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Our Journey to HopeOur Journey to HopeEpisode 117 - A Conversation With Heather Woolery About Moving Beyond SuicideSend us a textSuicide is such a tragedy in families and others.  It seems to leave us with a sense confusion and if we are part of the problem.  It also is often very difficult for us to move on.My guest in this episode experienced the tragedy of their father taking his life when they were teenagers.   Loosing a family member always remains a part of our existence.  It is even more so when it was from a tragedy.  Heather and her sister Jennifer have found a way to help others by cr...2025-07-0124 minTHE DERMATOLOGY DIGEST DOWNLOADTHE DERMATOLOGY DIGEST DOWNLOADBurning Truths: Exposing Sunscreen Misconceptions for Better ProtectionHeather Woolery Lloyd, MD, Director of the Skin of Color Division for the University of Miami Department of Dermatology in Miami FL, and Darrell Rigel, MD, a Dermatologist in New York, NY, and Dallas, TX, debunk some common misconceptions about sunscreen use and sun exposure and offer tips on staying safe in the sun in this podcast.2025-05-3008 minNice Talk with Nikki OgunnaikeNice Talk with Nikki OgunnaikeLive From Power Play Atlanta: A Panel on the Business of BeautyToday, we have a very special live episode of Nice Talk! At Marie Claire’s Power Play in Atlanta, Nikki sat down with Dr. Leyte Winfield, the director of cosmetic science at Spelman College, and dermatologists Dr. Uchenna Okereke and Dr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd to discuss how scientific advances and innovation are impacting the beauty industry. In this episode, they break down a glossary of beauty terms, including the elusive “clean beauty” definition; explore how legacy beauty brands like Clinique can retain their Gen X customers while also appealing to younger generations; and so much more.See Privacy Policy at https...2025-05-2928 minBetter Black HealthBetter Black HealthDandruff, Acne, Scarring, and More! with Dermatologist Heather Woolery LloydLet's talk about dandruff and Black skin with a Black dermatologist!  Dr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd is a board-certified dermatologist and is also board-certified in Lifestyle Medicine. She is an internationally recognized dermatology and wellness expert and has been featured in various publications including Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. She founded DermFriends, a platform that provides a reliable source of skin care education and expert recommendations for common skin, hair, and nail issues. Dr. Woolery-Lloyd practices dermatology in private practice and an academic setting where she is Director of the Skin of Color Division for the University o...2025-03-2629 minTo Tell You The TruthTo Tell You The TruthEp 3: Black DOES Crack - Demystifying Black Skincare with Dr. Heather Woolery-LloydIn this enlightening episode of To Tell You The Truth, we dive headfirst into the truths and myths about Black skincare with the brilliant Dr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd, a board-certified dermatologist and globally recognized expert in skin of color. Dr. Woolery-Lloyd breaks down the misconceptions like “Black don’t crack,” uncovers the unique challenges faced by people with melanated skin, and offers practical tips to create an effective and affordable skincare routine. We discuss: The science behind common Black skincare concerns like hyperpigmentation and scarring Why sunscreen is a must for everyone, no matter your skin tone How sel...2024-12-0259 minBlack Women’s HealthBlack Women’s HealthFlakes, Frustration and Black Hair: Tackling Seborrheic DermatitisSeborrheic dermatitis⁠ isn't just about an dry, itchy and flaky scalp - it's a battle many Black women face while trying to maintain healthy, beautiful hair. From persistent flakes to scalp irritation that disrupts hair styles, this condition with unpredictable flare ups can cause for constant frustration and loss of confidence. In this episode, we'll breakdown the symptoms you need to know, the unique haircare challenges for textured hair and treatment options including the latest treatment, Zoryve (roflumilast). Together with⁠ Dr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd⁠, a board certified dermatologist and her patient , Grace who was diagnosed with seborrheic dermatitis at an early...2024-11-2136 min#skinthusiast: the podcast#skinthusiast: the podcastMelasma, Post Acne Marks, Adult Acne and Skin Of Color Considerations with Dr. Heather Wooler-Lloyd MD#037 I am so excited to have Dr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd, a board-certified Dermatologist and Lifestyle Medicine expert, to this week’s episode of #skinthusiast: the podcast.You will be blown away by Dr. Woolery-Lloyd's insights and knowledge on the latest advancements in skincare, especially concerning hyperpigmentation and treatments tailored for skin of color. Dr. Woolery-Lloyd brings her extensive experience from participating in dozens of FDA trials aimed at enhancing the inclusion of diverse skin types. We also discuss her creation DermFriends, a platform merging technology with dermatological education to recommend the absolute best products for individual ski...2024-05-2838 minPayerTalkCEPayerTalkCEPayerTalkCE™ Presents: Balancing Cost and Access to Quality Care for Therapeutic Advancements in PsoriasisJim Kenney (formerly of Harvard Pilgrim) leads a discussion on advancements in psoriasis treatment, emphasizing the need for early diagnosis and tailored care, especially for skin of color patients who may face diagnostic delays. Joined by Dr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd (Johns Hopkins School of Medicine) and Jason Harris (National Psoriasis