Real Good

Real Good

By Stitcher Studios, Domino Sound and U.S. BankSociety & Culture
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Real Good episodes

  • The Six Degrees of Segregation with Yohuru Williams
    In the fourth episode of our second season, we talk to the founder of the Racial Justice Initiative at The University of St. Thomas about the underlying issues that inform education policy, why we should be calling the baseball legend Jack Robinson instead of Jackie, the how the systemic issues surrounding education extend far beyond the classroom.
    1 hr 3 min
  • Housing is Health, Housing is Wealth with Natosha Reid Rice
    In the third episode of our second season, we speak with Natosha Reid Rice, the first ever Global Diversity Equity and Inclusion Officer at Habitat for Humanity, about how housing provides the basis for wealth and equity building, the policies that have disadvantaged communities, and how diversity and inclusion mean different things to different people.
    52 min
  • Just Admitting It Isn't Enough with Lynda Negron
    In the second episode of our second season, we speak with Lynda Negron, Product Director at BiasSync, about how biased corporate structures can create a lack of opportunity at every level, the ways experiencing bias can affect your life in and outside of work, and how you can combat your own biases.
    59 min
  • Funding A Diverse Future with Henri Pierre-Jacques
    In the first episode of our second season, we speak with Henri Pierre-Jacques, Managing Director and Co-Founder of Harlem Capital about inequality in entrepreneurial opportunities, public goals and accountability, and what it's like to be a black funder being pitched by a black entrepreneur who has never pitched another black person.
    46 min
  • Keep Showing Up with Inez Long from BBIF

    In the fourth episode of Real Good, we speak with Inez Long CEO and President of the Black Business Investment Fund in Florida about understanding that there's always more to learn, how we need to continue showing up for businesses in need beyond this crisis and how being entrenched in the community you serve can help you identify the real problems it's facing.

    54 min
  • The Inflection Point with John Hope Bryant of Operation Hope
    In the third episode of Real Good, we speak with John Hope Bryant, CEO and Founder of the Operation Hope about the ripple effects of financial dignity, how existing power structures lock people of color out of opportunities and how we can reflect on the current moment to fix longstanding issues.
    51 min
  • Globally Local with Stan Little of United Way
    In the second episode of Real Good, we hear from with Stan Little, Chief Experience Officer of the United Way about the importance of knowing the communities you're helping, how privilege affects actions and worldview, and how the 211 initiative is working to help families in need.
    47 min
  • Access Is Opportunity with Maurice Jones of LISC

    In the first episode of Real Good, we speak with Maurice Jones, CEO of the Local Initiative Support Corporation about how even systemic problems must be fought at the local level, why broadband available is one of the biggest problems facing rural America today and how access and opportunity are one in the same.

    43 min
  • Introducing Real Good by U.S. Bank

    When the COVID-19 outbreak hit, there was a rush to provide relief for people in need. U.S. Bank partnered with nonprofits around the country to offer support. They looked to the helpers, and the helpers had a lot to say.

    COVID-19 created struggles we’ve never seen before, but it’s also shining a light on problems our communities face every day – problems that are intersectional in nature.

    These are the stories of people who are truly making an impact, and the people whose lives are being changed by their efforts.

    3 min

About Real Good

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Doing real good isn’t about plaudits, or optics, or checking the right boxes. It’s about putting in the work to make peoples’ lives better.