What does true representation look like in spaces where you're not expected? Marsha Oliver, Senior Vice President of Community and Public Engagement at the PGA Tour, takes us on a journey that challenges conventional thinking about career paths, community impact, and authentic leadership.

Tia Leathers and Ronnie King join Marsha in a conversation as Oliver recounts her life-changing experience in South Africa just two years after apartheid ended, the philosophy that guided her controversial decision to serve as spokesperson for Republican Mayor Lenny Curry and how she's helping direct a $100 million commitment from the PGA Tour to underrepresented communities.

Between heartfelt stories about generational differences in approaching discrimination and candid reflections on the current "crisis" surrounding DEI initiatives, Oliver leaves us with a message that resonates with anyone who's ever felt like an outsider yet chosen to show up anyway: "Your biggest accomplishment is the ability to be yourself in a world that is trying to make you someone else."

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