Episode Notes Neil and Michelle Howard have an open conversation about the impact Black trauma has on relationships between Black and white people. Michelle offers a meaningful distinction to illustrate why Black trauma is important to acknowledge in workplaces that seek to be inclusive, and where Black people can feel a sense of belonging. Neil…
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• PRE POTPOURRI. What’s new in the mind, body, heart, and soul? (6:13) • MUSIC POTPOURRI. Jeezy vs Gucci Mane Verzuz recap (14:42). Bandcamp introduces ticketed live streaming (24:02). We share a random 2020 Nicki Minaj fact (27:40). Scooter Braun sells Taylor Swift’s Masters for $300MM+ (29:28). New Music Report (36:34): Jeezy (43:02), French Montana…
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Episode Notes Amy C. Waninger chats with Celia Daniels, an Asian Indian trans woman of color who serves as an executive board member at TransCanWork, Inc., on this installment of our See It to Be It series. Check the links in the show notes to connect with Celia, find out more about TransCanWork, and listen…
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Episode Notes Zach sits down with DEI consultant Jillian Hubbard to talk about the current landscape of corporate D&I and the systemic ways organizations and institutions need to shift to create equitable and inclusive cultures. Check the links in the show notes to connect with Jillian and to find out more about the organizations she…
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Laila Al-Arian is a journalist and the Executive Producer of , a Peabody and Emmy award-winning documentary series covering the US and its role around the world. The conversation mainly focuses on the controversy surrounding the NYTimes Podcast…
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We are back in this ting with another fire guest, the one and only Rāms. Fresh off his newly released EP, ‘He say, she say’. Before chopping things up about this new EP, we spoke about some of the dope events we’ve been to since you last heard from us. We also got into the new music that was released recently, Bhovamania proved to be quiet polarising among us. There was definitely a lot to go through with Rāms, first on the table was his days as a member of Onyx and how his musical style has changed over the years. There’s a lot more in between, enjoy the episode and get with us on the socials.
00:00 Intros
04:00 Events Recap
17:10 New music discussion
18:50 Do you like Bhovamania or nah?
34:00 Catching up with Rāms
35:30 Clearing the Onyx air
57:10 From backpack rap to the new sound
01:12:00 Working with WeHeartBeat, Reason & HHP
01:27:59 No Fans Just Friends event
01:40:00 Outros and what’s next for the future
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Episode Notes The Leadership Range host Neil Edwards talks about the meaning of leadership removed from typical corporate definitions. He uses metaphor, a coaching case, and the perspectives of famous black leaders to illustrate his message. He invites everyone to do a systems-check, examining their own notions of self. He gives listeners two approaches to…
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• PRE POTPOURRI. What’s new in the mind, body, heart, and soul? (5:48) • MUSIC POTPOURRI. Is Drake a Top 5 All-Time Rap Artist (12:24)? Is TDE the best label in Hip Hop (21:17)? Ticketmaster may require Covid-19 vaccine confirmation to be allowed to attend concerts (27:11). Kehlani, Jhene Aiko, Teyana Taylor, and Summer Walker…
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