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In this episode of the Black Executive Perspective podcast, hosts Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed discuss the harrowing incident at Jesus Dwelling Place Church in North Braddock, Pennsylvania, where a gunman attempted to shoot the pastor during a service. The timely intervention by church members prevented a tragedy, but the delayed police response raised questions about emergency services in the community. Pastor Glenn Germany joins the hosts to recount the incident, the bravery of the congregants, and the emotional aftermath. Despite limited resources, they discuss the church's efforts to support the community. The episode ends with a call to action for listeners to help the church and the importance of empathy, sharing, and stopping discrimination.
▶︎ In This Episode 1.     00:00 Introduction and Police Response
2.     00:48 Welcome to the Podcast
3.     01:05 Shoutouts and Acknowledgements
4.     01:43 Incident at Jesus Dwelling Place Church
5.     02:38 Interview with Pastor Glenn Germany
6.     03:16 Church Background and Community
7.     05:29 Service Structure and Philosophy
8.     09:45 The Day of the Incident
9.     12:41 Confrontation with the Gunman
10.27:01 Police Response and Aftermath
11.31:46 Lack of Police Support
12.32:53 Reflecting on the Incident
13.34:19 Community and Police Response
14.36:03 Mental and Emotional Impact
15.39:58 Seeking Support and Resources
16.44:32 Call to Action for Help
17.50:09 Final Thoughts and Gratitude
18.54:43 Tony's Tidbit and Need to Know with Nsenga
19.01:05:56 Closing Remarks and Call to Action
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In this episode of 'A Black Executive Perspective' podcast, hosted by Tony Tidbit, the
conversation centers around Michele Norris’s book, 'Our Hidden Conversations:
What Americans Really Think About Race and Identity. Tony, joined by producer
JJ Dionisio explores race-related perspectives collected on postcards from over half a
million Americans. The episode discusses the importance of understanding,
empathy, and communication regarding race, highlighting various personal
stories and reflections shared throughout the book. Additionally, Dr. Nsenga
Burton addresses dominant ideologies and recent sexist comments by Kansas City
Chiefs player Harrison Butker. The show underscores the necessity of confronting
and discussing racial issues openly.
▶︎ In This Episode 00:00: Introduction and Host's Background
00:25: Podcast Overview and Special Thanks
01:10: Shoutout to Partners and Personal Anecdotes
02:12: Introduction to Michele Norris's Book
03:50: Exploring Michele Norris's Insights on Race
07:44: The Postcard Project: Gathering Thoughts on Race
09:11: Reading and Reflecting on Postcard Responses
19:43: Reflecting on Childhood Regrets
20:15: Personal Stories on Race and Identity
23:06: Understanding Different Perspectives
25:10: Insights from Michele Norris's Book
31:54: Generational Shifts in Views on Race
33:30 Weekly: Spotlight Need to Know: Dominant Ideologies
41:14 Tony's Tidbit: Embracing LESS
43:02: Closing Remarks and Call to Action
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In this powerful episode of the Black Executive Perspective podcast hosts Tony Tidbit
and Chris P. Reed engage in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Niyi
Coker, a renowned professor at San Diego State University. The discussion spans
the rich history of the African diaspora, shedding light on unknown stories
like Ota Benga’s harrowing experience at the Bronx Zoo and Miriam Makeba's
influential role in the anti-apartheid movement. Emphasizing the importance of
an Afrocentric perspective in education and storytelling, the episode
underscores the significant contributions of Africans globally. Additionally,
the hosts introduce the L.E.S.S. acronym - Listen, Empathy, Share, and Stop
Discrimination - highlighting its importance in fostering an inclusive and
equitable society. They also encourage listener engagement, promote diversity,
equity, and inclusion (DEI), with Dr. Nsenga Burton, and provide details on
their next intriguing episode, 'Beyond the Pages: The Evolution of Code and
Magazine.' Follow the show on social media for updates and don't forget to
leave a review or questions for future guests.
▶︎ In This Episode 00:00 The Shocking Tale of Ota Benga
00:00 Introduction to a Dark History
00:47 Introducing 'A Black Executive Perspective' Podcast
01:14 Exploring Africa's Rich Diaspora with Dr. Niyi Coker
01:35 Introducing Dr. Niyi Coker
01:55 Dr. Coker's Background and Achievements
03:38 Dr. Coker's Journey and Insights
04:35 Unveiling the Untold African Diaspora in Mexico
04:48 African Influence in Mexico
09:13 Ota Benga: A Tragic Story
09:43 The Bronx Zoo Incident
17:28 Impact of Darwin's Theory
19:59 Scientific Racism and Its Legacy
20:38 Unpacking the Ota Benga Documentary
22:55 The Role of Religion in Oppression
24:44 The Struggle for Recognition in Education and History
28:07 The Misuse of Science in Justifying Racism
29:56 The Role of Language and Religion in Colonialism
36:54 Revisiting the Concept of Civilizing 'Savages'
38:46 Unveiling Historical Atrocities: The Church's Role in Slavery
39:42 Colonial Exploits in Africa: A Legacy of Division and Control.
