t miss this powerful event! Tune in to Impact TV on April 30th at 8 pm ET/PT.
About April Love
During April Love’s battle with breast cancer, she started hosting small, pink-themed events while she was still in treatment to lift her spirits and educate her community about early detection and effective cancer prevention practices. She also wanted to encourage cancer warriors to keep their faith while fighting the greatest battle of their lives. Organically, the event began to blossom and eventually became what is now known as The Pink Awards.
Read the full press here- https://www.blackfilmandtv.com/tvnews/the-5th-annual-pink-awards-to-get-first-televised-airing-on-the-impact-network
Get ready for a dose of health and wellness with the return of Urban MD to Impact TV!
See Schedule
NAME | DAYS | TIME |
---|---|---|
Urban MD | Mondays | 6PM ET |
Wednesdays | 6PM ET | |
Fridays | 6PM ET |
This season, coinciding perfectly with Impact Health Month, Urban MD becomes an even more crucial platform, highlighting the critical health and wealth issues Black communities face.
Hosted by the dynamic duo of Dr. Lauren Powell and Dr. April Spencer, Urban MD isn’t your average medical show. It’s a 360° health and wellness entertainment platform with a multicultural lens.
What can you expect from Urban MD?
Urban MD is more than just a TV show; it’s a movement.
Here’s what makes Urban MD unique:
Looking for more Urban MD?
The show doesn’t end on Impact TV! Follow Urban MD across all digital and social platforms @urbanmdtv to stay connected, access exclusive content, and join the conversation about health and wellness in your community.
Don’t miss Urban MD’s return to Impact TV during Impact Health Month! Tune in and take control of your health journey.
April showers bring not just flowers, but a renewed focus on health at Impact TV! This month, we’re dedicating our programming and resources to empowering Black communities to prioritize their well-being. Having good health isn’t just about feeling good; it’s the foundation for a fulfilling life and a pathway to building wealth within our community.
Why Health Matters More Than Ever:
The Black community faces a disproportionate burden of chronic health conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and obesity. These disparities stem from a complex combination of factors, including social determinants of health like access to quality healthcare, healthy food options, and safe neighborhoods for physical activity. However, the good news is that we have the power to change this narrative.
Health: The Cornerstone of Wealth Creation:
Good health isn’t just a personal goal; it’s intrinsically linked to financial security. Here’s how:
Breaking the Cycle: A Focus on Black Health:
Impact TV understands the unique challenges Black communities face regarding health. That’s why, throughout April, we’ll be offering a range of resources and programming designed to:
Join the Movement:
Here’s how you can participate in Impact TV’s Health Month initiatives:
Together, we can build a healthier and wealthier future for the Black community. By prioritizing health and embracing a proactive approach to wellness, we can break the cycle of chronic conditions and pave the way for a stronger, more vibrant future for generations to come.
Let’s not just survive but thrive! Join Impact TV this April as we celebrate health, empower our communities, and pave the path to more incredible Black wealth.
Sugar. It’s everywhere – in our morning coffee, hidden in processed foods, and even lurking in seemingly healthy options like yogurt. While a little sweetness can be a delightful treat, excessive sugar intake is a major risk factor for diabetes, a chronic condition affecting millions worldwide. But fear not, sugar lovers! Taking control of your diet and prioritizing healthy alternatives doesn’t mean sacrificing all your favorite flavors. Let’s explore some simple ways to cut back on sugar and embrace a healthier lifestyle that can help prevent diabetes.
First things first, let’s understand the different forms of sugar hiding in your food. High fructose corn syrup, a common sweetener in processed foods, is a major culprit. Other names to watch out for include sucrose (table sugar), dextrose, and maltose. These added sugars contribute to excess calorie intake and disrupt your body’s ability to regulate blood sugar levels. Regularly consuming these sugars can lead to insulin resistance, a significant step on the path to type 2 diabetes.
