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Can you believe it's June? We're nearly halfway into 2022. As you likely know, I've been devoting a lot of energy these past few months to my new radio
show, What's Important Now; Making Time for What Matters Most on the VoiceAmerica network. I'm incredibly proud of the episodes we've produced thus far and want to share a couple of favorites with you.
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Ending Toxic Culture; Reclaiming Civility
With Janine Hamner Holman
In this episode of What’s Important Now, you’ll be a part of a conversation about incivility in the workplace and discover how by introducing a seemingly “small” concept – civility –
organizations can turn the tide.
Guest Janine Hamner Holman is an internationally recognized speaker, author, and expert on conscious leadership, DE&I, organizational development, neurobiology, and what it takes to attract
and retain world-class talent.
We talked about:
- First steps to creating diversity and inclusion
- How the socialization of boys lead to toxic work conditions
- Why our brains are wired for negativity
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Lifestyle Medicine
With Dr. Kellee Rutley
In this episode of What’s Important Now, you’ll be a part of a conversation about out how to experience a total health transformation so that you can look, feel, and be on your “A” game in every
area of your life.
Guest Dr. Kellee Rutley is a Chiropractor, who retired from her brick and mortar lifestyle in 2016 so she could create a virtual "Lifestyle Medicine" practice that allows her to work with people
all over the world and from anywhere in the world. Her emphasis is on weight loss and chronic disease prevention.
We talked about:
- How to know if you have a vitamin deficiency
- What to eat and what not to eat
- The keys to creating a total health transformation
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It's Been Two Years....
By Eva Medilek
It’s been 2 years since we witnessed the horrific, public lynching of George Floyd, by a Minneapolis Police force. I say police force because even though one man, Derek Chauvin was the one physically snuffing the life out of Mr. Floyd, the other officers, by their inaction, participated in the murder.
And as we come to the 2-year mark of the inhumane, public lynching of George Floyd, I’m reflecting on what has changed. What’s different? It's disappointing but not surprising that the collective enthusiasm for creating safe, inclusive environments has died down. Read more here.
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The New Beyond
Hosted by Judith Rich
In May of
2020, George Floyd was murdered and my life changed on a dime.
The bubble I had grown up in as the only child of middle-class black parents was pierced, and centuries of repressed generational pain came crashing into my conscious awareness.
It was then that I decided I could no longer sit on the sidelines.
What I did with that pain is the subject of my conversation with The New Beyond Podcast host, Judith Rich--The Intimacy of Race & Inclusive Intelligence: A Conversation with Eva Medilek.
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Make sure to tune in live on Tuesdays at 1pm Pacific for my radio show What's Important Now; Making Time for What Matters Most.
You'll be able to call in, ask questions, and be a part of this conversation. Click here at the show time in your time zone to listen in live.
All the best,
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The Intimacy of Race is an all-inclusive guidebook for supporters of BIPOC. This book contains real, simple, digestible action steps that you can immediately take to begin the work of
dismantling your privilege and to become an effective agent of change for racial justice.
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