Shift Out Loud with Tracy Spears

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True leadership requires more than knowledge and expertise. Being vulnerable and authentic can have a huge impact on the connections you build with your team, and enable your entire organization to play bigger!

Among his achievements as an athlete and coach, Kirk Walker has helped UCLA to seven NCAA Championships and 18 Women's College World Series appearances, earning the title of the “winningest” coach in UCLA history. In this episode of Shift Out Loud, Kirk and I discuss how he learned to play bigger while living authentically, and how this challenging shift transformed his leadership. Tune in as we explore his incredible career and his work to promote inclusivity in sports.

Ready to play bigger? Listen now to discover:

• How Kirk navigated coming out in the world of sport and how it sparked his shift into advocacy
• How he embraced the challenge of returning to UCLA in an assistant coaching role
• How he partnered with Nike to raise the profile of LGBTQ+ athletes — and why trans issues need more attention!

Guest bio: Kirk Walker just finished his 23rd season on the UCLA coaching staff where he is the Associate Head Coach. He was honored as part of the NFCA Regional Coaching Staff of the Year in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019, and 2021. He is the Bruins' third base coach and also plays at a highly competitive level. He is a visible and vocal advocate for diversity and inclusion in sports.

Timestamps:
01:47  Intro
04:34  Meet Kirk Walker
08:46  Meeting Kirk
10:58  Umpiring  
13:04  Shift to coaching & Oregon State
18:44  Coming out & Outsports
22:50  Strengthening leadership
25:31  Shift to UCLA
29:21  Guiding the transition & leaving the team
34:05  Embracing the challenge
39:35  Shift to advocacy
44:45  Sports Equality Foundation
49:06  Political climate
52:38  Get involved
54:28  Oklahoma Sooners
56:45  Mantra & next shifts

Links:
Kirk Walker
uclabruins.com/sports/softball/roster/coaches/kirk-walker/3957
Instagram: @kirkwalker23
Outsports
Sports Equality Foundation


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Movies are a powerful way to tell stories, change perspectives, and shine a light on different lived experiences. Empowering filmmakers can lead to massive shifts, for both individuals and communities.

Joining me for this episode of Shift Out Loud is Amy Janes, a brilliant creative whose filmmaking journey has been fueled by a love for storytelling that began in an editing room. She’s the co-founder of Filmmakers Ranch, a thriving, first-of-its-kind studio and training academy that fosters creativity and trains future filmmakers.

During our conversation, Amy shares her journey to kick Oklahoma’s film and television industry up a notch, how filmmaking has evolved since her days as an editing intern, and how a literal dream gave her the confidence to pursue her passion.

Ready to play bigger? Listen now to discover: 

• Why Filmmakers Ranch is perfectly positioned to turn filmmaking into a substantial Oklahoma industry 
• How Amy’s digital media agency Fanology has evolved in a changing social media landscape
• The project that gave her the opportunity to spend four days writing a script with Dr. Maya Angelou!

Guest bio: In 2010, Amy Janes co-founded digital media agency Fanology, which helps celebrities like Shay Mitchell and Nas connect with audiences and partner with brands like Toyota to create impactful content. In 2018, she co-founded Filmmakers Ranch, a film studio and academy poised to become a hub for filmmaking, producing films, and training crews. 

Timestamps:

01:50  Intro
03:00  Meet Amy Janes
08:06  Amy’s dream & moving to Penn State
12:08  Moving to Oklahoma
13:47  Editing internship
17:01  Shattered Glass & Dr. Angelou
24:25  ‘Preditors’ & Valentine Road
28:36  Adrenaline rushes & The Rolling Stones
31:35  Shift to Fanology
37:50  Amy’s ideal clients
42:15  Fanology Labs & the hunger for truth
46:44  Opening the Ranch
53:24  The next shifts
55:23  Quantum physics

Links:

Amy Janes

filmmakersranch.com

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Many people play bigger by working to better the lives of those who may have been forgotten by society. The most transformative work often happens in places most of us will never visit — but its effects ripple far beyond their walls.

