Episode 3

In this powerful and deeply compassionate episode, Dr. Holda speaks to one of the most difficult and urgent conversations of our time: the collapse of trust between women and the medical system — and the tragic rise of movements that promise sovereignty at the expense of safety.

Sparked by The Guardian's investigation into the Free Birth Society, this episode explores the heartbreaking stories of preventable loss, the emotional scars of medical trauma, and the spiritual hunger that led so many toward unassisted birth. With tenderness and truth, Dr. Holda holds space for the grief, the outrage, and the understanding that coexist in the wake of these tragedies.

But this episode is not about division — it's about restoration.

Dr. Holda introduces The Therapeutic Delivery of Healthcare Model, her signature framework that merges science, intuition, trauma-informed care, and spiritual honoring into a new paradigm of healing. She invites listeners into a vision of medicine where human connection, emotional intelligence, and clinical excellence stand side-by-side — a vision urgently needed in an age shaped by AI, burnout, and widening mistrust.

Episode 2

In this enlightening conversation, Dr. Holda and Sara D. Morell explore the themes of identity, purpose, and the divine guidance that shapes our lives. They discuss the awakening of feminine energy, the importance of hearing God's voice, and the transformative journey of embracing one's true self.

The dialogue emphasizes the significance of community, leadership, and the unique role women play in the new earth paradigm, advocating for a shift from traditional masculine power to a more nurturing and collaborative approach.

Episode 1

From Chevalier to Hidden Figures to Wakanda, the world celebrates Black people only when we are extraordinary — when we perform at superhuman levels. But beneath the applause sits a painful truth: we are often unseen, unheard, and undervalued unless we're exceptional.

In this opening episode of Voices of the New Earth, Dr. Holda uncovers the deep trauma hidden inside the "Black Superhuman" myth and how it has shaped generations. She explores how history trained the world to recognize Black brilliance only under impossible conditions, and how that expectation has robbed us of softness, rest, vulnerability, and the right to simply be human.

This episode is an invitation to dismantle the myth, reclaim our full humanity, and remember that we matter not because we perform, excel, or endure — but because we exist.