Just Listen - Dean Haynesworth (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dean-haynesworth-3829a659/)

Sandy Cross (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandycross1/), Chief People Officer for the PGA of America, takes us inside one of the world's most exclusive sports to talk about their efforts to make golf more inclusive for everyone.

Kelly Cooper (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelly-cooper-6b742966/), Founder and CEO of Centre for Social Intelligence, joins the podcast to talk about her ongoing fight for gender diversity and equality, starting as the "token" female in a group of all men in the science and engineering world, to being on the Canadian delegation for UN meetings where the world first united to address gender diversity in the 1990s, to starting her own business to continue the work today.

Just Listen - Ariffa Bevin (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ariffa-bevin-she-her-hers-8a58ba79/)

Just Listen - Jimi Vaughn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimivaughn/)

Just Listen - Yvan Demonsthenes (https://www.linkedin.com/in/yvandemosthenes/)

Deanna Singh (https://www.linkedin.com/in/deannasingh/) is leading efforts through various businesses and projects to help those from marginalized communities. That's the common thread that ties all her work together.

Mark Jones (https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-jones-baa3a627/) is the Manager, Accessibility & Services for Guests with Disabilities at the happiest place on Earth, Disney. We talk about Mark's journey as an able-bodied person working everyday to bring the same experiences to those with disabilities in a place where everyone just wants to be happy and enjoy life. We also talk about the impacts of COVID on these types of experiences and how a pandemic helps shift how companies think about their employees and customers.

We have a very special and timely episode of our #BlackVoicesMatter series with guest Magalie René (www.MagalieRené.com) who is talking to us about the Georgia Voting Law SB202, the controversial law which many have argued has clear voter suppression intentions. We talk about the organizations and media productions taking a stand in Georgia and how compassionate leadership is needed more than ever to help us fight oppression and systemic inequalities. Please listen.

What a milestone that we honestly never thought we'd achieve! But here we are and we wanted to share our learning journeys and A-HA moments from some of our favorite episodes.We talk about everything from racism, disabilities, intersectionality, global views, and the one thing that ties it all together - hope.