Read My Lipstick

Read My Lipstick
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The Read My Lipstick podcast highlights the stories of ordinary women of color who are doing extraordinary things everyday.

  1. 07/18/2019

    Episode 16: Bordeaux | Della Mack

    For many of us, it’s all too familiar to be the first to achieve something. Like attending and graduating college or being the only person who looks like us in the room. With our success comes another barrier, the absence of community and the absence of someone who may be experiencing obstacles in the same way we are. Today’s guest, Della Mack, is an Army Captain who has taken what she’s learned from these challenges to help others like her transition into leadership roles and make their value crystal clear.

    10 min

  2. 07/04/2019

    Episode 15: Maleficent | Monique Russell

    Novelist Katherine Thurston said, “No weapons are more potent than brevity and simplicity”. Communication can be tricky, because you want to be clear about the details without taking years to explain the concept. And don’t forget about your audience. Connecting with your audience of executives is much different than connecting with new grads who want to absorb it all to help navigate their careers.  Our next guest, Monique Russell, founder of Clear Communication Solutions, helps leaders all over the world build development strategies and she’s here to share some of her wisdom with us.

    19 min

  3. 06/06/2019

    Episode 14: Jungle | Ebony Joyce

    Get a degree and you’ll be rewarded with a career, great pay, and benefits, they told us. I can’t be alone when I say - THEY LIED! Student loan debt has reached an all time collective high of 1.5 trillion dollars and many graduates are out here underemployed, undervalued, AND underpaid. But, you’re in luck! Ebony Joyce, is here to share how she leverages her past struggles to educate, guide, and empower professionals to level up in their careers.

    15 min

  4. 05/30/2019

    Episode 13: Cadmium | Nye Jones

    For generations, our society has been systemically set up in a way to keep certain groups out. Black women are in a peculiar position as we are neither white or male and although we are the most educated group in America, we still lack representation in corporate leadership and in the boardroom. So much so that many of us have opted out of the corporate rat race all together. Despite these facts, our next guest Nye Jones accepts the challenge of proving folks wrong and leverages her experiences to drive change in the areas of diversity, equity and inclusion.

    12 min

  5. 05/23/2019

    Episode 12: Stunna | Briayna Cuffie

    Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, you’re aware of the many firsts and historic victories for women of color and the LGBT community in the 2018 midterms. Black women, Latinx women, Native American women and Muslim women are out here making it crystal clear that holding office is not out of reach for any of us. Our next guest, Briayna Cuffie, has been involved in politics for nearly 20 years and has some advice for those of us who have or are considering public office.

    14 min

  6. 05/16/2019

    Episode 11: Cruella | Tet Salva

    Our idea of what it means to be a Mom comes from our learned values and experiences. This week’s guest, Tet Salva, founded MomWarrior to challenge and shift that paradigm.

    13 min

  7. 03/21/2019

    Episode 7: Cosmo | Tamica Sears

    This episode of the Read My Lipstick podcast, features Tamica Sears. She’s an HR professional by day that side hustles as an Executive Coach - helping women ground themselves to make the impossible, possible.

    9 min

  8. 03/14/2019

    Episode 6: Ruby Woo | Keonda Buford

    Corporate America isn’t for everyone. Especially when there is a lack of opportunity for growth and development. This week’s guest, Keonda Buford, discusses how she made the decision and her life now as an entrepreneur.

    12 min
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