This episode of Shift Out Loud features 2018 CNN Hero of the Year finalist Ellen Stackable. Ellen is the Executive Director and co-founder of Poetic Justice, a non-profit organization that has helped over 4000 people incarcerated in women’s detention centers the opportunity to process trauma, rewrite personal narratives, and heal through restorative writing and creative arts. 

Our thoughtful conversation digs into unconscious biases, racial justice, isolation, code-switching, and the power of storytelling and community to change lives. Tune in as we discuss how Ellen became interested in the carceral system, the role that hip-hop played in her first programs, and the importance of trauma-informed practice.

Ready to play bigger? Listen now to discover:

• What Ellen experienced as a member of the Mercy Farm cult and how she healed after breaking free
• How the AIDS epidemic profoundly shifted her perspective and her path
• How Poetic Justice adapts their programs for different groups and institutions

Guest bio: Ellen Stackable is the Executive Director and co-founder of Poetic Justice, which offers restorative writing and creative arts programs to individuals incarcerated in women’s prisons and jails in Oklahoma, California, Oregon, and Tijuana, Mexico. In 2018, she was one of 10 finalists for CNN Hero of the Year. In 2019, she received the Courage Award given by the University of Oklahoma. In 2024, she was a recipient of the Newsmaker Award from the Tulsa American Women in Communication.

Timestamps:

01:41  Intro
03:01  Meet Ellen Stackable
06:19  Joining & leaving a cult
10:03  The AIDS crisis
14:03  Returning to Tulsa
17:50  Mercy Farm reunion
21:36  Carceral system & the Tulsa Race Riot
24:37  Healing through writing
27:03  Building curriculum
32:45  Code-switching & distance learning
36:28  Creating shifts for others
40:46  Shift to Poetic Justice
44:57  CNN Hero
49:28  What’s next

Links:

Ellen Stackable

poeticjustice.org

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ellen-stackable-11480684

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Cheri Kempf is no stranger to playing bigger — she’s made incredible moves in the infield, in the dugout, on the mic, and at the boardroom table. A celebrated leader in women’s fastpitch softball, the four-time National Champion and six-time Hall of Fame Inductee pitched for Team USA during their 1992 World Cup victory. Today, she works tirelessly to promote women’s sports through Athletes Unlimited, a player-centric network of women’s pro leagues.

In this episode of Shift Out Loud, Cheri and I sit down to discuss her inspiring athletic journey, how she learned the value of honoring her commitments, what she thinks about women’s sports coverage and the Caitlin Clark effect, and how she became a respected trainer who literally wrote the book on pitching! 

Ready to play bigger? Listen now to discover: 

• What made Cheri an amazing sports analyst — and why she decided to leave the broadcasting booth
• The corporate and network buy-in required to elevate the popularity of women’s sports to the level they deserve
• How Athletes Unlimited is changing the game for women’s softball, indoor volleyball, basketball, and lacrosse

Guest bio: Cheri Kempf is a Senior Vice President and executive producer at Athletes Unlimited, a network of professional women’s sports leagues. She also serves as Director of Pro Softball, working with the Player Executive Committee to shape the league. She’s been recognized as a Sports Business Journal Game Changer (2022) and an Adweek’s Champion of Change (2023). She was Commissioner of National Pro Fastpitch for nearly 15 years. 

