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Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Stories to Create Podcast, where we share journeys of resilience, purpose, and real-world impact. I’m your host, Cornell Bunting, and today I have the privilege of sitting down with Dr. Eeka Marshall—a renowned Obstetrician and Gynecologist who has devoted her career to advancing women’s health and empowering communities.

In this episode, Dr. Marshall opens up about her path to medicine, the obstacles she’s overcome, and her unwavering commitment to supporting the health and well-being of women, especially those in underserved areas. Her story is a powerful example of perseverance and service, and it beautifully reflects the mission of EHAS Inc.—my nonprofit organization dedicated to uplifting youth and transforming lives through storytelling.

Together, we’ll explore the roots of Dr. Marshall’s passion for healthcare and the moments that inspired her to pursue obstetrics and gynecology. We’ll talk about the challenges she faced on her journey to becoming a doctor, and how her resilience can motivate young listeners—especially those from underprivileged backgrounds.

We’ll also dive into crucial topics around health education and awareness:

• What should young women and men understand about reproductive health?
• What myths and misconceptions exist around women’s health, and how can we address them?
• How can parents and educators better support teens as they learn about their bodies and make important health choices?

Dr. Marshall will also help us shine a light on healthcare disparities in underserved communities, offering insight into what can be done to close those gaps. We’ll discuss the role nonprofits and community leaders, like those of us at EHAS Inc., can play in collaborating with medical professionals to bring about meaningful change.

Mental and emotional health are also on the table, as Dr. Marshall shares how she supports mothers and young women holistically in her practice.

Finally, for our young listeners who dream of careers in medicine, Dr. Marshall will share practical advice and encouragement, along with her hopes for the future of women’s health in the coming decade.

If you’re inspired by this conversation and want to support our work uplifting underprivileged youth in Southwest Florida, please visit www.ehasinc.org.

Let’s dive in and discover how every story has the power to uplift and transform!

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In this special episode of the Stories to Create podcast, host Cornell Bunting sits down with two incredible sponsors of the upcoming Y.E.S. Pickleball Tournament, happening Friday, June 13th at Sports Challenge America.

Tune in as Cornell talks with Anna Landolac, founder of Landolac Design, about the importance of supporting youth programs through creativity, design, and community impact. Then hear from Renato Arriaza of SWTHZ, who shares why he's bringing his Cold Plunge Challenge to the event—and what attendees can expect from this mind-and-body experience.

From home transformations to cold-water resilience, this episode dives into the heart of why local businesses are stepping up to serve and inspire.

🎧 Don’t miss this behind-the-scenes look at the passion and purpose behind Y.E.S.!

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In this engaging and thought-provoking episode of Stories to Create, host Cornell Bunting sits down with the insightful Christina Guerra for a powerful conversation that unpacks the complexities of modern young life and relationships. In a first for the show, Cornell also brings in a special live phone call with his longtime Jamaican friend living on the East Coast, David Harrison adding an authentic cross-cultural perspective to the mix.

Together, they explore the evolving meaning of dating in 2025, navigating situationships, the impact of social media on love, and whether traditional gender roles still hold any weight. They also dive deep into the emotional and practical sides of modern romance:

How do today’s young people define intimacy and set boundaries?
Should you find financial stability before falling in love—or grow through struggles together?
Is ghosting just a part of dating now, or is it still just wrong?

With honest reflections, laughs, and even a few cringe-worthy dating stories, this episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about how love and connection are transforming for a new generation.

Tune in to hear:

• The top 3 qualities young people now look for in a partner
• If "the one" still exists—or if that’s just rom-com fiction
• The pressure around physical intimacy in today’s culture
• How friendships and online influencers can impact your love life
• Real talk on whether you can outgrow a good relationship

Plus, don’t miss the fun wrap-up with the worst dating advice they’ve ever heard, and how Cornell would sum up modern love in a meme.

Listen now and join the conversation that every young person needs to hear.

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