Foundation), the conversation covers the broad spectrum of psoriasis treatments, from topical therapies to biologics, and highlights the importance of considering patient preferences and comorbidities in treatment planning. They also discuss the challenges of access to care, the impact of psoriasis on mental health, and the evolving landscape of treatment...2024-03-2645 minHEMOPHOBIAHEMOPHOBIACamp Havenside – Friday & SaturdayAmen.Content warnings for depiction of religious trauma, audible gore, depiction of car crashes, dark sexuality, extreme depiction of body horror with sexual imagery, and general horror.If you enjoy HEMOPHOBIA and want an extra episode every month, access to an exclusive Discord server, or even a mini-episode made based off of you / your nightmares, consider supporting the show on ⁠PATREON⁠, with subscriptions ranging from $1 to $15 a month. Linked here: ⁠http://patreon.com/cswhorror.All merch, including T-shirts, OSTs, and the official Camp Havenside novel can be found here: https://www.cswhorror.com/category...2024-03-021h 18HEMOPHOBIAHEMOPHOBIACamp Havenside – Thursday IIIt's not a demon.Content warnings for discussion of abuse within the family, NSFW scenes of oral sex, graphic and visceral possession, depiction of psychological destruction in misogynistic context, violence and mass panic, visceral gore in audio and narrative, and general horror.If you enjoy HEMOPHOBIA and want an extra episode every month, access to an exclusive Discord server, or even a mini-episode made based off of you / your nightmares, consider supporting the show on ⁠PATREON⁠, with subscriptions ranging from $1 to $15 a month. Linked here: ⁠http://patreon.com/cswhorror.All merch, including T-shirts, OSTs, and...2024-02-1541 minHEMOPHOBIAHEMOPHOBIACamp Havenside – Thursday IIt's not a demon.Content warnings for exploration of sexual shame and homophobia, visceral gore in audio and narrative, exploration of misogyny in the context of religion and psychological abuse, and general horror.If you enjoy HEMOPHOBIA and want an extra episode every month, access to an exclusive Discord server, or even a mini-episode made based off of you / your nightmares, consider supporting the show on ⁠PATREON⁠, with subscriptions ranging from $1 to $15 a month. Linked here: ⁠http://patreon.com/cswhorror.All merch, including T-shirts, OSTs, and the official Camp Havenside novel can be found her...2024-02-1555 minHEMOPHOBIAHEMOPHOBIACamp Havenside – Wednesday IIIDark am I, yet lovely.Content warnings for extremely NSFW depictions of sex with multiple partners, a psychedelic scene of unconsented sexual domination, highly blasphemous imagery, and general horror.If you enjoy HEMOPHOBIA and want an extra episode every month, access to an exclusive Discord server, or even a mini-episode made based off of you / your nightmares, consider supporting the show on ⁠PATREON⁠, with subscriptions ranging from $1 to $15 a month. Linked here: ⁠http://patreon.com/cswhorror.All merch, including T-shirts, OSTs, and the official Camp Havenside novel can be found here: https://www.cswhorror...2024-01-3138 minHEMOPHOBIAHEMOPHOBIACamp Havenside – Wednesday IIWoe to all on the day of my wrath.Content warnings for suggestive sexual content, extreme and graphic depictions of religious trauma and nervous breakdown, quotation of scripture involving murder, infanticide, and sexual assault, institutional psychological abuse, the mass public shaming of a child, allusions to suicidal ideation, and general horror.If you enjoy HEMOPHOBIA and want an extra episode every month, access to an exclusive Discord server, or even a mini-episode made based off of you / your nightmares, consider supporting the show on ⁠PATREON⁠, with subscriptions ranging from $1 to $15 a month. Linked here: ⁠http://patreon.c...2024-01-1754 minHEMOPHOBIAHEMOPHOBIACamp Havenside – Wednesday IGouge it out. Gouge it out. Gouge it out.Content warnings for religious trauma, dark sexuality, in-depth depictions and exploration of institutional and religious homophobia and conversion therapy, allusions to suicidal ideation, scenes of intense slut-shaming and psychological abuse on a minor, depictions of masturbation and sexual shame, misogynistic rhetoric, and general horror.If you enjoy HEMOPHOBIA and want an extra episode every month, access to an exclusive Discord server, or even a mini-episode made based off of you / your nightmares, consider supporting the show on ⁠PATREON⁠, with subscriptions ranging from $1 to $15 a month. Linked here: ...2024-01-031h 24HEMOPHOBIAHEMOPHOBIACamp Havenside – Tuesday IIIIf I should die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take.Content warnings for audible violence both in voice and sound effect, religious trauma, very NSFW sex scenes including those with religious figures, depiction of psychological and emotional abuse within the family, dark sexuality, and general horror.If you enjoy HEMOPHOBIA and want an extra episode every month, access to an exclusive Discord server, or even a mini-episode made based off of you / your nightmares, consider supporting the show on ⁠PATREON⁠, with subscriptions ranging from $1 to $15 a month. Linked here: ⁠http://patreon.c...2023-12-1256 minHEMOPHOBIAHEMOPHOBIACamp Havenside – Tuesday IINow I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep.Content warnings for audible violence both in voice and sound effect, religious trauma, and general horror.If you enjoy HEMOPHOBIA and want an extra episode every month, access to an exclusive Discord server, or even a mini-episode made based off of you / your nightmares, consider supporting the show on ⁠PATREON⁠, with subscriptions ranging from $1 to $15 a month. Linked here: ⁠http://patreon.com/cswhorror.All merch, including t-shirts, OSTs, and the official Camp Havenside