CAUSENETIC

There are millions of jobs, but a shortage of workers! In this episode, we are discussing the effects of the pandemic on employees and what it takes to be “an employer of choice” in today’s labor market.

RESOURCES:

There Are Millions Of Jobs, But A Shortage Of Workers: Economists Explain Why That’s Worrying - CNBC

4 Ways To Retain Talent During ‘The Great Resignation’ - Forbes

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Hip-hop is more than music, it’s a culture. For over 40 years, hip-hop has given generations a platform to speak on behalf of marginalized groups and get the party started, but it has also faced years of criticism. In this episode, we are talking with Jarrett Royster, Chief Branch Officer from the YMCA of Greater Boston, about the grit and resilience of hip-hop and how those traits should propel leaders to the next level.

RESOURCES:

Addressing Social Injustice with Urban African American Young Men Through Hip-hop: Suggestions for School Counselors - JOURNAL FOR SOCIAL ACTION IN COUNSELING AND PSYCHOLOGY

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In this episode, we are talking with Nissy New, Chief Operating Officer for Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance, about her recent article in Newsweek and experiences as an Indian American.

RESOURCES:

Not Ours. U.S. Land Ownership Leaves Out Asian Americans | Opinion - Newsweek

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In this episode, we want you to build your confidence and learn how to spark it in others!

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Bob Bowlsby is one of the most respected athletic administrators in the nation and the fourth full-time Commissioner of the Big 12 Conference. In this episode, we talk about his life, changes within college athletics, and his leadership.

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In this episode, we are talking with Adam Powell, President and CEO for Communities in School for the Dallas Region (CIS) discussing the mental health of students! October is Mental Health Awareness month and Powell reveals that out of all of the young people CIS helped in the last school year, 47% suffered anxiety, depression, or even suicidal ideation.

RESOURCES:

As anxiety and depression grow among Dallas kids, meet the man fighting on their behalf – Dallas Morning News

Mental Health – Let's Talk About It – MentalHeatlth.gov

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)

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In this episode of the podcast, we are talking with Dee Ellington, Board Chair for the Moorland Y at Oak Cliff and recent heart transplant recipient. We dig into the power of life and health.

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We are so excited to have the one and only Gloria Campos on the podcast! Gloria Campos is a retired TV news anchor with 40 years of broadcast journalism experience. Today, she is sharing her post-news life and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Be yourself; everyone else is already taken” – Oscar Wilde. In this episode, we are talking about being our authentic selves! Are you ready to show up as you are?

RESOURCES:

Be Yourself, but Carefully – Harvard Business Review

The Power Of Authenticity: How To Keep It Real At Work - Medium

‘Follow Your Passion’ Is The Worst Career Advice—Here’s Why - Forbes

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This week, we are reairing our "Collateral Damage" episode. How does a leader know when the fallout is too great? In this episode, we are talking about poor leadership behavior and the collateral damage of change leadership.

RESOURCES:

Managing the Strategic Risks That Come with Change – The FedCap Group

Managing the Execution Risks of Change Initiatives – The Wall Street Journal

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