Recently, libraries have come under target for government cuts, among many other public resources being targeted. In this episode, Lamber’s talks about how beneficial it is to learn about both your own and other’s cultural history, and how libraries are an excellent resource in this endeavor.

March is Women’s History Month—a time to intentionally acknowledge and celebrate the contributions and progress made by women throughout history. In this episode, Lambers discusses several recommendations on how to do just that. Listen in to hear all about it.

In recent months, with the cancellation of DEI initiatives, many have been wrestled with whether to participate or not in consumer boycotts. In this episode Lambers digs into the decision-making process behind these two perspectives.

Host of the Diversity Dude Podcast Lambers Fisher has been hearing a lot recently, “Why is everyone so sensitive?” His response to this question is unpacked in this episode. Listen in to hear all about it.

As Black History Month draws to a close, Lambers looks back at the month while also looking ahead at the next “Awareness Month” and wonders about the recent initiatives to end cultural awareness in favor of cultural ignorance. There’s lots to unpack within this topic, so listen in to hear all about it.

If you oppose DEI, what part of it specifically don’t you like? When speaking out against DEI, use the full title. You don’t like Diversity? You don’t like Equity? You don’t like Inclusion? When you break down the acronym, you must think specifically about each of these words, and you might find that it’s the acronym and not what it stands for. Listen in to hear Lambers unpack all this further.

Recently, President Trump blamed a plane crash that claimed multiple lives on DEI. When asked for clarification from the reporter, the POTUS simply said, “…because it’s common sense,” a clear indicator of bias from the speaker. Listen in to hear Lamber’s perspective on these biases and how they might affect executive decision-making over the next four years.

As the recent wave of elimination of DEI programs continues, the reasoning has often been that DEI creates exclusivity through special treatment. In this episode, Lamber’s talks about how DEI is about special treatment—for everybody. Diversity, equity, and inclusion…for all. Listen in to hear all about it.

Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States yesterday. In this episode Lambers talks about potential hopes and fears regarding the next four years.

Sometimes the thought of reaching out to a therapist and sharing vulnerable stories about yourself is daunting enough, and then, if that therapist doesn’t share your racial or ethnic background, that reluctance to share can feel insurmountable. In this episode, Lambers talks about how to go about finding race-specific or race-neutral care. Listen in to hear all about it.