Yvette Nicole Brown on Faith in Politics, Women's Healthcare and Caring for Loved Ones

As the presidential election season intensifies, familiar voices are stepping up to share their views, and today’s guest, Emmy-nominated actress Yvette Nicole Brown, is no exception. Yvette is a long-time advocate for voter education, union rights, and caregivers. In this episode, she opens up about how her faith shapes her political views, her career, and everything else in her life. She also shares in great detail her personal journey as a caregiver for her father.
Best known for her role as Shirley Bennett on NBC's Community, Brown has also appeared in Act Your Age, Inside Out 2, and Always a Bridesmaid (which she also wrote). In addition, she is the host of Squeezed, a podcast focused on caregiving. Tune in for an engaging discussion on faith, politics, and the importance of speaking up.
Yvette’s social media and podcast information:
Instagram: @yvettenicolebrown
Facebook: / yvettenicolebrown
X (Tiwtter): @YNB
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[@dellesings]

I LOVE Dr. Bernard's podcasts!❤

[@norenemanning4686]

Wow! 🎉 loved this talk. Pastor you always share such depth in your teachings. Yvette, u have inspired me so much. TY ❤

[@bobbywilsonfunfaithfamilymusic]

Shalom, WAKE THAT MND UP! Pastor Bernard, thanks for sharing this conversation with Yvette Nicole Brown. Her perspective, knowledge and fact checking on Faith in Politics is spot on.

[@monicamitchell7072]

Beautifully put "Child vs Care Giver" for every child who recognized their limitations in caring for their loved ones.

[@lillianjenkins3949]

I loved this just what I needed to hear, good question, has helped me, wow she was wonderful ❤

[@karlinwilliamson9329]

Thank you for sharing this podcast. I don't want that version of government either.

[@jameslahunt]

WOW!!! Learned a lot Here I’m Glad I Responded “Pastor A R Bernard & Loved Hearing You Too “Yvette Nicole Brown…GoodNight🌌 JimmyJamesNYC🍎🗽

[@Sandra-nb4lp]

Amazing woman❤❤❤🙏🙏

[@kathybingham9940]

Didn’t Jesus say “what you do to the least of these…” How do you justify the genocide in Palestine? And by the war, isn’t Jesus a Palestinian Jew?