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Thriving in Intersectionality

Dr. Lola Adeyemo
Intersectionality
Leadership
Immigration
Belonging
Diversity and Inclusion
Burnout
Immigrant Experience
Immigrants In Corporate
Coaching
Peaces Of Me Foundation
Culture
Board Service
Career Transitions
Portfolio Career
Food
Sponsorship
Dr. Lola Adeyemo
Midlife Health
The Bridge Concepts
Bilingual Education

Thriving in Intersectionality is a leadership podcast exploring how identity, lived experience, and culture shape the way we lead, work, and build impact. Hosted by Dr. Lola Adeyemo — leadership strategist, researcher, and founder of EQImindset and Immigrants in Corporate — the show features thoughtful conversations with executives, founders, scholars, and changemakers navigating leadership at the... more

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In this episode of Thriving in Intersectionality, Dr. Lola Adeyemo sits down with speaker, author, former Apple and Xerox sales executive, and transformational coach Lauretta Zucchetti for a deeply personal conversation about identity, self-worth, re... more

In this episode of Thriving in Intersectionality, Dr. Lola Adeyemo sits down with educator, researcher, and founder of Working with Delia, Delia Saenz Skinner, for a deeply personal conversation about identity, belonging, education, and what it means... more

In this episode of Thriving in Intersectionality, Dr. Lola Adeyemo sits down with integrative physician, leadership advisor, and founder of The Mind Re-Mapping Company, Dr. Maiysha Clairborne, for a thoughtful conversation about identity, psychologic... more

In this episode of Thriving in Intersectionality, Dr. Lola Adeyemo sits down with leadership consultants, podcast hosts, and co-founders of ASQ Empowerment, Dr. Jessie Ferreira and Omar Ferreira, for a thoughtful conversation about identity, leadersh... more

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Elizabeth Pritchard
Co-founder and director of WALT Institute; authentic leadership coach
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Episode: EP 132: Authentic Leadership Starts Within — Identity, Confidence & Leading with Courage with Dr. Elizabeth Pritchard
Vasanthan Ramakrishnan
Entrepreneur, immigration consultant, technologist, human rights activist
Ascend HSI Advisory Partners
Episode: EP 131: Capability Is Not Enough — Visibility, Identity & Opportunity with Vas Ramakrishnan
Russell Van Brocklen
Dyslexia professor who shifts daily reading frustrations into confident academic wings for students
Professor of Dyslexia (educator and developer of dyslexia interventions)
Episode: EP 130: Beyond the Label — Dyslexia, Potential & Thriving Differently with Russell Van Brocklen
Shannon Russell
Strategic Leadership and Team Facilitator; founder of Build Better Teams Consulting; LEGO Serious Play certified
Build Better Teams Consulting
Episode: EP 129: Building What's Next — Career Pivots, Leadership & Reinvention with Shannon Russell
Amy Lenius
Personal development and success coach; director of group coaching at Next Level University
Next Level University
Episode: EP 128: Letting Go of Good for Great — Career Growth, Identity & Success with Amy Lenius
Nicole Johnston
Former global sales and marketing executive turned executive coach and leadership practitioner
Independent executive coach; author
Episode: EP 127: Invisible Layers — Identity, Leadership & The Weight Women Carry with Nicole Johnston
Hanna Curman
International speaker, founder of BrainShift, certified in brain-based coaching, author on leadership and mental health
BrainShift; The New Transformation Logic
Episode: EP 126: Culture Lives in Biology — Presence, Pressure, and Leadership with Hanna Curman
Rachel Edmondson Clark
UK-based executive coach and facilitator; founder of Elevar
Elevar
Episode: EP 125: Doing More Isn’t the Answer — Rethinking Leadership, Burnout & Capacity with Rachel Edmondson Clark
Yosi Kossowsky
Executive coach with 18+ years in leadership roles; former CTO and HR leader
Independent coach / former Cisco executive
Episode: EP 124: From “I’m Not Enough” to Curiosity — Identity, Belief Systems & Leadership with Yosi Kossowsky

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Dr. Lola Adeyemo
Host of Thriving in Intersectionality (founder of EQImindset and Immigrants in Corporate)

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 8 ratings
  • Such a beautiful podcast

    Dr Lola has a rare ability to create a calm, supportive space where guests can really reflect and share honestly. Her curiosity and care come through in every conversation. A wonderful listen for anyone interested in leadership, identity, and real human stories.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rachael Edmondson-Clarke
    United Kingdom3 months ago

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Dr Lola creates a calm, supportive space where guests reflect honestly.
Conversations blend curiosity with care, focusing on identity and leadership.
Guests share real-world stories that illuminate inclusive practices.

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Dr. Meklit Workneh on Curiosity, Courage, and Career Pivots: An Immigrant Physician's Journey to Biopharma Leadership
Q: If you were to share a meal with your co-workers, what would you pick and why?
She emphasizes Ethiopian communal dining and the mesob as a symbol of togetherness, suggesting that sharing a meal mirrors collaborative work culture and community-building.
EP 101: From DJ to Business Growth Expert - Reading Rooms in Boardrooms and Beyond
Q: What led you to a path that combines entrepreneurship, academia, and startup advising?
Corey describes growing up in an entrepreneurial family, DJing and hospitality ventures, then moving into food tech and startups, which eventually steered him toward growth roles and teaching to empower younger generations.
EP 101: From DJ to Business Growth Expert - Reading Rooms in Boardrooms and Beyond
Q: When you think of the word intersectionality, what are the identities that are relevant to you?
Corey explains that his lived experiences as a 49-year-old, bald, white man in Michigan intersect with local histories of institutionalized racism and the broader context of leadership, education, and work, shaping how he shows up and mentors others.
The Winding Path to Purpose: Dr. Maggie Marcus on Career Pivots, Cultural Bridge-Building, and Finding Your Thread
Q: How did your winding career path influence your approach to leadership?
It showed me that diverse experiences—teaching, government service, and philanthropy—create a richer lens for guiding organizations, emphasizing relationships, equity, and a long-term commitment to community impact.
EP 110 : From Uniform to Purpose: A Dual Military Couple’s Journey Into Wellness, Reinvention & NutFrusion
Q: What role did your military and academic experiences play in shaping NutFusion/NutFrusion and your teaching?
Leadership, project management, and health program experience informed how we run the business and how Sherry teaches at UCSD; purpose and values guide employment choices and community impact.

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The show centers on leadership through the lens of identity, belonging, and culture, with conversations that explore how lived experience shapes decision-making, workplace belonging, and inclusive leadership. Episodes often feature executives, founders, and experts discussing topics like intersectionality, career pivots, burnout, inclusion, and authentic leadership, with practical takeaways for building more human, equitable workplaces. A standout pattern is the focus on real-world challenges faced by minoritized and immigrant professionals, the role of sponsorship and allies, and strategies to foster belonging across borders and industries. The format blends personal storytelling with research-informed insights, making it valuable for list... more

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1. Elizabeth Pritchard
2. Vasanthan Ramakrishnan
3. Russell Van Brocklen
4. Shannon Russell
5. Amy Lenius
6. Nicole Johnston
7. Hanna Curman
8. Rachel Edmondson Clark

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