novel can be found here: https://w...2023-12-1240 minHEMOPHOBIAHEMOPHOBIACamp Havenside – Tuesday IThe trees are walking.Content warnings for homophobia, intense slut-shaming rhetoric, multiple in-depth depictions of religious psychological abuse, allusions to sex, and general horror.If you enjoy HEMOPHOBIA and want an extra episode every month, access to an exclusive Discord server, or even a mini-episode made based off of you / your nightmares, consider supporting the show on ⁠PATREON⁠, with subscriptions ranging from $1 to $15 a month. Linked here: ⁠http://patreon.com/cswhorror.All merch, including t-shirts, OSTs, and the official Camp Havenside novel can be found here: https://www.cswhorror.com/category/all-productsEpisode...2023-11-281h 15HEMOPHOBIAHEMOPHOBIACamp Havenside – MondayOpen your hymnals.Content warnings for general horror.If you enjoy HEMOPHOBIA and want an extra episode every month, access to an exclusive Discord server, or even a mini-episode made based off of you / your nightmares, consider supporting the show on ⁠PATREON⁠, with subscriptions ranging from $1 to $15 a month. Linked here: ⁠http://patreon.com/cswhorror.All merch, including t-shirts, OSTs, and the official Camp Havenside novel can be found here: https://www.cswhorror.com/category/all-productsEpisode transcripts can be found here: https://www.cswhorror.com/episode-transcriptsCAST:Sam, an...2023-11-1358 minHEMOPHOBIAHEMOPHOBIACamp Havenside – SundayWhen peace like a river attendeth my way . . . Content warnings for general horror.If you enjoy HEMOPHOBIA and want an extra episode every month, access to an exclusive Discord server, or even a mini-episode made based off of you / your nightmares, consider supporting the show on ⁠PATREON⁠, with subscriptions ranging from $1 to $15 a month. Linked here: ⁠http://patreon.com/cswhorror.All merch, including t-shirts, OSTs, and the official Camp Havenside novel can be found here: https://www.cswhorror.com/category/all-productsEpisode transcripts can be found here: https://www.cswhorror.com/episode-t...2023-10-2948 minHEMOPHOBIAHEMOPHOBIATrailer: Camp HavensideIf you enjoy HEMOPHOBIA and want an extra episode every month, access to an exclusive Discord server, or even a mini-episode made based off of you / your nightmares, consider supporting the show on ⁠PATREON⁠, with subscriptions ranging from $1 to $15 a month. Linked here: ⁠http://patreon.com/cswhorror.All merch, including T-shirts, OSTs, and the official Camp Havenside novel can be found here: https://www.cswhorror.com/category/all-productsCAST:Sam, and the Blood: C. S. W.Grace, and the Word: Kayla TemshivShane: Mason AmadeusMolly Hurst: Brooke Je...2023-08-2004 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherMy 30 Favorite Books I Read My First Year of my ThirtiesLast June I turned 30, and I shared a personal episode on the podcats about the 30-things books have taught me in my life. In celebration of my birthday and turning 31, I'm sharing my personal favorite 30 books I've read this last year with all of you. Some of these books made me cry, some of them shocked me, and some gave me the spooks, but all of these books' characters, plots, and stories stuck about because they sank into my soul leaving me to feel that wild and beguile feeling of bewilderment. ---- A Secret History by...2022-06-1121 minThe Dermatology Digest Podcast ExclusivesThe Dermatology Digest Podcast ExclusivesTreating Facial Acanthosis NigricansDr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd discusses approaches for treating facial acanthosis nigricans in children and adults.2022-05-3008 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherHeiresses: The Stories of the Million Dollar LadiesWe're diving into the world of Heiressess, their haunting stories, and how the true (grim) fates of these women of means transformed fiction novels (as well as tv shows and movies).  Books Shared In Today's Episode: Currently Reading: The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams Heiresses: The Lives of Million Dollar Babies by Laura Thompson The Magnolia Palace By Fiona Davis The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo By Taylor Jenkins Reid The Grand Design: A Novel of Dorothy Draper By Joy Callaway 2022-05-3025 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherSummer 2022 Reading ListThe top five books I cannot wait to read this summer are filled with mystery, suspense, romance, feel-good vibes, and a little bit of justice-seeking power. I share with you the five books as well as their synopsis and why I'm so excited to pack these in my pool bag all summer long. Wolf Den by Elodie Harper The Hotel Nantucket by Elin Hilderbrand Horse, A Novel by Geraldine Brooks The Woman in the Library by Sulari Gentill Briefly, A Delicious Life by Nell Stevens 2022-05-1720 minThe Dermatology Digest Podcast ExclusivesThe Dermatology Digest Podcast ExclusivesClinical Clues for Differentiating Scarring AlopeciaDr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd shares tips for differentiating among the various types scarring alopecia.2022-05-1308 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherFiction on AuthorsEver wanted to dive deeper into the life of a beloved author? Ever wondered what they did behind closed doors? Well, today I'm sharing five incredible books (4 fiction, 1 non-fiction) on authors who have beguiled us over the years that will have you loving that author just a little bit more than you did before you started reading. Books in today's episode: + Hammnet by Maggie O'Farrell + The Mystery of Mrs. Christie by Heather Terelle + Z, A Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald by Theresa Anne Fowler + Orwells Roses by...2022-05-0226 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherBook Review: The One Hundred Years of Lenni and MargotToday I dive into the book that wrecked me (in all the best ways possible) by Marianne Cronin, The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot. This book was poignant and powerful reminding us of the importance and difference of what it means to live, to love, and to die. This book is a tear-jerker and fabulously written and I'm excited to share my little review on this remarkable book. ** Spoiler Alert, there are spoiler's throughout this episode Snag your own copy of today's book: The One...2022-04-1828 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherWhere To Get AudiobooksI am a huge supporter of audiobooks and have loved talking about my usage of them throughout this podcast and today I'm sharing where I get my audiobooks and all the pros and cons to these apps. So if you're looking to get more audiobooks this year, or even some new ways to get audiobooks, get yourself cozy because we're diving deep into it. Apps and Programs Mentioned In Episode - Audiblebooks.com - Chirp/Chirpbooks.com - Libby App Sign Up For The New Newsletter With Monthly Book...2022-04-0445 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherBonus Episode: Tolkien Reading DayMarch 25th is International Tolkien Reading Day and to celebrate, I'm sharing today's bonus episode with the history of this holiday, five easy ways to celebrate, and, for the first time ever, reading one of my favorite passages from, The Lord of the Rings, on the episode! So make yourself a nice cup of tea, or possibly a big glass of brandy, and get cozy in your own little Hobbit hole for today's bonus episode. Edition I Read From: The Lord of the Rings, Part One, The Fellowship of the Ring, by J.R.R...2022-03-2418 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherBook Review: The Sisters SweetThe debut novel by Elizabeth Weiss, The Sisters Sweet, just released November 2021 in the US, is a sensational and dazzling historical fiction full of layers, secrets, desires, and a human sense of self and life and I am so excited to be talking about this book today here on the podcast. Grab A Copy: - The Sisters Sweet; A Novel by Elizabeth Weiss • Please note that all rights of each of the books mentioned in this episode stay with their authors and respectable publishing houses. All opinions are my own. By...2022-03-2120 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherTBR Books About BooksHave you noticed the sensational trend going on in the literary world where there are more and more books coming out about books, libraries, bookstores, and authors/writers? From Elin Hilderbrand's newest novel last year, Golden Girl from the POV of an author to the stack of novels revolving around books, it's a big trend and I am here for it. This is why I've put together today's episode sharing 5 booms (plus some honorable mentions) where I share some of my favorites and TBR's of books on books. So snuggle up, and get your pen and paper...2022-03-0726 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherMost Borrowed Books in 21 vs. Most Anticipated Books in 22Today we dive into a compare and contrast of the most borrowed books in 2021 from the New York Public Libraries to nationwide the most borrowed books in 2021 in all public schools and public libraries and compare and contrast that with just a handful of the most anticipated book coming in 2022. All facts and research were paraphrased and pulled from: The Literary Hub (Most Borrowed Books) (Most Anticipated Books) Overdrive Barnes and Noble Books Mentioned in today's episode: + A School for Good...2022-02-2121 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherBook Review: Taste by Stanley TucciAfter falling in love with Stanley Tucci on screen as an actor, his IGTV episodes became a source of joy for me during the lockdown back in 2020 and 2021. After watching every episode of his show, "Searching for Italy" on CNN and HBO Max, I knew I had to read his book, Taste, My Life Through Food. This was one of the best memoirs I've ever read and because of the incredible recipes shared throughout the book, has earned itself a place on my cookbook shelf instead of a place in the library. This is why I am so ecstatic...2022-02-0723 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherThree Quick Easy Classic Reads To Read NowToday I'm sharing three easy and quick - Night by Elie Wiesel  - Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald - Animal Farm by Geroge Orwell All information on books mentioned that wasn't my own opinion was pulled from goodreads.com SIGN UP FOR THE NEWSLETTER COMING JANUARY 2022 • Please note that all rights of each of the books mentioned in this episode stay with their authors and respectable publishing houses. All opinions are my own. By purchasing a book from these, or any...2022-01-2519 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherMy Favorite Reading ToolsToday I'm sharing the top 6 tools I am using this year to help me be a better reader, engage with other readers more and stay on track for my reading goal. Below are links to all of the tools and apps mentioned in today's episode. - Rechargeable Reading Light - Battery Reading Light - Reading Journal - Reading Log by Everyday Reading - Good Reads (I've linked my profile so we can be friends!) - Book of the Month Club (get your first book...2022-01-1129 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherBonus Episode: 20 Years Of Potter Screen MagicGet ready my muggle friends for a special podcast episode celebrating twenty years of the Harry Potter movies and the beloved books that started it all! From fun facts to a trip down my own memory lane to share last week's Instagram polls you guys answered on all things Harry Potter, Including who really