Conquering your sugar habit can feel like facing a formidable foe, but don’t despair! Here are some practical tips to help you slash your sugar intake:
Swapping Sugary Staples for Healthier Options:
Now let’s translate these tips into action! Here are some simple swaps you can make in your daily routine:
While reducing sugar is crucial, a healthy lifestyle is key to preventing diabetes. Here are some additional tips:
Remember, preventing diabetes is a journey, not a destination. Don’t get discouraged by setbacks – celebrate your victories, no matter how small. By making informed choices about your diet, embracing a healthy lifestyle, and consulting your doctor, you can significantly reduce your risk of developing diabetes. You are not alone in this fight! Explore online communities, support groups, and educational resources to stay motivated and empower yourself on your path to a healthier, sweeter you.
We have exciting news! The Pink Awards, a special ceremony honoring courageous breast cancer survivors, will premiere on Impact TV for the first time on April 30th!
See Schedule here:
Name of Show | Date | Time on Impact TV | Hosts | Founder |
---|---|---|---|---|
The Pink Awards | April 30th, 2024 | 8PM EST | Malik Yoba & Carl Payne | April Love |
This inspiring event will feature performances, celebrity appearances, and powerful stories of hope and resilience. It’s a celebration of Black excellence and the fight against breast cancer.
Here’s what you can expect:
Don’t miss this powerful event! Tune in to Impact TV on April 30th at 8 pm ET/PT.
About April Love
During April Love’s battle with breast cancer, she started hosting small, pink-themed events while she was still in treatment to lift her spirits and educate her community about early detection and effective cancer prevention practices. She also wanted to encourage cancer warriors to keep their faith while fighting the greatest battle of their lives. Organically, the event began to blossom and eventually became what is now known as The Pink Awards.
Read the full press here- https://www.blackfilmandtv.com/tvnews/the-5th-annual-pink-awards-to-get-first-televised-airing-on-the-impact-network
Get ready for a dose of health and wellness with the return of Urban MD to Impact TV!
See Schedule
NAME | DAYS | TIME |
---|---|---|
Urban MD | Mondays | 6PM ET |
Wednesdays | 6PM ET | |
Fridays | 6PM ET |
This season, coinciding perfectly with Impact Health Month, Urban MD becomes an even more crucial platform, highlighting the critical health and wealth issues Black communities face.
Hosted by the dynamic duo of Dr. Lauren Powell and Dr. April Spencer, Urban MD isn’t your average medical show. It’s a 360° health and wellness entertainment platform with a multicultural lens.
What can you expect from Urban MD?
Urban MD is more than just a TV show; it’s a movement.
Here’s what makes Urban MD unique:
Looking for more Urban MD?
The show doesn’t end on Impact TV! Follow Urban MD across all digital and social platforms @urbanmdtv to stay connected, access exclusive content, and join the conversation about health and wellness in your community.
Don’t miss Urban MD’s return to Impact TV during Impact Health Month! Tune in and take control of your health journey.
April showers bring not just flowers, but a renewed focus on health at Impact TV! This month, we’re dedicating our programming and resources to empowering Black communities to prioritize their well-being. Having good health isn’t just about feeling good; it’s the foundation for a fulfilling life and a pathway to building wealth within our community.
Why Health Matters More Than Ever:
The Black community faces a disproportionate burden of chronic health conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and obesity. These disparities stem from a complex combination of factors, including social determinants of health like access to quality healthcare, healthy food options, and safe neighborhoods for physical activity. However, the good news is that we have the power to change this narrative.
Health: The Cornerstone of Wealth Creation:
Good health isn’t just a personal goal; it’s intrinsically linked to financial security. Here’s how:
Breaking the Cycle: A Focus on Black Health:
Impact TV understands the unique challenges Black communities face regarding health. That’s why, throughout April, we’ll be offering a range of resources and programming designed to:
Join the Movement:
Here’s how you can participate in Impact TV’s Health Month initiatives:
Together, we can build a healthier and wealthier future for the Black community. By prioritizing health and embracing a proactive approach to wellness, we can break the cycle of chronic conditions and pave the way for a stronger, more vibrant future for generations to come.
Let’s not just survive but thrive! Join Impact TV this April as we celebrate health, empower our communities, and pave the path to more incredible Black wealth.