Timestamps:

01:48  Intro
04:08  Meet Cheri Kempf
08:47  Choosing a school
12:50  Shift to Maryville College
16:39  New school & 3-foot shift
20:49  Film school dream & Austin Peay
26:04  Shift to teaching
30:31  Women’s sports coverage
34:35  Softball’s tipping point
38:20  Shift from broadcasting 
42:55  Shift to Athletes Unlimited
49:03  Caitlin Clark
56:02  Corporate & network buy-in
1:01:46  Being in-studio
1:05:04  Shift to writing

Links:

Cheri KempF
auprosports.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/cheri-kempf-683605227

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In this important and timely episode, I’m thrilled to sit down with a woman who has been playing bigger for as long as I’ve known of her… and may just be Tulsa’s next mayor. Karen Keith is currently serving her fourth term as Tulsa County Commissioner for District 2, and before entering public service had a fascinating series of career shifts, working as a news anchor, reporter, documentarian, executive producer, and host of Oklahoma Living.

Throughout the time I’ve been following her work, I’ve been impressed by Karen’s deep compassion, forward-thinking vision, and strong commitment to uplifting her community. We explore her accomplishments in the broadcasting industry and shift into public service, how she learned to work successfully across the aisle, and why she has been such a gift to Tulsa. Listen now and register to vote!

Listen now to discover:

• How Karen made her mark as an international reporter and respected documentarian — and how it changed the way she sees the world
• The exciting goals and iconic triumphs of Tulsa’s Vision 2025 project
• Karen’s mayoral to-do list and how she plans to serve

Guest bio: Mayoral candidate Karen Keith is serving her 16th year as Tulsa County Commissioner for District 2. The projects she is most proud of include the completion of the Family Center for Juvenile Justice and the Tulsa/West Tulsa Levee system. Over the last four years, she’s worked with community partners on issues related to homelessness and justice reform and the ongoing work cleaning up neighborhoods, along with tackling legislation for greater abatement authority.

Timestamps:
01:45  Intro
04:08  Meet Karen Keith
08:26  Exploring the world
11:13  Tahoe & the 5-jellybean tip
12:57  Shift to marriage & broadcasting
14:59  Reporting abroad
19:25  Shift to public service
22:04  Vision 2025
23:04  Shift to politics & working across party lines
28:21  Shift to mayoral candidacy
31:11  Running for the job
34:29  Reaching out & looking forward

Links:
Karen Keith
karenkeith.org
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/karen-keith-8a3192133
Facebook: facebook.com/voteKarenKeith
Vision 2025: vision2025.info
Voter Registration: okvoterportal.okelections.us/Home/RegWizard

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While the residential real estate market post-pandemic has been marked by soaring prices and fierce bidding wars, owning a home is still a great investment. In this episode of Shift Out Loud, you’ll not only discover insights that will help you think and play bigger, you’ll find tips that may smooth the path to securing your dream home.

Over the last 20 years, Shawn Peters has built a stellar reputation in the Tulsa real estate market and strong relationships with her clients, who sing her praises wherever and whenever they can. Full disclosure: Shawn helped me find a house that I love!

Our conversation explores why Shawn made the move from paralegal work to real estate, the biggest changes she’s seen in the real estate market, and the psychology of hopeful house-hunters.

Ready to play bigger? Listen now to discover: 

• The #1 mistake that people make when looking to purchase residential real estate
• How Shawn made a shift into cultivating balance in her life — and what that can look like
• An insider look at how real estate agents think about their clients

Guest bio: Shawn Peters is celebrating 20 years as a Realtor in the Tulsa real estate market, with a focus on building lasting client relationships through personal attention, experience, and execution. She’s consistently featured in the Top 100 Realtors by Tulsa People, the top 1% of Realtors in Oklahoma, and is a member of the Board of Regents, a network of luxury real estate professionals with international recognition. 

Timestamps:

01:36  Intro

02:36  Meet Shawn Peters

04:40  Shift into real estate  

07:40  Big changes in the real estate market

09:17  Real estate clients & decision-making

13:26  Do’s & don’ts

17:07  Shift into finding balance

25:25  Shift into “savoring”

30:55  Deepening relationships

33:12  Taking action & treating yourself

37:47  Shawna’s sons

41:48 Conclusion  

Links:

Shawn Peters

speters.ccoklahoma.com 

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As the world around us changes in unsettling and dangerous ways, we need more people to stand up, speak out, and advocate for the rights of others in their communities.

