Andre Wallace's guest appearances

Andre Wallace

M1llennial

Graft

The Single Well with Dr. Milah

Larry Sharpe

Bill O'Reilly

Lee Zeldin

Joe Borelli

Brad Schwartz

David Lombardo

Michael Weinstock

Bronson Dant

Byron Brown

Ed Cox

Kieran Lalor

Ken Lovett

Tom Suozzi

Craig Burnett

Randy Koniowka

OwlTail

What do you do when your life and health change in an instant?  In this highly-anticipated episode (part 2 of a 2-part series), my friend Andre Wallace shares his journey with kidney failure, and the many lessons he learned along the way.  He walked diligently with God on some of his darkest days, while also actively transforming his health.  The transparency and eloquence he lends to his journey will surely touch hearts and change lives.African Americans constitute more than 35% of all patients in the U.S. receiving dialysis for kidney failure, but only represent 13.2% of the overall U.S. population. (www.kidney.org)Simply, there is not enough outrage over the danger posed to the health of Blacks, especially Black men, by chronic disease.  While there are a multitude of complex factors at play, the fact remains that Black men are dying at an alarming rate from the complications of diabetes and high blood pressure.  Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), or kidney failure, is often the result of years of uncontrolled blood pressure and/or diabetes.  (Though there are other causes, these are the most common, by far.) When it starts, much like high blood pressure, it is largely silent.  Our bodies are very resilient and will maintain our kidney function, the filtration system for the blood, at all costs.  Accordingly, many people with kidney disease do not have severe (or recognizable) symptoms until it is very advanced and they are in need of dialysis.  About Dre:Andre Wallace is a man of God, a father of 3 and a mentor to many.  He is a barber instructor at the Ohio State Barber College and Cosmetology.  He is a gifted artist and vocalist, who also aspires to explore filmmaking and podcasting.  Follow Dre on:IG: @drecassoartFollow Pivot &amp; Bloom on:FB: Pivot &amp; BloomIG: @pivotandbloompodcasthttps://pivotandbloom.buzzsprout.com

What do you do when your life and health change in an instant?  In this highly-anticipated episode (part 2 of a 2-part series), my friend Andre Wallace shares his journey with kidney failure, and the many lessons he learned along the way.  He walked diligently with God on some of his darkest days, while also actively transforming his health.  The transparency and eloquence he lends to his journey will surely touch hearts and change lives. African Americans constitute more than 35% of all patients in the U.S. receiving dialysis for kidney failure, but only represent 13.2% of the overall U.S. population. (<a href="http://www.kidney.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.kidney.org</a>)Simply, there is not enough outrage over the danger posed to the health of Blacks, especially Black men, by chronic disease.  While there are a multitude of complex factors at play, the fact remains that Black men are dying at an alarming rate from the complications of diabetes and high blood pressure.  Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), or kidney failure, is often the result of years of uncontrolled blood pressure and/or diabetes.  (Though there are other causes, these are the most common, by far.) When it starts, much like high blood pressure, it is largely silent.  Our bodies are very resilient and will maintain our kidney function, the filtration system for the blood, at all costs.  Accordingly, many people with kidney disease do not have severe (or recognizable) symptoms until it is very advanced and they are in need of dialysis.  About Dre: Andre Wallace is a man of God, a father of 3 and a mentor to many.  He is a barber instructor at the Ohio State Barber College and Cosmetology.  He is a gifted artist and vocalist, who also aspires to explore filmmaking and podcasting.  Follow Dre on: IG: @drecassoart Follow Pivot &amp; Bloom on: FB: Pivot &amp; Bloom IG: @pivotandbloompodcast <a href="https://pivotandbloom.buzzsprout.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://pivotandbloom.buzzsprout.com</a>

Triumph Through Tumult with Andre Wallace

This episode is Part 1 of a 2-part series where I have a very transparent conversation with my friend, Andre Wallace ("Dre"), about many of the pillars of wellness and how they have manifested in his life.  I encourage you to  tune in to hear his unique perspective on spirituality, education,  fatherhood, and mental health in the Black community.   In Part 2, we will focus on his health journey.About Dre:Andre Wallace is a man of God, a father of 3 and a mentor to many.  He is a barber instructor at the Ohio State Barber College and Cosmetology.  He is a gifted artist and vocalist, who also aspires to explore filmmaking and podcasting.  Follow Dre on:IG: @drecassoartFollow Pivot &amp; Bloom on:FB: Pivot &amp; BloomIG: @pivotandbloompodcasthttps://pivotandbloom.buzzsprout.comNOTE: There were minor connectivity issues during the recording, so please pardon any glitches in sound quality.  The content was just too great not to share.   🤗

This episode is Part 1 of a 2-part series where I have a very transparent conversation with my friend, Andre Wallace ("Dre"), about many of the pillars of wellness and how they have manifested in his life.  I encourage you to  tune in to hear his unique perspective on spirituality, education,  fatherhood, and mental health in the Black community.   In Part 2, we will focus on his health journey. About Dre: Andre Wallace is a man of God, a father of 3 and a mentor to many.  He is a barber instructor at the Ohio State Barber College and Cosmetology.  He is a gifted artist and vocalist, who also aspires to explore filmmaking and podcasting.  Follow Dre on: IG: @drecassoart Follow Pivot &amp; Bloom on: FB: Pivot &amp; Bloom IG: @pivotandbloompodcast <a href="https://pivotandbloom.buzzsprout.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://pivotandbloom.buzzsprout.com</a> NOTE: There were minor connectivity issues during the recording, so please pardon any glitches in sound quality.  The content was just too great not to share.   🤗

Authenticity, Identity and Self-Love with Andre Wallace

If you remember our July 15 episode, The Supernumerary Mayors of Mount Vernon, you know that city just north of NYC was experiencing a remarkable power struggle between two men, Richard Thomas and Andre Wallace, both of whom claimed to be mayor. Department heads, city employees, and citizens didn't know quite what to make of it. At one point, the newly appointed (though naturally contested) chief of police was arrested when he arrived for work. After a few weeks, a judge's ruling seemed to quell the crisis. And then it got suddenly worse. Today, actual mayor Andre Wallace joins us to discuss. To subscribe or to contact the show, visit us at graftpodcast.com, email graftpodcast@gmail.com, or call (646) 450-4060. Theme Music by Jay Lifton (www.jaylifton.com)

If you remember our July 15 episode, <a href="https://www.graftpodcast.com/e/mtvernon/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Supernumerary Mayors of Mount Vernon</a>, you know that city just north of NYC was experiencing a remarkable power struggle between two men, Richard Thomas and Andre Wallace, both of whom claimed to be mayor. Department heads, city employees, and citizens didn't know quite what to make of it. At one point, the newly appointed (though naturally contested) chief of police was arrested when he arrived for work. After a few weeks, a judge's ruling seemed to quell the crisis. And then it got suddenly worse. Today, actual mayor Andre Wallace joins us to discuss. To subscribe or to contact the show, visit us at <a href="http://graftpodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">graftpodcast.com</a>, email graftpodcast@gmail.com, or call (646) 450-4060. Theme Music by Jay Lifton (<a href="http://www.jaylifton.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.jaylifton.com</a>)

Anyone Left In Mount Vernon Who Isn't Mayor? (with Mayor Andre Wallace)