How They See Us with Denise Herd

We're switching things up a bit in this episode! In honor of May being Mental Health Awareness Month, the Herd team decided it would be best for Denise to speak directly to our listeners about her challenges with prioritizing her mental health in a leadership role and giving her employees the grace to do the same. Moderated by Account Executive Kierra Santillan, this vulnerable dialogue is sure to serve as an excellent reminder that you cannot take care of others until you first take care of yourself.

There's nothing more empowering than giving back to the community—it's a sentiment that ignites change and fosters hope. In this episode, host Denise is joined by activist and philanthropist, Amp Harris to discuss the pivotal role of volunteering in uplifting and empowering underrepresented communities.

Nothing is stronger than the bond of sisterhood, and today's guests are here to prove it! In this episode, Denise is joined by her lifelong friends, Denise Wade-Jackson, Natalie Chavis, Kimberly Bacon and Lisa Chavis, to discuss the significant role of girl groups in our lives.

Denise's partner, Christopher Johnson, shares how he supports Denise as an entrepreneur.

Eunice Trotter and Mark Dollase of Indiana Landmarks join Denise to discuss Black history in Indiana and the importance of preserving it.

Today, Denise is joined by expert historians Dr. Charlene Fletcher and Dr. Dawn Herd-Clark to share some historical knowledge on African American history that you don't find in your average textbook. 

Account Executive Kierra Santillan and intern Malik Harris join Denise in this week's episode to discuss the passion behind the podcast and the reason for its inception. 

DEI specialists Deondra Wardelle and Intend Indiana President Stephanie Quick join this episode to talk about the evolution of DEI, where we are today and where we hope to be.