Blackness and the Workplace

That's a wrap! Jessica discusses her journey to the west coast, personal and professional ambitions, and what's next for Blackness and the Workplace! Support the Show.

Katrina Strohl is the founder and host of Absolutely Not! In this episode, Katrina speaks on her journey towards creating Absolutely Not! We also talk about boundaries, what are hers, our host, and why Black content creators need to establish boundaries. Our host and founder, Jessica, guest stared on Absolutely Not! and appreciates Katrina coming and doing the same! Support the Show.

In this episode, we bring back Rakhim Sabree, a former guest from our Rebuilding Black Wall Street series! Rahkim provides an update on his entrepreneurship journey, his successes, and his approach to creating engaging content on social media. Support the Show.

Over the last few years, LinkedIn has evolved from being just a sterile platform made up of those who are just 'looking to make connections' to becoming an inclusive and dynamic space. This is largely due in part to the work of Black Content Creators who have brought their views, opinions, and life journeys to LinkedIn. Content creating is hard, but being a Black content creator is harder! We speak with Patrice Lindo about her career journey, how and why she started creating content as well as the pros and cons! Support the Show.

In this episode, we talk with Johnathan Dumas, Leadership Coach, and HR professional as he discusses why emotional intelligence is lacking in HR leadership and why it's needed. If you ever dealt with HR as a Black Professional you understand just how problematic they can be especially with the wrong leadership in charge. Another great episode with a dept of knowledge to come away with. Support the Show.

We are going back to our HR Behind the Scenes series by taking a deeper dive into what is HR and how HR and DEI can work together to make a more equitable workplace for Black employees. We are speaking with Kristen Bell, a DEI expert who discusses her background and experiences and why DEI should work in collaboration with HR but NOT report to HR. This is a great and informative conversation! Support the Show.

We are back! Our host and founder, Jessica Pharm gives an update about her life and the status of Blackness and the Workplace. Support the Show.

Founder and CEO Jessica Pharm gives an update about her personal life and accomplishments including the future of Blackness and the Workplace. Support the Show.

Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis, founder and CEO of 365 Diversity, LLC is back to speak on a variety of subjects which includes the so-called controversy around Critical Race Theory and why it's overblown. Support the Show.

In this episode, we speak with Shay Nabors about her journey into real estate investing and how to get into it as well as the benefits. Ms. Nabors also is the founder of REI Platform where she teaches others about the business of real estate investing. You can access more information here https://www.instagram.com/thereiplatform/ Support the Show.

In this episode, we talk with Leah Goodridge, a tenant's rights activist about the housing crisis (rising rents, landlord abuse, etc) and how she works to support low-income tenants. Such an important topic given the rising housing costs coupled with the stressors placed by COVID. You can learn more about her here: https://www.pli.edu/faculty/Leah-Goodridge-27542 Support the Show.

In this episode we talk with Latrice Huff, a career coach about all things job-related from being Black in the workplace to job-hopping to taking control of your career. Website: https://talentstays.com/ Support the Show.

How does the past inform the future? Especially when it comes to our experiences with money. How can we heal from the trauma? Rahkim Sabree a personal finance influence, author, speaker, and financial coach discusses these issues and how we can recognize and overcome them. Website: https://www.rahkimsabree.com/ Support the Show.

Rebuilding Black Wallstreet Part 2 starts this week! In this episode, we talk with Anna Welch, founder of New Journey, LLC about the importance of teaching financial literacy to our children at a young age and how making small steps when it comes to savings can add up. Website: https://www.newjourneyllc.com/ Support the Show.

Black Professionals Month is coming! This month-long movement is one you don't want to miss! Jessica speaks with founders Denise Kaiger and Jermone Huntchion about the event and the impact it will have on Black professionals long after October. Website: https://blackprofessionalsmonth.com/ Support the Show.

Founder and CEO, Jessica Pharm, shares her personal life journey updates as well as her vision for Season Four and beyond. And she has a message for the racist trolls who want to silence her voice! Support the Show.

Jessica wraps up Season Three of the podcast discussing her big move to Seatle and the future of Blackness and the Workplace. Support the Show.

In this episode with talk with Celeste Cuffie, President, and CEO of Life Empowered Consulting Services about her career journey, development, and evolution into leadership and what that means. Website: http://www.celestecuffie.com/ Support the Show.

In this episode, Vashti M. Boyce, MBA, MA, QMHP-C discusses her work in Portland providing services to a low-income Black community. She also discusses the challenges in finding culturally competent healthcare for a community that is historically been marginalized. Website: https://www.wildirisconsultingllc.com/ Support the Show.

In this episode, we speak with Maagic Collins (host of Fight the Funk Podcast), a mental health advocate about the need for Black Men and those in lower socio-ecomonic status to access quality mental healthcare. Support the Show.