Sugar. It’s everywhere – in our morning coffee, hidden in processed foods, and even lurking in seemingly healthy options like yogurt. While a little sweetness can be a delightful treat, excessive sugar intake is a major risk factor for diabetes, a chronic condition affecting millions worldwide. But fear not, sugar lovers! Taking control of your diet and prioritizing healthy alternatives doesn’t mean sacrificing all your favorite flavors. Let’s explore some simple ways to cut back on sugar and embrace a healthier lifestyle that can help prevent diabetes.
First things first, let’s understand the different forms of sugar hiding in your food. High fructose corn syrup, a common sweetener in processed foods, is a major culprit. Other names to watch out for include sucrose (table sugar), dextrose, and maltose. These added sugars contribute to excess calorie intake and disrupt your body’s ability to regulate blood sugar levels. Regularly consuming these sugars can lead to insulin resistance, a significant step on the path to type 2 diabetes.
Conquering your sugar habit can feel like facing a formidable foe, but don’t despair! Here are some practical tips to help you slash your sugar intake:
Swapping Sugary Staples for Healthier Options:
Now let’s translate these tips into action! Here are some simple swaps you can make in your daily routine:
While reducing sugar is crucial, a healthy lifestyle is key to preventing diabetes. Here are some additional tips:
Remember, preventing diabetes is a journey, not a destination. Don’t get discouraged by setbacks – celebrate your victories, no matter how small. By making informed choices about your diet, embracing a healthy lifestyle, and consulting your doctor, you can significantly reduce your risk of developing diabetes. You are not alone in this fight! Explore online communities, support groups, and educational resources to stay motivated and empower yourself on your path to a healthier, sweeter you.
We have exciting news! The Pink Awards, a special ceremony honoring courageous breast cancer survivors, will premiere on Impact TV for the first time on April 30th!
See Schedule here:
Name of Show | Date | Time on Impact TV | Hosts | Founder |
---|---|---|---|---|
The Pink Awards | April 30th, 2024 | 8PM EST | Malik Yoba & Carl Payne | April Love |
This inspiring event will feature performances, celebrity appearances, and powerful stories of hope and resilience. It’s a celebration of Black excellence and the fight against breast cancer.
Here’s what you can expect:
Don’t miss this powerful event! Tune in to Impact TV on April 30th at 8 pm ET/PT.
About April Love
During April Love’s battle with breast cancer, she started hosting small, pink-themed events while she was still in treatment to lift her spirits and educate her community about early detection and effective cancer prevention practices. She also wanted to encourage cancer warriors to keep their faith while fighting the greatest battle of their lives. Organically, the event began to blossom and eventually became what is now known as The Pink Awards.
Read the full press here- https://www.blackfilmandtv.com/tvnews/the-5th-annual-pink-awards-to-get-first-televised-airing-on-the-impact-network
Get ready for a dose of health and wellness with the return of Urban MD to Impact TV!
See Schedule
NAME | DAYS | TIME |
---|---|---|
Urban MD | Mondays | 6PM ET |
Wednesdays | 6PM ET | |
Fridays | 6PM ET |
This season, coinciding perfectly with Impact Health Month, Urban MD becomes an even more crucial platform, highlighting the critical health and wealth issues Black communities face.
Hosted by the dynamic duo of Dr. Lauren Powell and Dr. April Spencer, Urban MD isn’t your average medical show. It’s a 360° health and wellness entertainment platform with a multicultural lens.
What can you expect from Urban MD?
Urban MD is more than just a TV show; it’s a movement.
Here’s what makes Urban MD unique:
Looking for more Urban MD?
The show doesn’t end on Impact TV! Follow Urban MD across all digital and social platforms @urbanmdtv to stay connected, access exclusive content, and join the conversation about health and wellness in your community.
Don’t miss Urban MD’s return to Impact TV during Impact Health Month! Tune in and take control of your health journey.
