Episode Notes This is the podcast adaptation of the thirteenth episode of The Break Room! This one’s centered around being single from a male perspective. Special thanks to our...
Episode Notes This is the podcast adaptation of the eleventh episode of The Access Point! Tristan and Mike linked up to kick-off the second season of The Access Point...
Episode Notes Tristan talks about decoupling your worth from your work on this installment of TAP In with Tristan. What happens if the worthiness, belonging, or acceptance you’re seeking...
• PRE POTPOURRI (8:26). Sha’Carri Richardson continues to ruffle feathers (8:40). • MUSIC POTPOURRI (15:55). Are Kanye and Drake working on their respective rollouts collaboratively or competitively (16:15)? Highest...
Episode Notes Amy C. Waninger welcomes Camille Nisich, the founder & CEO of Camille Nisich Consulting, to the show this week on See It to Be It. Camille spent...
Episode Notes Zach sits down with Lars Schmidt, the founder of the Redefining HR Accelerator, to talk about the future of Human Resources and how it will need to...
Episode Notes This is the podcast adaptation of the tenth episode of The Access Point! Dr. Clyde Barnett, III guest hosted alongside Tristan and Mike, and they collectively took...
Season 6 is off to a great start ! Summer has been a little too live for the girls as we wind down tour season hear how our travels...
Marla Louissaint, whose performance credentials include “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical” and “Kurt Vonnegut’s God Bless You, Mr, Rosewater” sits down with host and producer Saadia, along with Marla's...
Neil draws a distinction between power and privilege. It is an invitation to everyone to own their natural and equal power. He illustrates with examples of how to notice...
Episode Notes This is the podcast adaptation of the eleventh episode of The Break Room! This one’s all about accountability in allyship. Special thanks to our hosts, Dr. Brian...
Hip Hop & Religion
Today's guest is Professor Josef Sorett. He is an expert in Religious and African American studies at Columbia University. We talked about the boundaries between secular and sacred, how...