Janet Levit is passionate about doing exactly this type of important work. In addition to serving on the Tulsa Women’s Commission and the Human Rights Commission, she is an Executive Consultant to repro46, a not-for-profit devoted to educating Oklahomans about the consequences of the state’s overreaching reproductive healthcare laws on the health, safety, and well-being of women and girls. 

In this inspiring episode of Shift Out Loud, we dig into the major shifts that led Janet to explore law, academia, community leadership, and advocacy over the course of her impressive career. Tune in as we discuss Janet’s strategic decision-making process, how she’s stayed flexible when unexpected changes altered her trajectory, and the experience that instantly changed her mind about becoming a diplomat.

Ready to play bigger? Listen now to discover: 

• How Janet shifted from pursuing a path she thought was expected of her into wholeheartedly following her passion and calling
• Why it’s important to “get dirty” as a leader
• How she embraces her identity as a Tulsan and her role in serving her community

Guest bio: Janet Koven Levit concluded her term as interim president at The University of Tulsa in 2021 and returned to the College of Law in 2022 as a professor. She serves on the Tulsa Women’s Commission and the Human Rights Commission, on the Take Control Initiative Advisory Board, and as Vice Chair of the Center for Reproductive Rights Board of Directors. 

Timestamps:

01:40  Intro

03:37  Meet Janet Levit

06:16  Janet’s background

07:47  Cubs or White Sox?

10:23  Princeton & diplomacy

13:59  Shift into law

16:04  Yale, international law & learning Portuguese

19:40  Shift into partnership & moving to Tulsa

23:06  Team decision-making

28:16  Shift into academia

33:33  Strategic thinking & female leadership

39:08  Shift into advocacy

42:38  Oklahoma & women’s rights

45:59  repro46 & creating change

51:09  Politics v. advocacy

52:35  Shift to empathy & hope

58:00  Conclusion

Links:

Janet Levit

utulsa.edu/people/janet-levit 

repro46

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My guest for this episode of Shift Out Loud has appeared in publications ranging from the Harvard Business Review to Glamour UK, was named one of the Top 10 Most Powerful Women Leaders in HR, and has been hailed as a “cultural competency genius” — praise that is definitely well earned!

Risha Grant is an international speaker, bestselling author, and sought-after diversity & inclusion consultant who is currently mapping out the next incredible phase of her business. Our candid discussion explores what led Risha to found Oklahoma’s very first diversity communications firm, the ‘shift out loud’ moments that have changed the way she moves through the world, and her fascinating thoughts on the WNBA, marketability, and the Caitlin Clark effect. We also dig into about the ongoing evolution of DEI work — you won’t want to miss it!

Ready to play bigger? Listen now to discover: 

• How a 24-year-old Risha built a business case for diversity & inclusion in a corporate world that was totally disinterested
• Why a business downswing has shifted the way that she approaches the hustle
• How she’s thinking bigger when it comes to her next chapter, and adapting her work to a new political landscape

Guest bio: Risha Grant helps executives and their teams, politicians, civic leaders, and academic directors around the world learn how to behave, lead, and manage businesses more inclusively. As a speaker and CEO of Risha Grant LLC, her award-winning coaching, speaking, and training firm, Risha has shifted the hearts and minds of audiences and clients including Google, Levi Strauss, and Nestle Purina.

Timestamps:

01:36  Intro

03:42  Meet Risha Grant

05:09  DEI in Oklahoma

06:42  The WNBA & Caitlin Clark

14:43  Leaving basketball

18:02  Launching her firm

25:15  Family support

30:45  Shift into a downswing

35:47  Putting the shift into context

37:29  Mentor story

39:42  How she’s thinking bigger

44:37  Adapting to changing world

49:45  Friendship, debate & politics

Links:

Risha Grant

rishagrant.com

Facebook: facebook.com/RishaGrantLLC

Instagram: @risha.grant 

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While many find fulfillment in mastering one craft, others thrive when exploring new worlds and challenges. My guest for this episode of Shift Out Loud has excelled at playing a bigger game in a variety of sectors, from business to academia to politics.

