Ep 77: Decolonizing Coaching and Manifestation with Emily Anne Brant
In this episode, Lis is joined by Emily Anne Brant, an Indigenous author, speaker, and mentor. She discusses her journey into decolonizing personal development and coaching, unlearning perfectionism, and how she calls upon ancestral wisdom in her everyday life.
Emily shares how she balances runni…
Episode 21 - Why I keep going, despite adversity.
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Two weeks ago I recorded an episode called, Racism, Patriarchy and Menopause and then last week I recorded one called Why black women are so tired. Surprisingly (NOT) they have had some of my lowest numbers because when you start calling out the blatant racism and white supremacy …
068. Radical Honesty with Saira Rao
Saira (NOT Sara) Rao grew up in Richmond, Virginia, the daughter of Indian immigrants. For forty years, she wasted her precious time aspiring to be white and accepted by dominant white society, a futile task for anyone not born with white skin. Several years ago, Saira began the painful process of …
IM21: How to Navigate Identity and Racism in Corporate Culture with Regina Jackson
Episode Highlight: On this episode of the "Embracing Only" podcast, we are featuring one of the most impactful moments from episode 51, with guest Regina Jackson. As a woman of color, it is not your responsibility to educate others about racism, but how do you navigate racist issues in corporate cu…
Why Do I Give a F&$k about lies, pedestals, and meltdowns in the oval office?
J and Diane continue their discussion about interrogating whiteness with more specific examples of how Diane knows when she has bumped up against something she needs to unpack. They talk about the pedestals that whiteness has elevated white women to and how important it is to knock ourselves off of…
Why Do I Give a F&$k about collective justice, reparations, and repair?
What is the difference between restorative justice and transformative justice? J and Diane discuss it as it relates to the land back movements on Turtle Island and in Palestine. If we are to become an exceptional nation, how do we need to shift our thinking and our imagining to see a new future for…
10. Here 4 the Kids: A Conversation with Saira Rao
Saira Rao is an activist, producer of the provocative documentary, Deconstructing Karen, co- author of White Women: Everything You Already Know about Your Own Racism and How to Do Better, and host of radically honest conversations at Race2Dinner. Since our last conversation on this podcast, Saira h…
Pop Culture and Fandom News for the Week of July 21st
This week, Erin is joined by Jenn, host of My Streaming Bubble, and Paula, co-host of It's a Dean Thing Pod, to discuss everything in pop culture and fandom that has caught their attention.
Topics Include:
- The Disney Villains series of books
- Dropout TV
- Longlegs
- Jack Black's departure from…
Protest to Ban Gun Ownership Off to a Slow Start
Anti-2A activist Saira Rao declared that tens of thousands of her fellow gun prohibitionists would flood the state capitol in Denver, Colorado at 5 a.m. Monday morning to demand Gov. Jared Polis sign an executive order banning gun sales and gun possession in the state, but hours after the sit-in be…
Rosa Parks Trained for That Bus: Why Peace Is a Practice, Not a Mood
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Peacemaking is a skill you train, not a mood you hope to be in. Karen brings a confession: a moment when she spoke unkindly about someone and then asked to re-enter the room and try again, and turns it into a bigger idea: nonviolence and accountability are practiced, not performed.…
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