YNG BLK HR

This week’s episode features Marshea Pratt, host of the Black & Brave podcast. This week’s conversation centers around the importance of setting boundaries in life and how boundary setting is and can be a courageous conversation.

This week’s conversation features Rawiyah Tariq, Host of My Black Body Podcast. We discuss decolonization and how it manifests in our workplaces and how liberation strategies can aid in the protection of Black and Brown professionals within white spaces.

This week’s conversation features Dr. Mary Rensel, a neuroimmunologist at the Cleveland Clinic, and Ali Hively, a wellness consultant, founders of the Brain Ops Group. Have you ever thought about how psychological safety (or lack there of) affects your brain, even your overall health? This week’s episode takes a look at what psychological safety is, how it manifests at work and how to build resiliency when psychological safety is threatened.

This week’s conversation features Cynthia Burks, Chief People and Culture Officer at Genentech. What does the future of work look like? Who knows. This conversation discusses implications of the COVID-19 vaccine, remote work, cost of living adjustments and more!

This week’s conversation features Jean LeConte II, data engineer at Google. We take a deep dive into the discussion of life after college and what happens after you make your first good salary and how to handle with your new found income.

This week’s conversation features Kim Blue, VP of People Experience at Zoom. Oftentimes, humanizing each other in the workplace is a practical way of valuing the person behind the title. For HR professionals, humanizing is key with alleviating the characterization of HR as the work police, etc.

This week’s conversation features Bryan Marks and Jimmy Woodard, founders of Cloud Castles. Cloud Castles allows its users to own, stay at and profit from vacation homes across the US. Today’s generation of professionals are earning more income than generations’ past yet face barriers within Real Estate Investing. Cloud aims to lower the barrier of entry into real estate investing. This week’s conversation centers around how millennial professionals can have their share of real estate and create passive income from their investments.

We kick off season 6 with Rahul Kulkarni, CEO of the Sukhi Project. The Sukhi Project helps employees optimize work-life balance to strengthen emotional and mental health in today’s remote workplace. Today’s conversation centers around burnout out and what we can do to manage it during these remote times.

This week’s episode features Sam Moore of Hacking HR-Austin. We focus on the role COVID vaccines will play as many organizations gear up to have employees slowly return back to work. What’s the worst that could possibly happen?

This week’s episode features Gertrude Jenkins and Eghosa Obaizamomwan Hamilton, founders of Making Us Matter, a Black woman-owned nonprofit educational organization dedicated to providing students with decolonized educational programming that centers Blackness.