Kathy Taylor is a woman with an incredible body of work. Her past roles include corporate EVP, Dean of the Collins College of Business at the University of Tulsa, and the 38th mayor of Tulsa, to name just a few. Currently, she’s dipping her toes into the retail world and unlocking the potential of women entrepreneurs through VEST, a peer network and investment fund.

In this conversation, Kathy and I talk about her shift from aspiring journalist to successful securities and franchise law attorney, the calling that brought her back to Oklahoma, and her recent transition into network and community-building.

Ready to play bigger? Listen now to discover: 

• Why Kathy ran for office, how she won the election, and why she loved the role
• The story behind Mother Road Market, a multicultural food hall that supports and promotes Tulsan entrepreneurs
• How a toxic, male-led work culture led Kathy to launch her law practice

Guest bio: The Honorable Kathryn L. Taylor most recently served as the Dean of the Collins College of Business at the University of Tulsa. Her previous positions include Mayor of Tulsa, Oklahoma Secretary of Commerce, Tourism & Workforce, CEO of ImpactTulsa, and Executive Vice President & General Counsel of Dollar/Thrifty Car Rental. She is a founding member of VEST, a network for expanding the pipeline of women in positions of influence.

Timestamps:

01:42  Intro

04:00  Meet Kathy Taylor

08:40  Mother Road Market

13:13  Thrifty Car Rental

15:58  Cooking & Julia Childs

17:49  Workplace toxicity & advocacy

22:24  Running for mayor

25:44  Accomplishments & challenges

30:56  Shift into academic leadership

34:06  Dubaian student & mentee stories

36:07  Shift into VEST & Goods Together

41:20  Personal mantra

43:47  Time with the grandkids & final tip

Links:

VEST

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The strongest leaders often come from humble beginnings, because these early hardships are instrumental in the development of grit. 

In this episode of Shift Out Loud, I talk to community leader Kian Kamas. As the Executive Director of PartnerTulsa, Kian is passionate about creating long-term, institutional change in how Tulsa pursues its economic and community development objectives, and is committed to building a sustainable, world-class operating model that builds strong and stable long-term revenues for this important work.

Our discussion explores the many shifts that have led Kian to her current professional success, including her time at the University of Edinburgh, her shift into the world of politics, and her transformation from doer into strong leader. We also dive into her post-University struggles, the hardest job she’s ever had, and how growing up on a farm helped to strengthen her incredible work ethic.

Ready to play bigger? Listen now to discover: 

• The biggest challenges Kian has faced while shifting from doer into leader — and how she works through them
• How she navigates a self image of herself as an inexperienced “small-town girl”
• The exercises she uses to help her team find joy and potential in what they do

Guest bio: Kian Kamas serves as the Executive Director of PartnerTulsa, leading Tulsa’s comprehensive community and economic development strategy and a team of talented professionals dedicated to increasing economic opportunity for Tulsa residents. Prior to this role, Kian served as Mayor G.T. Bynum’s Chief of Economic Development. She and her husband Lathen have lived in Tulsa, Oklahoma since 2009, and are raising their son Leith as a proud Tulsan.

Timestamps:

01:45  Intro

03:22  Meet Kian Kamas

05:54  Early work experience

08:24  “All hands on deck” 

10:52  Grit

13:10  Building a strong team

16:27  Hardest job & University of Oklahoma

19:10  University of Edinburgh

21:45  Return to the US & finding her place

26:09  Self-perception

28:44  Biggest challenges

34:22  Team-building tips

40:00  Team retreat

45:40  What’s next?

Links:

Kian Kamas

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kiankamas 

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