Trying to Stay Upright (Episode 1)

Trying to Stay Upright (Episode 1)

Welcome to [un]PHASED, an unabashed podcast designed to help you grapple with the reality of racism, sexism, ableism and many other hard-to-discuss issues affecting endurance sports, triathlon, and our lives. This is our inaugural episode in which our hosts Dr. Shaunna Payne Gold & Dr. Lisa Ingarfield speak to a live audience about staying upright in the face of resistance to change, and how jumping in at the deep end may not be the best approach to learning. We need a phased approach. But we also must be unfazed in our approach to facing these challenging issues. Shaunna and Lisa explain why it is important to start from the bottom to gain the proper language and understanding of the historical context of racism in our society before we can tackle the big issues. We are all swimming in the metaphorical “river” of a system that was built to benefit some and marginalize others, and it is time to start naming this system, so we can resist it.

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G[Local] DEI

G[Local] DEI

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Second Hand Oppression (Episode 82)

Second Hand Oppression (Episode 82)

History was made as Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court on April 7th. Soon to be Justice Jackson, is constantly, and will continue to be under the scrutiny of the public eye....

19 Apr 202239min

Heat of the Night (Episode 81)

Heat of the Night (Episode 81)

It seems as though the entire world is talking about the Oscars incident between Will Smith and Chris Rock. Everybody has an opinion on what should have happened or who shouldn’t have done what. Howev...

12 Apr 202241min

Stale Language (Episode 80)

Stale Language (Episode 80)

Language changes quickly, and some of the language that has been used in DEI work for years, has now been called outdated. It can be hard to keep up, but maintaining a critical lens on your own langua...

5 Apr 202239min

Employee Blaming (Episode 79)

Employee Blaming (Episode 79)

In today’s economy it seems like there are more jobs than there are employees. A result, in part, of the pandemic’s historic job losses and the opportunity it afforded many to consider what they wante...

29 Mar 202237min

Confidence Porn (Episode 78)

Confidence Porn (Episode 78)

Have you ever considered the consequences of focusing so heavily on women and girls’ confidence, or lack thereof? If women and girls are excluded from certain spaces and careers, or don’t negotiate sa...

22 Mar 202236min

? Of The Year  (Episode 77)

? Of The Year (Episode 77)

? Of The Year (Episode 77)There are a litany of awards given annually to the best person in XXX field. Today on the podcast, Shaunna and Lisa talk about Time Magazine’s Women of the Year and how it h...

15 Mar 202237min

Mid Life Crisis (?) (episode 78)

Mid Life Crisis (?) (episode 78)

This week on the show, Shaunna and Lisa chat about mid-life crises: the what, who, and why. The generic cultural narrative usually centers a white, heterosexual, middle-aged man buying a flashy car, h...

8 Mar 202237min

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