was "The Chosen One". This episode is not in relation or supported by HBO Max nor Warner Brothers or the author and publishing houses of the Harry Potter Series. All opinions shared on the episode are my own. Websites I...2022-01-0128 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherMy 2021 Reading ChallengeThe last year has gone by so quickly and yet so incredibly slow, and through it all, I've read so many amazing books. And a few not-so-good ones. And on today's episode, I'm sharing if I was able to complete my 2021 Reading Challenge, what I love (and not so love) about reading challenges, and end the whole thing with a fun little challenge for you! So grab a cup of coffee, or hey, a glass of wine, and listen to today's episode. • Please note that all rights of each of the books mentioned in th...2021-12-2821 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherIf You Liked "The Paper Palace" by Miranda C. HellerIf you've read Miranda C. Heller's most recent book, The Paper Palace, and as soon as you finished it, wanted to pick it back up and read it again... here are five books that continue the same vibe and feel of Heller's fictional world.  • Please note that all rights of each of the books mentioned in this episode stay with their authors and respectable publishing houses. All opinions are my own. By purchasing a book from these, or any other links on my podcast episodes or show notes, I will be making a small affiliate profit which hel...2021-12-1418 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherVan Gogh InspiredInspired by art, art history, and the beloved Vincent Van Gogh, as a past art student and forever lifelong artist, I wanted to share some of my favorite Van Gogh-inspired or influenced books and movies to bring more than Starry Skies and Sunflowers into your life. If you're a long-time fan of Van Gogh or a recent lover of the peculiar artist, you are welcome here. So pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee, and be inspired by the artist who has stollen the hearts of so many over the years. • Please no...2021-11-3020 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherA Gothic TaleToday we're talking all things goth novel. What makes a novel a gothic novel, what are some of the classic gothic novels, and three modern takes on gothic novels that I've read and LOVED! So get cozy, and get ready for some moody winter reads that are anything but holiday cheer. Books Mentioned In Today's Episode: - The Astonishing Life of August March by Aaron Jackson - The Death of Jane Lawrence by Caitlin Starling - Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia - Melmoth by Sarah Perry • Please note th...2021-11-1621 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherEmma vs. EmmaToday I'm sitting down to share with you all of my thoughts on the recent 2020 adaption of Emma directed by Autumn de Wilde and compare it with the infamous Jane Austen novel. From what I thought of how the adoption played with the 1995 adaption, Cluessles, what I found most hilarious about Mr. Knitghtly to the small hints of Austen's novel hidden throughout, we're diving into Austen's world. • Please note that all rights of each of the books mentioned in this episode stay with their authors and respectable publishing houses. All opinions are my own. By purchasing a bo...2021-11-0127 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with Heather2021 Summer TBR FailsEvery summer, I compile a list of books to read. Sometimes their classics I've missed out on, or want to revisit. Sometimes their brand spanking new, just published that year, but ultimately it's always a list of 15-20 books I'm dying to read while I lounge at the pool, by a lake while my family goes fishing, or on an airplane as I hope from one corner of the world to the next. My list for 2021 was filled with almost 20-books I was dying to read, but in the wake of 2020, my summer didn't provide ample reading...2021-10-1816 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherIf You Loved Donna Tartt's, A Secret History...If you read A Secret History by Donna Tartt and found yourself wanting more...look (or listen!) no further, because here are six more books to get you through! ------ - If We Were Villains by M.L. Rio - Black Chalk by Christopher Yate - The Magic Circle by Jenny Davidson - The Guest List by Lucy Foley - The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake ------ • Please note that all rights of each of the books mentioned in this episode stay with th...2021-10-0422 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherCozy Season TBRTis' the season for knitted socks, pulling out the beanies and curling up in a cozy nook reading all the books. And where you may be tempted to finish reading your summer tbr pile you didn't finish...I'm here to tempt you with the six books you should be reading.  * for full effect, read these books by a crackling fire (or a candle) with a cozy drink in hand! =) - A Secret History by Donna Tartt - Little Women by Louisa May Allcott - The Great Alone by Kirsten Hannah 2021-09-1310 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherSpooky Season TBRSpooky season is upon us and with that, a slew of "keep you on the edge of your seats" books are in order. Here are 6 of my topmost recommended books to add to your TBR pile this autumn. - Melmoth by Sarah Perry  - Mexican Gothic by Del Rey - The Secret Window by Steven King - The Guest List by Lucey Foley - The Harpy by Megan Hunter - The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde • Please note that all rights of each of...2021-09-0615 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherWe're Back For Season Two!We're back for Season Two of Coffee with Heather; a place for all of my bookishly