Talk The Talk

No matter if you are Black, White, gay, straight, rich, poor, Republican, Democrat, tall, short, old or young we have implicit biases. These are biases that are unconscious attitudes and stereotypes that can manifest in what we say, do, and how we treat others. They are pervasive because we often do not know that they reside within us.

Kaitlin and Jordan dive deep on what implicit bias is, why do we have them, and how do we acknowledge and avoid acting on them.

Please note that the hosts are not experts in diversity, equity, and inclusion; however, they are learning and unlearning alongside listeners and hoping to inspire change in the world through tough conversations. And yes, sometimes those conversations will use colorful adult language. Join the movement and Talk The Talk.

We are less than three months away from the largest election in any of our lifetimes. What happens on November 3 will have rippling in effects in this country and the world beyond just the next four years. Kaitlin and Jordan discuss the responsibility for each of us to use our voices in this historic time.

Please note that the hosts are not experts in diversity, equity, and inclusion; however, they are learning and unlearning alongside listeners and hoping to inspire change in the world through tough conversations. And yes, sometimes those conversations will use colorful adult language. Join the movement and Talk The Talk.

What does 40 acres and a mule mean? Kaitlin and Jordan talk all things reparations.

Please note that the hosts are not experts in diversity, equity, and inclusion; however, they are learning and unlearning alongside listeners and hoping to inspire change in the world through tough conversations. And yes, sometimes those conversations will use colorful adult language. Join the movement and Talk The Talk

Ok, so what do we do about the bad cops? Kaitlin and Jordan chat about defunding the police and areas of opportunity for American policing.

Please note that the hosts are not experts in diversity, equity, and inclusion; however, they are learning and unlearning alongside listeners and hoping to inspire change in the world through tough conversations. And yes, sometimes those conversations will use colorful adult language. Join the movement and Talk The Talk.

Why aren’t good cops enough? Kaitlin and Jordan unpack policing in America and what it means to be a “good cop.”

Please note that the hosts are not experts in diversity, equity, and inclusion; however, they are learning and unlearning alongside listeners and hoping to inspire change in the world through tough conversations. And yes, sometimes those conversations will use colorful adult language. Join the movement and Talk The Talk.

Talk The Talk is the podcast dedicated to educating, equipping, and developing ANTI-Racists. Hosted by Jordan (a Black, male activist) and Kaitlin (a White, female ally), this show boldly dives in to answer uncomfortable questions about race and society. By no means are the hosts experts in all areas of race, society, equality, and inclusion. The goal is to create a sense of community to collectively create the changes we need in this unjust world. Thanks for taking the leap with us. Get ready to listen, learn, and challenge racism anywhere and everywhere you encounter it. Join us and Talk The Talk.