99. Just Get Over It? The Trauma Endured by Black Employees in 2022
In 2022, from the workplace to the global stage, there have been many examples of the imbalance of justice based on race. In today’s episode, we’ll recap some pivotal moments this year that caused black people harm and share why it matters when it comes to our careers. Then, we’ll discuss how continuous trauma and […]
73. Just Keep Living: A Conversation with Lisa Bennett
Author, speaker and serial entrepreneur Lisa Bennett joins us to talk about her book ‘Just Keep Living: Conversations with Granny.’ In today’s episode, we’ll talk with Lisa about her career path, including some of the challenges and triumphs she’s faced along the way. We’ll also discuss coping with external static, fitting into a work culture, […]
68. The Affirmative Action Myth
Who benefits the most when affirmative action policies are implemented in the workplace? Affirmative action was designed to counter discrimination against women and underrepresented groups, but how effective has it been? In today’s podcast, we’ll talk about the history of affirmative action, and share stories of how it has affected the careers of women, people […]
53. The Family Trailblazer: First Generation Professional in Corporate America
Within any family, the first generation to venture into uncharted waters, including the corporate workplace, does so without the input of history. But what happens when there’s no predecessor to give you helpful insights? In this episode, we’ll explore the journey of minorities and women moving into professional corporate jobs. We’ll also share some of […]
34. The Struggle is Real: Black Women & Mental Health
African-Americans consistently face issues that cause stress and trauma, whether it’s unfair treatment at work or housing discrimination. While some of the dilemmas we face have recently been highlighted in news outlets, many people continue to silently face daily challenges. May marks Mental Health Awareness Month. In this episode, you’ll hear from three black women […]
SMALL CHOICES, BIG IMPACT
In podcast episode 31, The New Dilemma: The Right Thing vs. The White Thing, we spoke about the problem white leaders face between doing what is equitable and fair, versus making decisions that maintain the status quo or favors white employees. For many people it is easier to not rock the boat, aka maintain the […]
13. The Black Tax: The Corporate Price for Admission?
It’s the elephant in the room–the black tax. From the open hands of family members and paying higher insurance rates to being expected to work harder and speak on behalf of your race, in this episode, Keith and Ricky pull back the curtains. They share with listeners how the black tax has impacted their careers, […]
