Grab your coffee and join us as we explore the intricate dynamics of employee-manager relationships, emphasizing the critical role of manager engagement in fostering a productive and supportive work environment. Maddie and Meaghan share examples from their own experiences with poor manager-employee relationships and what research says about it all! We highlight the impact of health and wellness on workplace performance, the importance of effective communication, and strategies for creating a positive workplace culture. #coffee #manager #employees #workplace #queer #podcast #lgbtq #bosses #managerengagement #gallup #stateofworkreport2025 #DFW #workplacedynamics #dallas 🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!

In this episode, we explore the complexities of workplace relationships, particularly focusing on romantic entanglements and their implications in professional settings. Maddie and Meaghan share their thoughts and discuss recent events involving the Dallas Wings and the viral Coldplay/CEO scandal, highlighting the ethical considerations and HR policies surrounding workplace romance. The conversation also touches on statistics regarding workplace relationships, the role of HR in managing these dynamics, and the impact of celebrity relationships on public perception. The episode concludes with reflections on the importance of clear policies and the human aspects of workplace interactions.

In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, Maddie and Meaghan open with a heartfelt acknowledgment of the recent flooding in Texas and how their community can support those affected. The conversation shifts to a powerful and emotional discussion about Baylor University’s decision to return a $600,000 research grant intended to explore LGBTQ+ inclusion and religious trauma in faith communities.Maddie, a Baylor alum, shares her personal reaction to the news and what it means for research, allyship, and queer advocacy in conservative institutions. Together, they explore the broader implications of data suppression, misinformation, and the impact on queer communities and workforce research.#Baylor #Queer #LGBTQ #Dallas #Research #coffee #workplace #allyship #podcast #DFW #faith

In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, hosts Maddie and Meaghan celebrate the growth of their podcast and delve into the life and legacy of Marsha P. Johnson, a pivotal figure in LGBTQ+ activism. They explore her early life, struggles, and the significant role she played in the Stonewall Uprising and the founding of the Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries (STAR). The conversation highlights Marsha's activism, her health challenges, and the circumstances surrounding her tragic death, emphasizing her lasting impact on the LGBTQ+ community and the importance of advocacy for trans rights.

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Join us for another great coffee break! Maddie and Meaghan recap their Pride experiences and the people they met! During the episode, we also discuss the importance of authenticity in the workplace and the impact of corporate responsibility in producing not only an inclusive workplace but one that employees and the community can feel proud of. Maddie and Meaghan share personal stories of listener recognition, the challenges of job satisfaction, and the effects of toxic environments on workplace culture. The conversation also touches on the significance of conferences for professional development and the ongoing journey to create inclusive workspaces.🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!#pride #queer #podcast #coffee #work #leadership #pridemonth #dallas #DFW #lgbtqia #authenticity #prideintheworkplace #workplaceculture linktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

We’re celebrating ONE YEAR of Not a Lonely Coffee Break! ☕🎉 In this special anniversary episode, Maddie and Meaghan reflect on their journey, share some behind-the-scenes challenges, and dream big for what’s ahead.

✨ What’s Inside:

Our favorite moments (and struggles) from year one

Real talk on queer fatigue and rainbow capitalism

Which companies are still showing up for Pride (and which aren’t)

🧐All the exciting Pride events we’ll be at — including Dallas Pride and more!

Local event shoutouts you won’t want to miss 💜

🏳️‍🌈 Whether you’re a longtime listener or just joining us, come celebrate Pride and queer community with us.

🗓 EVENTS MENTIONED:

📍 Dallas Pride – June 14 (Tabling + Parade w/ Comerica!)

📍 Arlington Pride – June 14 (Evening)

🎭 A Strange Loop – June 19–July 12 @ Circle Theatre, Fort Worth (Free Juneteenth tickets!)

🧠 NAMI North Texas Pride Event – June 21, Denton (Keynote: Brian Kennedy)

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In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, hosts Maddie and Meaghan are joined by DR Hanson and Jamison Sachs of Common Ground Games for a vibrant and heartfelt conversation. Together, they explore what it takes to build truly inclusive spaces for the queer community within the gaming world and beyond.From the entrepreneurial journey of starting their business to the ongoing work of advocacy and representation, DR and Jamison share the challenges and triumphs of cultivating a welcoming environment. The discussion explores the power of community engagement, the significance of Pride Month, and how local activism and businesses are helping to amplify the voices of LGBTQ individuals. The episode wraps with a thoughtful reflection on employee satisfaction and why prioritizing people, both in the workplace and the wider community, makes all the difference.Connect with Common Ground Games: Instagram: @commongroundgamesWebsite: www.boardgamesdallas.comConnect with DR and CineWilde: Instagram: @wilde_dandy or @Cinewildedallas

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In this new episode, join us as we discuss personal updates, Mental Health Awareness Month resources, and the importance of community and self-love. Coach Dee joins us for her coffee break to share insights on building community, navigating masculinity, and creating safe spaces for the LGBTQ+ community and the importance of queer masculine representation in the community. The conversation emphasizes the need for self-acceptance and the power of finding one's people to foster personal growth and healing.#masculine #MascGentBosses #masculinity #femininity #dallaswings #Dallas #Queer #LGBTQIA #Ally #coffee #tea #DFW #work #podcast Connect with MascGentBosses: Instagram: @mascgentbosses Connect with Coach Dee: Instagram: @deetoxlifecoachingWebsite: www.deetoxlifecoaching.comDon't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

In this episode of the Not a Lonely Coffee Break Podcast, hosts Maddie and Meaghan discuss the life and legacy of Barbara Gittings, a pivotal figure in the LGBTQ+ rights movement. They explore her early life, activism, and the importance of literature in her journey. The conversation comes full circle as we highlight her collaboration with Dr. Frank Kameny and the impact of the Daughters of Bilitis. We reflect on Gittings' contributions to the fight against the classification of homosexuality as a mental illness as well as her fight to ensure representation through literature. Her lasting legacy in the LGBTQ+ community is what make her the Mother of the Gay Rights Movement.

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In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, hosts Maddie and Meaghan discuss participating in local activism opportunities like the Queer and Trans Liberation March. We also kick-start our brand new series exploring queer activists who made an impact within the workforce. Join us as we explore 'The Father of the Gay Rights Movement' Dr. Frank Kameny, a pivotal figure in the fight for LGBTQ rights, particularly in the workplace. The conversation highlights the ongoing struggles against discrimination and the need for continued advocacy in the face of political challenges. His story inspires us to always find ways to fuel our passion and our purpose. #queer #activism #liberation #DrFrankKameny #workplace #discrimination #coffee #LGBTQ #astronomy #military #podcast

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