Black Work Experience
Robert StephensThis podcast tells the stories of Black people who are the first or one of the few people at their organization or field of work. We focus on how they are able to overcome racism, microaggressions, and passive aggressive tendencies and provide hope to many others.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||
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Ruth Githumbi, fundraiser extraordinaire, Kenyan-American, and all-around badass, discusses her journey as a senior leader in the development/fundraising space. Her introspection forces us to grapple with white supremacy, racism, the eurocentric stan... more
Only 4.5% of the two million engineers in America are Black. Join me and Michael Brock, an electrical engineer in the aerospace and aviation industry, as we discuss what it is like to be a Black engineer in America, cancellation, and how to achieve d... more
Only 5% of news journalists are Black. Tim Pulliam, award winning anchor, gives us a behind-the-scenes view of news rooms, his career, and what it takes to succeed in the news industry as a Black man.
Donald Boone, Entrepreneur, HBCU Graduate (AGGIE PRIDE), and one of the 7% of Black people in tech discusses his journey and how three unsuccessful startups prepared him to the ultra successful BoxedUp.
Ever wondered what it felt like to be in the middle of a coup? Remmington Belford, Communication Director for Rep Yvette Clarke, was at the Capitol during the insurrection on January 6th and is still feeling the impact of that awful day. Listen to Re... more
Almost all of the senior-level staffers in Congress are white. Charlyn Stanberry, Chief of Staff to Congresswoman Yvette Clarke, is hellbent on changing that. Join Charlyn and I as we journey from Florida to the halls of Congress. Pay special attenti... more
Lynette Barksdale is a boss. She’s led teams at Teach For America, Google, Facebook, Goldman Sacs, and now she is Head of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Epic Games. Her authenticity and leadership have created pipelines for Black people that nev... more
John Eleby, a Black law enforcement officer, discusses what it means to defund the police and be a Black man working within the blue wall.
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- Amazing podcast
I am so glad you are back. I enjoy this podcast so much. The guests, the understanding of race, class, and how it impacts Black people is top tier.
Apple Podcasts5ShaRanda_SHINE
United States4 years ago - Key insights offered up by relatable folks
Listen to this podcast!
The conversations are honest and the insight is invaluable. In one episode, I learned about “the cabinet”, was reminded to be courageous, and validated in my worth and experience!
Y’all just listen!!
Apple Podcasts5Sy_TBLUnited States6 years ago - Where was this years ago
I’m one of the few Black men at my job. I have to navigate this expertly every day. I’ve seen this take down many a person of color.
Apple Podcasts5iAmReekUnited States6 years ago - I needed this
As a Black man working in a predominantly white space, I needed this. Robert and John King spoke directly to my experience. It’s hard dealing with micro-aggressions and hearing I am not alone gives me hope.
Apple Podcasts5Tazer TayUnited States6 years ago - A safe space for black professionals
This podcast hits on so many poignant topics that black professionals face in the workplace today. I loved the first episode with the former Secretary of the Dept. of Education. I look forward to hearing more from those who’ve paved the way and those who are currently charting their path. A must listen!!!
Apple Podcasts5JD-BritUnited States6 years ago - A Must Listen!
This is an amazing podcast! The host is incredibly smart. The issues are serious, and yet care and humor come through, too. His vulnerability invites guests and listeners to think deeply. Powerful stuff! Radically improving the work experience of Black people is everyone’s job, and white people like myself have significant responsibility here, so I hope everyone listens. Looking forward to the next episode!
Apple Podcasts5JFic1United States6 years ago - Salute
Worth the time taken to listen. Not only is it difficult to navigate the work experience as a black individual it is more difficult as a black WOMAN! Thank you for this information & motivation!
Apple Podcasts5Classical TreasureUnited States6 years ago - I can’t wait for more
This podcast touched on what I needed. How to retain my blackness in a white space. I am interested to see who he will have on next.
Apple Podcasts5Coldphront06United States6 years ago - Episode 1: Guest -John B King Jr
Wow!!! What a way to set the bar for a podcast!
Host Robert Terrell Stephens and former Secretary of Education John B King Jr truly explored the intergenerational impact that micro-agressions have in corporate and educational settings.
This is a necessary and pervasive discussion about how to establish initiatives that create havens against erasure of identities while equipping students with resources for them to subbed.
Apple Podcasts5Dr ZoUnited States6 years ago
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