In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break Maddie and Meaghan explore a wide range of current events and their impact on the queer community. The episode also highlights the importance of queer representation and queer allyship in politics, the complexities of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in the workplace, and the dangers of erasing history. We also address the criminalization of gender-affirming care and the impact of mistrust in professional care for marginalized communities. The conversation emphasizes empowerment through queer voices and the need for respectful representation in all areas of society.#queer #coffee #DEI #genderaffirmingcare #politics #community #LGBTQ #SarahMcBride #podcast #professionals

Join our hosts, Maddie and Meaghan as they discuss the challenges of maintaining a work-life balance in a digital age, especially amidst the backdrop of layoffs and uncertainty. They explore the importance of finding joy in small moments, prioritizing mental health, and setting boundaries to protect one's well-being. The conversation also touches on the role of coworkers in providing support and the dynamics of leadership in the workplace. Ultimately, the hosts encourage listeners to take time for themselves and to be their own best advocates.#coffee #work #queer #lgbtqpodcast #podcast #lgbtq #dfw #Dallas

In this episode, Maddie and Meaghan discuss the challenges of moving and home ownership, the emotional toll of housework, and the importance of legislative advocacy. They explore the impact of recent legislation on research and the need for community engagement in political processes. The conversation also touches on the significance of effective communication in advocacy and concludes with a light-hearted discussion about sports trades and community reactions.

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In this heartfelt and inspiring episode, Maddie and Meaghan sit down with Mary Elaine and Ashley, the powerhouse couple behind Fools Kava House, a queer-owned business dedicated to fostering connection and inclusivity. They share how Kava became a bridge to the community, their journey of creating a welcoming space for all—especially those in recovery—and the delicate balance of blending love and business. From personal insights on sobriety to the evolving landscape of support networks, this conversation is a deep dive into the power of safe spaces and shared experiences. Grab a cup and join us!

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In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, we discuss the challenges of navigating the current job market, the importance of networking, and the evolving etiquette in hiring processes. We share our personal experiences job applications and the significance of maintaining professional connections. The conversation also touches on using business cards versus digital networking tools, six degrees of separation, and the value of mastermind groups for professional growth. Additionally, they highlight the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in networking and community building.

In this episode, join us as we discuss the current state of the LGBTQ community, recent legislative changes in Texas, and the implications of corporations rolling back their DEI initiatives. We explore the shift from DEI to MEI (Merit, Excellence, Intelligence) and the impact of implicit bias on decision-making. The conversation emphasizes the importance of personal growth, listening, and engaging in difficult discussions to foster a more inclusive environment in workplaces.

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In this episode, we celebrate the New Year by reflecting on generational changes, sharing some fun New Year's traditions, and discuss some superstitions associated with the holiday. Our hosts, also highlight significant queer representation in politics, particularly focusing on newly elected representatives, and delve into some current events related to workplace toxicity and celebrity gossip. The conversation is light-hearted and engaging, providing insights into personal experiences and broader societal themes.

In this episode of the Not a Lonely Coffee Break podcast, hosts Maddie and Meaghan discuss their holiday plans, reflect on their personal goals for the new year, and thoughts on corporate holiday parties, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity. We share our reflections on our podcasting journey to celebrate the halfway point of season 1. This lighthearted holiday-themed episode was the perfect way to wrap up the 2024 season.

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This conversation delves into the complexities of conflict resolution in the workplace, emphasizing the importance of reflective questioning, effective feedback, and understanding high-conflict personalities. We are joined by Kendria Taylor, President and Principal Consultant of TG8 Solutions Insight to discuss strategies for navigating conflicts, the impact of unresolved issues on productivity, and the significance of maintaining morale during challenging interactions. The conversation also highlights the necessity of mediation processes and the role of emotional intelligence in managing workplace dynamics.

In this conversation, Maddie and Meaghan are joined by university professor and social worker Dr. Jon Singletary to discuss the emotional landscape following a significant election, focusing on themes of allyship, community support, and the complexities of grief. They reflect on personal experiences, the importance of self-care, and the need for safe spaces in the community. The discussion also touches on the implications of current policies and the necessity of building trust within relationships. In this special post-election episode, we discuss the importance of creating safe spaces for the queer community, validating fears surrounding safety, and recognizing the intersectionality of various marginalized groups as well as explore the challenges of balancing professional responsibilities with personal safety concerns, emphasizing the necessity of setting boundaries for self-care.

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