Not Like Me

Stephanie Chung
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Not Like Me is a podcast that challenges how people think. Stephanie Chung is a former aviation executive who led global teams and drove billions in revenue at companies like Wheels Up, Bombardier Aerospace, and American Airlines. She also made history as the first African American to run a major private jet company in the U.S. when she took the helm as President of JetSuite. Now, as a keynote speaker and author of Ally Leadership: How to Lead People Who Are Not Like You, she’s pulling a seat out at the table, giving you access to the real, behind-the-scenes conversations she has with top leaders and thinkers. That kind of access changes how you think. Growth does not come from hearing the same ideas repeated. It comes from being exposed to and executing on different ways of thinking. In each episode, you will hear perspectives that challenge your thought process and expand how you understand others, especially those who are not like you.

Episodes

  1. 1D AGO

    Men as Allies? When Leadership Gets Uncomfortable with Dr. Brad Johnson

    Most men believe they are supporting women at work. In fact, studies show about 60% of men think they are strong allies. But only about 30% of women agree. Now I don’t know about you, but to me, that is not a small gap we should be brushing over. To me, that is a major leadership problem. Thankfully, it’s also a problem for others, like my friend Dr. Brad Johnson - who’s doing something about it. In this episode of Not Like Me, I sit down with Dr. Brad to talk about what it actually looks like for men to show up as allies for women in the workplace. Because support is easy when nothing is happening. It gets real when a woman gets interrupted… When her idea gets repeated and credited to someone else… Or when something is said that makes the room go quiet. And here is what the research shows: Men are significantly more likely to speak in meetings and less likely to be interruptedWomen are interrupted more often and have their ideas overlooked or  hijackedAnd in those moments… most people notice, but very few step in So the question is not “Do you care?” It is: “What do you actually do about it?” Not in theory. Not in a company required training. But in the real-time moments where it counts. Brad and I get into: Why so many well-intentioned men believe they are showing up… and where that breaks downWhat the data actually says about who gets heard, who gets interrupted, and who actually gets creditWhat is happening in your brain in that split-second hesitation and why silence is the defaultHow to step in without making it awkward, performative, or about youThe difference between being a “good guy” and being a leader your team actually trusts We talk about why men stepping up as allies is not all unicorns and rainbows. It’s uncomfortable. Nobody wants to be “that guy.” But we both know that you do not get judged by what you intend to do. You get judged by what you actually do. And saying nothing is still a decision. Brad brings the research. I bring what I actually see happening in these rooms. And if it makes you a little uncomfortable, good. That usually means we are getting somewhere. If you want to go deeper, Dr. Brad Johnson’s book The Fair Share is a strong next step. It comes out June 30th. Pre-order it HERE.

    40 min

  2. MAY 6

    Not Like Me Official Trailer

    Most of the challenges you are dealing with right now are not about strategy. They are about people. People who think differently, lead differently, and see the world through a completely different lens than you do. And nobody is talking about that part. Not really. This show is not a leadership lecture series. It is not a highlight reel of things you already agree with. And it is definitely not another podcast where everyone nods along and nobody says anything that makes you put down your coffee and think, wait, did they really just say that? Not Like Me is about what happens when you get genuinely curious about people who do not think, live, lead, or see the world the way you do. That shows up at work, yes. But it also shows up at the dinner table, in your neighborhood, in your friendships, and in the quiet assumptions you carry around without even realizing they are there. Every guest I bring into this conversation has taught me something I would not have learned on my own. Someone whose experience cracked open a blind spot, challenged a belief I did not know I was holding, or gave me language for something I had felt but never quite been able to say out loud. That is what I want for you. I am Stephanie Chung. And I am really, really glad you are here. Episode 1 is coming soon, y'all. And trust me, we are starting with a good one. Follow and subscribe so you are first in line when we drop.

    2 min
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Not Like Me is a podcast that challenges how people think. Stephanie Chung is a former aviation executive who led global teams and drove billions in revenue at companies like Wheels Up, Bombardier Aerospace, and American Airlines. She also made history as the first African American to run a major private jet company in the U.S. when she took the helm as President of JetSuite. Now, as a keynote speaker and author of Ally Leadership: How to Lead People Who Are Not Like You, she’s pulling a seat out at the table, giving you access to the real, behind-the-scenes conversations she has with top leaders and thinkers. That kind of access changes how you think. Growth does not come from hearing the same ideas repeated. It comes from being exposed to and executing on different ways of thinking. In each episode, you will hear perspectives that challenge your thought process and expand how you understand others, especially those who are not like you.

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  • Creator
    Stephanie Chung
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    2
  • Rating
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    © 2026 Stephanie Chung
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