Essence of Herbalism ft. Shamika Miller – A Dope Public Health Podcast

Welcome to another enlightening episode of A DOPE Public Health Podcast! Join your host Demonte, as he sits down with the remarkable Shamika 'Essence' Miller, CEO of UnEarthed Botanicals. In this captivating conversation, delve into Miller's inspiring journey into the world of herbalism and holistic health. Discover why Miller believes that plants are our oldest ancestors and the profound wisdom they hold for our well-being. As the founder of Love What Grandma Said, she brings forth the invaluable teachings passed down through generations. Moreover, Miller's expertise extends beyond herbalism, as she serves as a holistic fertility and postpartum doula, along with being a naturopathic clinician. Prepare to be inspired as she shares insights on nurturing harmony between humanity and the healing powers of Mama Earth. Don't miss out on this empowering episode with the Stewardess of Mama Earth herself, Shamika 'Essence' Miller! Tune in now to enrich your understanding of holistic health and herbal wisdom.
  1. Essence of Herbalism ft. Shamika Miller
  2. Do The Right Thing ft. Winston W. Wright, MPH
  3. Pardon Me ft. Joshua Johnson
  4. Power of Change ft. Shareela Allen, LCSW & Natasha Thomas, LMFT
  5. Real Talk & Real Estate ft. Larry McKenzie
  6. Triumph ft. Kenneth Biami
  7. So Says Mr. Thunder ft. Ramsey Thunder
  8. Duty Hours ft. C-Red
  9. Keep Going ft. Marina
  10. Do Your Research ft. Dr. K

Demonte Dismuke is a public health practitioner residing in Milwaukee, where he has lived most of his life. He is the creator and host of A Dope Public Health Podcast, which centers around advocacy for health equity of Black and Brown people with a twist of hip-hop.

Demonte credits the Dismuke village lead by his maternal grandparents Peavy & Fatrice Dismuke, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Dr. Maya Angelou for helping him find his passion for community service and public health. 

Demonte holds a bachelor’s degree in human services management from Cardinal Stritch University and has studied clinical mental health and public health at the graduate level.