obsessed friends. Learn what's been happening this summer, what's coming to the podcast this season, and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heather-s-woolery/support2021-09-0218 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherNaturalist Genre Must Read BooksRecently I've found myself in a "makeshift" genre of naturalism, connected to the earth, the environment, wildlife, and the beauty of the natural world and after reading close to a dozen books out of this "genre" I wanted to share this list of books with you. As our final episode of season one and into summer, we're diving into this fun genre. So grab a glass of wine, curl up on the patio, and let's get that summer book list growing! • Please note that all rights of each of th...2021-06-2219 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherThe 30 Things I've Learned From Books In 30 YearsToday is my 30th birthday, and I thought it is super fun to release an extra podcast episode this month and share the 30 things I've learned in the last 30 years from books. It's a quick episode, but a personal one and one I am so excited to share with all of you.  • Please note that all rights of each of the books mentioned in this episode stay with their authors and respectable publishing houses. All opinions are my own. By purchasing a book from these, or any other links on my podcast episodes or sho...2021-06-1113 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherStories In The WallsHave you ever listened to an audiobook while painting, doing a house project, or on a road trip and then months...even years later...remember that book by simply looking at the wall you painted or thinking about that particular road trip? Your not alone, today's episode I'm sharing four times this happened to me and opening up the floor to dive into this more within our book community. So get cozy, grab a drink and let's dive into the stories in the walls. • Please note that all rights of each of the books me...2021-06-0116 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherMy Favorite Books of 2021 - Thus FarSummer is upon us, which means that we are halfway through 2021 already (SAY WHAAA?) and I'm bringing you today my top 6 books I've read this year in no order and completely unscripted. Just me, a cup of coffee, a rabbit, and 6-books. • Please note that all rights of each of the books mentioned in this episode stay with their authors and respectable publishing houses. All opinions are my own. By purchasing a book from these, or any other links on my podcast episodes or show notes, I will be making a small affiliate profit wh...2021-05-2530 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherAudiobooks; Are They Reading?Audiobooks, are they considered reading? Well, I say YES, they are. And today's episode is diving into some of my favorite recent audiobooks, sharing some great platforms to get your audiobooks, and starting a new "series" within the podcast where I share some of my favorite audiobooks every few months to keep your soul (and ears) happy. • Please note that all rights of each of the books mentioned in this episode stay with their authors and respectable publishing houses. All opinions are my own. By purchasing a book from these, or any other links on...2021-04-2723 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherI Need A BreakEver feel like you just need a break from reading but then you hop on social media, go to a book club or talk with a fellow book reader friend and feel guilty or as you failed? You are not alone. Today we're going a little off-script to just talk as friends about the need to talk about book breaks and giving ourselves space to digest a recent good read, to heal a bad book spell, or just to handle life. In this sequel to "How To Read More" we're going to backtrack and get to the...2021-04-1325 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherThree Tips On How To Read More As A ParentOkay, even if your NOT a parent this episode answers the number one question I get DMed on Instagram..."How do you read so much when you're a busy mama?" Well, grab your coffee (or your wine) and listen up because I'm going to share with you the TOP THREE WAYS on how I went from a busy body reading no more than 10-books a year to over 100-books a year (all while still being crazy busy!) These are SIMPLE and CHEAP (if not FREE) way's to get more books in your life no matter how busy you are.2021-03-3025 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherHamnet Book ReviewI couldn't be more excited about a book review as I am to talk about Maggie O'Farrell's newest book, Hamnet. Published July 2020 this book is the most outstanding fictional take on Shakespear and his life that I have read in years, if not ever. This book is so utterly real and raw, sucking in its reader right into the 15 Hundreds and making them feel every honest emotion, fear, and love of the characters. NOTE: There are spoilers in this episode though I stop myself before discussing the ending to leave that as a glorious nugget of gold...2021-03-1625 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherBook Haul No. 1At the end of the month (or every other end of the month) I purchase every book I absolutely loved listening to via audiobook to add to my own little library at home. Today's episode is the first "Book Haul" episode on the podcast where I share a stack of books I recently purchased after loving their audiobook renditions (and three newest books to my library I haven't read yet!) If you're into some quick book synopsis and review and book recommendations then definitely take a listen to today's episode - it for sure won't disappoint. 