April showers bring not just flowers, but a renewed focus on health at Impact TV! This month, we’re dedicating our programming and resources to empowering Black communities to prioritize their well-being. Having good health isn’t just about feeling good; it’s the foundation for a fulfilling life and a pathway to building wealth within our community.
Why Health Matters More Than Ever:
The Black community faces a disproportionate burden of chronic health conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and obesity. These disparities stem from a complex combination of factors, including social determinants of health like access to quality healthcare, healthy food options, and safe neighborhoods for physical activity. However, the good news is that we have the power to change this narrative.
Health: The Cornerstone of Wealth Creation:
Good health isn’t just a personal goal; it’s intrinsically linked to financial security. Here’s how:
Breaking the Cycle: A Focus on Black Health:
Impact TV understands the unique challenges Black communities face regarding health. That’s why, throughout April, we’ll be offering a range of resources and programming designed to:
Join the Movement:
Here’s how you can participate in Impact TV’s Health Month initiatives:
Together, we can build a healthier and wealthier future for the Black community. By prioritizing health and embracing a proactive approach to wellness, we can break the cycle of chronic conditions and pave the way for a stronger, more vibrant future for generations to come.
Let’s not just survive but thrive! Join Impact TV this April as we celebrate health, empower our communities, and pave the path to more incredible Black wealth.
Sugar. It’s everywhere – in our morning coffee, hidden in processed foods, and even lurking in seemingly healthy options like yogurt. While a little sweetness can be a delightful treat, excessive sugar intake is a major risk factor for diabetes, a chronic condition affecting millions worldwide. But fear not, sugar lovers! Taking control of your diet and prioritizing healthy alternatives doesn’t mean sacrificing all your favorite flavors. Let’s explore some simple ways to cut back on sugar and embrace a healthier lifestyle that can help prevent diabetes.
First things first, let’s understand the different forms of sugar hiding in your food. High fructose corn syrup, a common sweetener in processed foods, is a major culprit. Other names to watch out for include sucrose (table sugar), dextrose, and maltose. These added sugars contribute to excess calorie intake and disrupt your body’s ability to regulate blood sugar levels. Regularly consuming these sugars can lead to insulin resistance, a significant step on the path to type 2 diabetes.
Conquering your sugar habit can feel like facing a formidable foe, but don’t despair! Here are some practical tips to help you slash your sugar intake:
Swapping Sugary Staples for Healthier Options:
Now let’s translate these tips into action! Here are some simple swaps you can make in your daily routine:
While reducing sugar is crucial, a healthy lifestyle is key to preventing diabetes. Here are some additional tips:
Remember, preventing diabetes is a journey, not a destination. Don’t get discouraged by setbacks – celebrate your victories, no matter how small. By making informed choices about your diet, embracing a healthy lifestyle, and consulting your doctor, you can significantly reduce your risk of developing diabetes. You are not alone in this fight! Explore online communities, support groups, and educational resources to stay motivated and empower yourself on your path to a healthier, sweeter you.
We have exciting news! The Pink Awards, a special ceremony honoring courageous breast cancer survivors, will premiere on Impact TV for the first time on April 30th!
See Schedule here:
Name of Show | Date | Time on Impact TV | Hosts | Founder |
---|---|---|---|---|
The Pink Awards | April 30th, 2024 | 8PM EST | Malik Yoba & Carl Payne | April Love |
This inspiring event will feature performances, celebrity appearances, and powerful stories of hope and resilience. It’s a celebration of Black excellence and the fight against breast cancer.
Here’s what you can expect:
Don’t miss this powerful event! Tune in to Impact TV on April 30th at 8 pm ET/PT.
About April Love
During April Love’s battle with breast cancer, she started hosting small, pink-themed events while she was still in treatment to lift her spirits and educate her community about early detection and effective cancer prevention practices. She also wanted to encourage cancer warriors to keep their faith while fighting the greatest battle of their lives. Organically, the event began to blossom and eventually became what is now known as The Pink Awards.
Read the full press here- https://www.blackfilmandtv.com/tvnews/the-5th-annual-pink-awards-to-get-first-televised-airing-on-the-impact-network
Get ready for a dose of health and wellness with the return of Urban MD to Impact TV!
