Media & Teachings
From podcasts to panel discussions, I love helping audiences understand what it really takes to enhance Black women’s health.
Whether I’m speaking at an in-person event or on a podcast, I genuinely enjoy talking about health equity, culturally grounded nutrition, and the systems that shape our wellness.
Speaking Topics
Here are a few topics I’m especially fired up about right now:
The Backlash Against DEI and Why It’s a Direct Threat to Health Equity
Let’s talk about what’s really happening, who it harms, and why ignoring it isn’t an option.
Quantifying Inequity: The Real Impact of Healthcare Disparities
We must understand facts, data, and lived experience because the cost of inequity isn’t abstract, but measurable.
From Ancestors to Algorithms: Black Women & Digital Health Literacy
Our health has always lived at the intersection of tradition and technology and now the stakes are even higher.
Request an Interview
I’m available for podcast interviews, member trainings, and virtual workshops. Feel free to send me a DM, and let’s discuss the details.
As Heard On
Intuitive Eating & Emotional Relationships with Food
The Lunar Body Podcast – “Overcoming Intuitive Eating Roadblocks With Tomesha Campbell”
Where I break down common intuitive eating challenges and guide you in navigating them without guilt or perfectionism.
Phoenix Helix Podcast – “Emotional Eating & Autoimmune Disease”
I share my personal and professional insights on emotional eating in the context of chronic illness.
Enneagram & Personalized Nutrition
Enneagram MBA Podcast – “Eating and the Enneagram (Type 2)”
Where I explore eating patterns, tendencies, and challenges through the lens of the Enneagram.
Weight-Inclusive Health & Practice Building
Liberate and Lather – “A Weight-Inclusive Approach to Health”
Where I highlight why weight-inclusive care matters and how it changes real lives.
The Wealthy Coach Podcast – “Building a Weight-Inclusive Practice”
Where I break down the process of building a business rooted in weight-inclusive care, intuitive eating, and supportive body image frameworks.
Media Bio
As a health equity educator and founder of the Enhance Black Women’s Health Community, Tomesha Campbell helps advocates, caregivers, and practitioners close the gaps that leave Black women overlooked in our healthcare system.
Drawing on her background as a Certified Fitness Nutrition Coach, Precision Nutrition Level 1 Coach, and AIP Certified Coach, Tomesha blends evidence-based guidance with culturally grounded strategies that make health more accessible, practical, and personal. Through her weekly newsletter and speaking work, she equips audiences to navigate confusing nutrition advice, build habits that honor their lived experiences, and advocate with confidence in medical settings.
When she’s not writing or teaching, you can find Tomesha running or lifting weights, exploring Boston’s food scene, or walking her pittie-lab mix Penny Denny, who fully believes every sidewalk belongs to her.