Bourbon Beer Bold Conversations Podcast

Join Sean and Clayton for a quick recap of Season 1. They'll talk about their favorite episodes, what they learned give you a sneak peek into what's coming in Season 2!

June is pride month in the U.S., sow we amplify another voice from the LGBTQ+ community. During this episode, you will hear the dynamic story of Michel Huff, an attorney, former police officer, bi-racial, and transgender male with over seventeen year of experience in law. Join us as we scratch the surface, exploring what it means to be transgender in America.

Celebrating PRIDE month with a very special guest and fellow diversity, equity and inclusion practitioner - Jim Kankula! Celebrate good times... You know the rest!

June is Immigrant Heritage Month in the U.S., so we share a unique and joyful story from Jide Idowu. Jide came to America from Lagos, Nigeria, when he was around eight years old. He holds an MBA from Nova Southeastern University and describes himself as a "data ninja!"

While people have labored for years to add more truth to the telling of the American story, The 1619 project and Critical Race Theory are the boldest efforts yet. And the backlash to these efforts is just as bold! Join us as we try to lift some clarity out of the muddy waters of change.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. And while most of us know our level of physical fitness; what's your level of mental health fitness? Listen in as Marcel Henderson helps you find out while debunking many commonly held beliefs about mental health.

So, George Floyd's murderer was convicted. But, was justice really served? Sean and Clayton share their opinions along with what we can do to continue the fight for equality and inclusion!

Marisol Capellan joins us to discuss the current state of women in leadership and provides guidance to help acquire, grow, and retain leadership talent.

Marisol is a full-time lecturer in the Department of Management at the Miami Herbert Business School, and a doctoral student for the Higher Education Leadership (Ed. D) program at the University of Miami School of Education and Human Development. She is also the CEO and co-founder of The Planning Management Company, LLC, a consulting firm specializing in social media entrepreneurship consulting, career development advising and personal development coaching.

Join us for our second installment in celebration of Women's History Month as we share a drink with Libby Pollock and discuss her ground breaking work with the Rankin Foundation.

For our first podcast of Women's History Month, we are honored to host Dana Calder of Spreedly. Dana educates us about the challenges women face getting into STEM and what she is doing to mitigate those challenges and empower other women to reach their dreams! She even drops some knowledge about the unsung women who blazed the trail for her and what male allies need to do to build on this progress!