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Tune in to All1nclusive this week as Tracy and Bhavna celebrate another history-making moment at the Oscars. The golden statue for Best Actress has finally gone to Asian women, and they couldn't be more excited. Well, apparently she's not the first Asian woman but that's another story. During her acceptance speech, the 60-year-old Malaysian Actress reminded us all that the audience wants Hollywood to reflect the global community. And can we take a moment to appreciate her words of wisdom to all the ladies out there... "don't ever let anyone tell you you're past your prime." You go, Michelle!
Imagine a world where deaf contestants are tearing up the quiz show scene with their razor-sharp signing skills. Well, that world has arrived! Tracy and Bhavna are buzzing with excitement as they share the news of a groundbreaking new TV quiz show called Sign2Win recently launched by the British Sign Language Broadcasting Trust (BSLBT). Finally, the deaf community is changing the game and can enjoy mainstream entertainment that taps into their unique strengths, like signing and knowledge of deaf history and culture. No more sitting on the sidelines! And as an added bonus, Tracy enlightens us on the new trend of using sign language for clapping instead of noisy applause or 'reactions' - perfect for virtual online meetings – a win-win for everyone. Who needs 'reactions' when you've got a signing?
Get ready to laugh and learn with Tracy and Bhavna as they dive into the world of "innocent" remarks that actually have some serious implications. They ask the all-important question: What would YOU do? Whether it's the office gossip or your BFF if you heard the 'lucky' remark levelled at a woman who's nabbed a big project. When we hear the "Wow, she's lucky" response when a woman achieves success. Is this really just an innocent compliment, or is there some sneaky attribution bias lurking beneath the surface? Tracy and Bhavna explore this tricky question.
Enjoying the conversation? Want to join in? Visit my website tracygandu.com and sign up for my newsletter to learn more and share your own stories with us at [email protected].
If you like what you hear remember to like and rate this Podcast. Thanks @tracyganducoach
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By Tracy GanduTune in to All1nclusive this week as Tracy and Bhavna celebrate another history-making moment at the Oscars. The golden statue for Best Actress has finally gone to Asian women, and they couldn't be more excited. Well, apparently she's not the first Asian woman but that's another story. During her acceptance speech, the 60-year-old Malaysian Actress reminded us all that the audience wants Hollywood to reflect the global community. And can we take a moment to appreciate her words of wisdom to all the ladies out there... "don't ever let anyone tell you you're past your prime." You go, Michelle!
Imagine a world where deaf contestants are tearing up the quiz show scene with their razor-sharp signing skills. Well, that world has arrived! Tracy and Bhavna are buzzing with excitement as they share the news of a groundbreaking new TV quiz show called Sign2Win recently launched by the British Sign Language Broadcasting Trust (BSLBT). Finally, the deaf community is changing the game and can enjoy mainstream entertainment that taps into their unique strengths, like signing and knowledge of deaf history and culture. No more sitting on the sidelines! And as an added bonus, Tracy enlightens us on the new trend of using sign language for clapping instead of noisy applause or 'reactions' - perfect for virtual online meetings – a win-win for everyone. Who needs 'reactions' when you've got a signing?
Get ready to laugh and learn with Tracy and Bhavna as they dive into the world of "innocent" remarks that actually have some serious implications. They ask the all-important question: What would YOU do? Whether it's the office gossip or your BFF if you heard the 'lucky' remark levelled at a woman who's nabbed a big project. When we hear the "Wow, she's lucky" response when a woman achieves success. Is this really just an innocent compliment, or is there some sneaky attribution bias lurking beneath the surface? Tracy and Bhavna explore this tricky question.
Enjoying the conversation? Want to join in? Visit my website tracygandu.com and sign up for my newsletter to learn more and share your own stories with us at [email protected].
If you like what you hear remember to like and rate this Podcast. Thanks @tracyganducoach
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.