40:50 The Role of Cannons in Colonial Territories
41:27 Rationalizing the Indefensible
42:07 Colonization and Its Impact on African Communities
43:01 Africanized Catholicism in the Diaspora
44:53 The Power of Water in African Religions
46:00 The Influence of African Spirituals on Modern Music
47:15 Miriam Makeba: A Voice for Freedom and Unity
48:28 Miriam Makeba: The Voice Against Apartheid
51:17 The Struggle and Legacy of Miriam Makeba
53:42 The Impact of African Heritage on Global Culture
58:09 Empowering Future Generations: The Importance of an Africa-Centered Perspective
58:22 The Importance of an Africa-Centered Perspective
01:03:02 The Africa World Documentary Film Festival: Celebrating African Stories
01:04:29 The Impact of Language and Documentary Films
01:06:30 Closing Thoughts and Call to Action
01:08:34 Challenging the Status Quo: The Need for Inclusivity in Education
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This episode from 'A Black Executive Perspective' podcast features Sonja Hayes McNaughton, Founder, and CEO of Discovering Eden, discussing the unique challenges faced by Black
women in leadership roles within corporate America. Hosted by Tony Tidbit, the
show touches upon critical issues like intersectionality, tokenism,
microaggressions, and the disproportionate hurdles encountered due to race and
gender in the workplace. The discussion highlights the lack of support and
resources allocated to Black women executives compared to their counterparts,
emphasizing the need for genuine diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts
within organizations. By sharing her journey and the inception of her company
aimed at empowering high-achieving women of color, McNaughton offers insights
on navigating corporate structures, advocating for systemic change, and the
importance of servant leadership. Additionally, the episode calls for action to
address these systemic issues for a more equitable corporate culture.
▶︎ In This Episode 00:00:Introduction to Black Executive Perspectives
00:41: Launching the Podcast: A Safe Space for Race Discussions
01:46: Spotlight on Sonja Hayes McNaughton: Overcoming Challenges as a Black Woman Leader.
03:48: Discovering Eden: Empowering Women of Color in Leadership.
05:43: Personal Journey: From Corporate America to Entrepreneurship.
07:34: The Impact of Family and Early Life on Leadership.
09:30: Confronting Racial Challenges in the Workplace.
16:32: Exploring Intersectionality and Its Impact on Black Women Leaders.
29:08: Navigating Leadership as the Only Person of Color.
33:10: Navigating Workplace Dynamics as a Black Woman Leader.
34:07: The Impact of Undermined Leadership and Team Dynamics.
35:30: Microaggressions and Their Subtle Effects.
37:28: Defining Micro and Macroaggressions in the Workplace.
39:46: The Role of Allies and Support in Leadership.
47:42: Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Diversity.
51:14: Final Thoughts and Advice for Black Women Executives.
55:25: Understanding DEI and Its Importance.
01:02:54: Closing Remarks and Future Episodes Preview.
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Hello and welcome to A Black Executive Perspective Podcast ! Today, we're discussing .🎙️ Dr. Nsenga Burden discusses the significant role of Wilmington, North Carolina in civil rights and social justice activism, focusing on the 1898 coup and its effects. She highlights the importance of the Black press in advocating for and informing the Black community. The conversation touches on pressing issues faced by Black executives today, such as diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), anti-Black and anti-Brown racism, and the upcoming election. Dr. Burden emphasizes the need for fact-based information and critical thinking to address these challenges. The conversation explores the importance of the black press in advocating for and supporting black Americans throughout history. It highlights the role of the black press in providing information, advocating for civil rights, and creating generational wealth. The conversation also touches on the Wilmington 10, a group of civil rights activists falsely convicted in Wilmington, North Carolina, and the need for reparations for the descendants of those affected by the massacre. The importance of demanding reparations and recognizing the contributions of black Americans is emphasized.
▶︎ In This Episode 00:00: Introduction and Welcome
08:37: The Role of Wilmington, NC in Civil Rights and Social Justice Activism
16:22: The Unknown Story of Wilmington's Lie
36:02: The Wilmington 10 and the Need for Reparations
44:03: Reparations and Recognition for Historical Injustices
50:03: Demanding Compensation for Black Americans' Contributions
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Episode Title:Innovation & Inclusion: The Black Wolf App Story with Kerry King Brown
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Hello and welcome to A Black Executive Perspective Podcast ! In this episode, were joined by Kerry King Brown, the innovative creator behind Black Wolf App, a trailblazing ride-sharing platform that integrates advanced security measures to redefine safety and trust in transportation. Kerry shares his journey, from his early years and significant military experience to the challenges and triumphs of launching Black Wolf App. He delves into the entrepreneurial journey and the fundamental goal of providing users with a safer ride-sharing experience, underscoring his dedication to improving safety across the board.🎙️
▶︎ In This Episode 00:00 Introduction and Partnership with COVDM Magazine
01:09 Guest Introduction: Kerry King Brown
04:08 Reason for Coming on the Podcast
05:16 Creating a Safe Space for Authentic Conversations
06:01 Early Years and Passion for Safety
07:27 Relationship with Siblings
09:49 Motivation to Join the Military
10:41 Getting Started in the Security Industry
12:32 Different Aspects of Security
23:29 Building a Reputation and Brand
27:04 Creation of Black Wolf App
28:30 The Development and Promotion of the Black Wolf App
29:22 Viral Success and Media Attention
31:24 Celebrity Endorsements and Interest
34:07 Challenges and Negative Publicity
39:26 Targeted by a Reporter
46:42 The Importance of Spirituality and Faith
49:29 Future Plans for the Black Wolf App
51:19 Advice for Entrepreneurs
55:14 Final Thoughts and Closing Remarks
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