See Schedule
NAME | DAYS | TIME |
---|---|---|
Urban MD | Mondays | 6PM ET |
Wednesdays | 6PM ET | |
Fridays | 6PM ET |
This season, coinciding perfectly with Impact Health Month, Urban MD becomes an even more crucial platform, highlighting the critical health and wealth issues Black communities face.
Hosted by the dynamic duo of Dr. Lauren Powell and Dr. April Spencer, Urban MD isn’t your average medical show. It’s a 360° health and wellness entertainment platform with a multicultural lens.
What can you expect from Urban MD?
Urban MD is more than just a TV show; it’s a movement.
Here’s what makes Urban MD unique:
Looking for more Urban MD?
The show doesn’t end on Impact TV! Follow Urban MD across all digital and social platforms @urbanmdtv to stay connected, access exclusive content, and join the conversation about health and wellness in your community.
Don’t miss Urban MD’s return to Impact TV during Impact Health Month! Tune in and take control of your health journey.
April showers bring not just flowers, but a renewed focus on health at Impact TV! This month, we’re dedicating our programming and resources to empowering Black communities to prioritize their well-being. Having good health isn’t just about feeling good; it’s the foundation for a fulfilling life and a pathway to building wealth within our community.
Why Health Matters More Than Ever:
The Black community faces a disproportionate burden of chronic health conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and obesity. These disparities stem from a complex combination of factors, including social determinants of health like access to quality healthcare, healthy food options, and safe neighborhoods for physical activity. However, the good news is that we have the power to change this narrative.
Health: The Cornerstone of Wealth Creation:
Good health isn’t just a personal goal; it’s intrinsically linked to financial security. Here’s how:
Breaking the Cycle: A Focus on Black Health:
Impact TV understands the unique challenges Black communities face regarding health. That’s why, throughout April, we’ll be offering a range of resources and programming designed to:
Join the Movement:
Here’s how you can participate in Impact TV’s Health Month initiatives:
Together, we can build a healthier and wealthier future for the Black community. By prioritizing health and embracing a proactive approach to wellness, we can break the cycle of chronic conditions and pave the way for a stronger, more vibrant future for generations to come.
Let’s not just survive but thrive! Join Impact TV this April as we celebrate health, empower our communities, and pave the path to more incredible Black wealth.
Sugar. It’s everywhere – in our morning coffee, hidden in processed foods, and even lurking in seemingly healthy options like yogurt. While a little sweetness can be a delightful treat, excessive sugar intake is a major risk factor for diabetes, a chronic condition affecting millions worldwide. But fear not, sugar lovers! Taking control of your diet and prioritizing healthy alternatives doesn’t mean sacrificing all your favorite flavors. Let’s explore some simple ways to cut back on sugar and embrace a healthier lifestyle that can help prevent diabetes.
First things first, let’s understand the different forms of sugar hiding in your food. High fructose corn syrup, a common sweetener in processed foods, is a major culprit. Other names to watch out for include sucrose (table sugar), dextrose, and maltose. These added sugars contribute to excess calorie intake and disrupt your body’s ability to regulate blood sugar levels. Regularly consuming these sugars can lead to insulin resistance, a significant step on the path to type 2 diabetes.
Conquering your sugar habit can feel like facing a formidable foe, but don’t despair! Here are some practical tips to help you slash your sugar intake:
Swapping Sugary Staples for Healthier Options:
Now let’s translate these tips into action! Here are some simple swaps you can make in your daily routine:
While reducing sugar is crucial, a healthy lifestyle is key to preventing diabetes. Here are some additional tips:
Remember, preventing diabetes is a journey, not a destination. Don’t get discouraged by setbacks – celebrate your victories, no matter how small. By making informed choices about your diet, embracing a healthy lifestyle, and consulting your doctor, you can significantly reduce your risk of developing diabetes. You are not alone in this fight! Explore online communities, support groups, and educational resources to stay motivated and empower yourself on your path to a healthier, sweeter you.