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. Arguably more so, based on her gender and race in comparison to the others that have come before her. What does this mean for her husband, Dr. Jackson, a white man? How can we work to understand the oppression that comes from being in an interracial relationship?

This week on the podcast, Shaunna and Lisa discuss second-hand oppression, and what it means to be an ally. Further, they dive into how allyship is hindered based on the expectation of perfection. Using Dr. Jackson and the First Second Gentleman, Doug Emhoff as examples, they dissect the spaces that these men must navigate as white spouses to women of colour, and how they act as allies to their wives and children.

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Perfectionism (Episode 103)

Perfectionism (Episode 103)

Perfectionism can be exhausting, especially in endurance sport. Athletes expect to have the *perfect* race. With the upcoming Ironman World Championship race in Kona, it's essential to understand what...

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The Inclusion Critic (Episode 102)

The Inclusion Critic (Episode 102)

Doesn’t inclusion mean including everyone regardless of their perspective? So, what do we do when people who express exclusive positions argue we are no longer walking the talk because we exclude them...

27 Sep 202247min

The Queen (Episode 101)

The Queen (Episode 101)

As you all will likely have heard by now, Queen Elizabeth II has died. While the whole world is talking about this, we thought we would too. Right now, many folks have questions surrounding how we sho...

20 Sep 202245min

Offended: Choice or Condition? (Episode 100)

Offended: Choice or Condition? (Episode 100)

We made it 100 episodes!! For the 100th episode, Shaunna and Lisa dive deep into the feeling of being offended. They analyze both the reasons people may feel this emotion, as well as the linguistic ro...

13 Sep 202245min

A Year of Entrepreneurship (Episode 99)

A Year of Entrepreneurship (Episode 99)

This week, we celebrate Shaunna's one-year anniversary of starting out on her own as a DEI Consultant. Quitting her job, and taking on Entrepreneurship as her full-time gig, Shaunna tells us about the...

6 Sep 202242min

Fiction Narratives (Episode 98)

Fiction Narratives (Episode 98)

There are all kinds of narratives that are placed upon us based on our looks, size, attire, socioeconomic status, age, race, sexuality, and on and on. Based on these factors, people have expectations ...

30 Aug 202245min

Dismantling Idioms Part Two (Episode 97)

Dismantling Idioms Part Two (Episode 97)

There are A LOT of phrases that come from rotten roots - so we made a whole other episode to get through more. This week, Shaunna and Lisa dive deeper into the problematic phrases used in everyday Nor...

23 Aug 202252min

Dismantling Idioms (Episode 96)

Dismantling Idioms (Episode 96)

Our daily language is filled with all sorts of idioms and phrases. Like most things, these idioms have historical origins that can often be rooted in racism. This week, Shaunna and Lisa run through mu...

16 Aug 202241min

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