Commemorating Juneteenth 2022

According to WebMD, Judy Singer, a sociologist who has autism, started using the term "neurodiversity" in the late 1990s. It refers to the concept that certain developmental disorders are normal varia

Women's History Month 2022

We are a nation of boxes... Everyday our porches are littered with them. So, one would think we know what they are for. And yet we continue to put people in them - metaphorically of course! Listen to

In this episode, Clayton and Sean discuss Black History Month, its origins with Dr. Carter G. Woodson, and how it's showing up today in the U.S.

Sean and Clayton get a little teachy this episode - breaking down how context matters in shaping our perceptions, our interactions, our very reality. Context is the explainer behind how two people in

Yes, sometimes fatigue sets in for us practitioners. We started Bourbon, Beer, and Bold Conversations over 18 months ago to have difficult conversations about race and many other topics related to Div

Perceived Ability

In this episode, Clayton and Sean recognize Hispanic Heritage Month 2021 by exploring their Afro-Latina guest's life and professional experiences.

In this episode, Clayton and Sean discuss the three layers to approaching DE&I - Individual, Group, and Organization/System/Societal. The objective is to help listeners see their environments in broad