2021-03-0229 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherWhy I Pick Up A Book: My Top 5 ReasonsWhy is it when you go into a bookstore you have tendencies to pick up one book, but not the other? I'm diving in today after noticing my top 5-reasons why I'll pick up a book after a trip to a bookstore over the weekend. Can you guess what they are? Do you have similar reasons for why you'll pick up a book? Grab a good cup of coffee and snuggle up, and get ready for today's episode on Why I Pick Up A Book. --Please Note all rights of each of these books...2021-02-1623 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherCircus Themed Books You've Got To ReadWhat's more magical than going to the circus? Not very much. And towards the end of 2020, I picked up two wildly different circus-themed books that I could not put down. The Night Circus by Erin Morgensten and Water For Elephants by Sarah Gruen. Both transfixed beautifully; The Night Circus read like Lewis Carroll's casual everyday description of magic (also narrated by the ever magical Jim Dale) all while Water For Elephants was heart-wrenchingly good touching the soul in a way I haven't felt from a book in so long. Yes, there are spoilers in this quick review...2021-02-0226 minPositively GamPositively GamGlow up: Skincare 101 w/ Dr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd & Dr. Alicia BarbaGam is FINALLY dropping her skincare routine and it's all about embracing your beauty as you age! From what moisturizer & serums to use, how to get rid of those moles on your face, and protecting your skin from the sun. Guests Info: Instagram: @drheathermd & @barbabeautyDr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd Beauty Line is called Specific Beauty https://www.specificbeauty.com/Listening to the show on Apple Podcasts? Please be sure to rate and review Positively Gam. Instagram: https://w...2021-01-2733 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherBook Review: The Dutch House by Ann PatchettToday's episode is a quick review on the comforting and whimsical read, The Dutch House, by author Ann Patchett and the audiobook read by the marvelous Tom Hanks...which is the whole original story as to why I chose this book. I grew up with Tom Hanks being the voice of my childhood and I was so excited to listen to a book read by him. And frick, am I glad that I did. This book is every bit relatable as it is comforting and it was the perfect first book to listen to going into the New Year.2021-01-2617 minThe Dermatology Digest Podcast ExclusivesThe Dermatology Digest Podcast Exclusives6 Evidence-based Lessons in Lifestyle MedicineHeather Woolery-Lloyd, MD, a board-certified dermatologist and a member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, discusses the six lifestyle interventions to treat age-related and chronic dermatologic diseases—and provides their evidence bases. 2021-01-2226 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherThree Books I Couldn't FinishHave you ever bought, rented, or borrowed a book and could not wait to read it; but there came a point where you just couldn't finish it for whatever reason? The first time I remember this happening to me was back in high school when I was taking AP English and we had to read "Little Big Man" - let's just say to pass I totally spark noted that book. Well, on today's episode I come clean about three books I'd been raving about and so stoked to read recently - and simply could not get through.2021-01-1920 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherHoliday Reads: Books You Should Be Reading This Holiday SeasonTired of tinsel and Santa and 8-tiny reindeer but still want to read something for the holiday season? I've got you friend. In this episode, I share with you my top books to be reading during the holidays (and winter months) that have nothing to do with that Jolly ol' man in a red suit and white beard but still puts you in that whimsical mood of winter and still kindling the magic of Christmas time. Books Shared In This Episode: - Harry Potter Series by JK Rowling - Snow Child by...2020-12-0712 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherTen Thoughts While Reading The Lies That Bind by Emily GiffinAfter a horrible break up, Cecily Gardner finds herself in an NYC bar drinking her emotions away when she meets a man and they fall in love...(heard this story before? Yeah, me too) But here's the plot twist, after a whirlwind romance, Grant goes missing in the chaos of 9/11 and Cecily is bound and determined to get to the bottom of the story when she finds a "Missing Person Poster" with Grants face on it from his wife! Here are my 10-thoughts while reading Emily Giffin's "The Lies that Bind". * Disclaimer there are spoilers in this...2020-12-0421 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherBookish Pet PeevesFrom losing your place in the book, to dog eared pages, to reprint edition covers gone wrong, this episode is all about us diving into the things that drive us bookish folks MAD! After I ran a poll on the Coffee with Heather Instagram a couple of weeks ago, asking you all what some of your worst and maddening pet peeves were when it came to reading and books, I sat down and shared the whole list right here on this episode of Coffee With Heather. Please note that all rights of each of...2020-11-1618 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherDark and Light Academia: Books, Podcasts and MoviesDark Academia Book List Books: - The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath - Melmoth by Sarah Perry - Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen - The Reader by Bernhard Schlink - In Cold Blood by Capote - We Were Villans by M. L. Rio - The Secret History by Donna Tartt --------------------------------------- Light Academia List  Books: - Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett - Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen - Emma b...2020-11-0940 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherStaff Pick Book FindsI recently went on a trip to the coast and was yet again, sucked into the "Staff Pick" section of the one and only bookstore I wandered into while on vacation. I could have browsed for hours, reading each and every little review on each of the books, but as I was only allowed a 30-minute slot to meander around the book store (gee, thanks COVID!) I browsed as quickly as I could and still came away with some amazing finds (including one not book but must bookish have!) Listen to today's episode on my Staff Pick...2020-10-2918 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherSpooky Season ReadsIt is officially spooky season, cozy season, Hygge season and that means optimal reading season. In episode four, I share with you my top six books you should be reading this season. All a little spooky, and a little mysterious but none horrifying and all absolutely delicious. Books highlighted in today's episode include: - Melmoth by Sarah Perry - Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson - The Witch's Kind by Louisa Morgan - Wicked by Gregory Maguire - Midnight Sun by Stephanie Meyer 2020-10-2220 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherBook Review: Summer of '69 by Elin HilderbrandWe're diving in today into one of the first books I read this summer; Elin Hilderbrand's Summer of '69 published by Little Brown. This book was such a good book to kick off the summer; with a hint of historical fiction as the book is based during the Vietnam War, and a whole lot of realness and humanness in each of the characters. It was a light and easy read with enough plot twists to keep you wanting more all while each characters struggles and hurdles made them oh so relatable. Find out all the things I...2020-08-1714 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherTop Four Audiobooks This SummerLooking for the best audiobooks for summer road trips? Look no further; because in today's episode; I'm bringing you the TOP FOUR AUDIOBOOKS YOU NEED TO LISTEN TO! Up until the summer of 2019, I refused to listen to audiobooks or download any sort of digital copy of books because I believed that the only way to enjoy a book was when you had a hard copy in your hands with the smell of paper and margins to write in. But after getting bored of podcasts and music, I finally caved and in the last year; I've quickly...2020-08-1016 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with Heather"These Books Broke My Heart"; Top 6 Recommended WW2 BooksOkay, okay, I get that this topic may seem down and dreary for some summer reads, but hear me out. Growing up in the home of a parent who immigrated here to the US from Germany, with grandparents who grew up during WW2 in Germany, I've always been drawn to stories about this time in history. And, with everything going on in the world, maybe one of the best things we can do is to look back and learn from history instead of removing and trying to forget (or worse deny) that it ever happened. In today's...2020-07-3021 minCoffee with HeatherCoffee with HeatherThe Impulsive Book Buyers Club Podcast Intro EpisodeFor all the book lovers, impulsive book buyers and dreamers of the perfect book nooks around the world, my name is Heather and I'm bringing you weekly book reviews, literary world news, rants, and tangents about all things books and a cozy space for your bookish soul to curl up with a cup of coffee or glass of wine and feel at home. Today's episode is the intro episode *eeek* where I introduce myself and the podcast and share will you a little bit about myself, who I am, why I'm doing this podcast and what you...2020-06-2907 minThe GLŌ Getter PodcastThe GLŌ Getter PodcastIs your black-owned skincare sabotaging your skincare goals?Buy black, but could buying black be hurting your skin? In this episode I'll be exploring some of the issues in popular skincare brands and what you an do about it. In addition, find out what black-owned brands are the real deal and where you can purchase them. Black-owned or Black focused brands Specific Beauty,  by Dr Heather Woolery-Lloyd https://www.specificbeauty.com Urban Skin Rx, by Rachel Roff & Dr. David Henderson https://www.urbanskinrx.com Global Skin Solutions, by Esthetician Pamela Springer http://globalskin-solutions.com Skin by Mamie, by Mamie McDonald http://www...2019-08-2922 minMichel MattersMichel MattersEpisode 40 | Buy The Block Feat. JohnnyWelcome Back! On Episode 40 of the Michel Matters Podcast we do a quick recap of the last two weeks before we dive into our Current Matter where we discuss Jay-Z reaching his billionaire status. From there we go into this episode's Michel Matter where we interviewed a family friend Johnny Jean Pierre. Johnny comes on and discusses his entrepreneurship and the diversity of his investments. He also delves into some real estate topics and how he got started. We also answered one listener matter question and ended with our new Business Spotlight - Dr. Heather Wollery Lloyd Dr. Heather...2019-07-291h 39Charmed Knits PodcastCharmed Knits PodcastEpisode 23 - Lady PocketsWorks in progress Jenny zigzagular socks by prairie girl susie Fangtastic socks by Wendy Gaal Master Knittter swatch (Mentioned Arenda Holladay) Weezie Pinwheel Blanket by Kelly van Niekerk (Name droppers say... Knitmore Girls, Down Cellar Studio, Yarniacs) Cait Midori test knit socks for Linda Lehman in Lorna's Laces Shepherd Sock Dodson Socks test knit by Caitlin Griffin in Madelinetosh Tosh Sock Ecliptic by Hunter Hammersen in Knit Picks City Tweed DK Plotting & Scheming Jenny super secret shawl project Ta da!! Jenny Ginny's Cardigan by Ma...2018-09-0500 min