EquitAble Podcast
1) Activating Equity with Chad Jones
This episode explores how individuals and communities can move toward a more equitable world by intentionally gathering, sharing resources, and embracing both the joy and the intensity of the human ex...Show More
2) Equity Work with Nika White and Jasmine Williams
Racial equity work is multifaceted, and progress depends on a diversity of methods, audiences, and personal experiences. Dr. Nika White, Founder of Nika White Consulting, and Jasmine Williams, CEO & P...Show More
3) Holistic Wellness with Dalia Kinsey
Holistic wellness is often co-opted by profit-driven industries rooted in white supremacy, failing to serve the unique needs of queer, trans, and BIPOC individuals. In an impactful conversation with S...Show More
4) Healthcare Equity with Dr. Maryal Concepcion
Direct Primary Care is presented as a transformative model for healthcare, re-centering the doctor-patient relationship and bypassing insurance-driven restrictions, bureaucracy, and inequity. Dr. Mary...Show More
5) Better Together with Natalie McKinney
The episode explores the philosophy of community-driven change and equity through the eyes of Natalie J. McKinney, executive director of Whole Child Strategies, Inc., and Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams....Show More
6) Powerful Collaboration with Aerial Ozuzu and Tenikki Sesley
The significance of genuine collaboration and trust-building between philanthropic organizations and black-led nonprofits are highlighted in this special conversation with Aerial Ozuzu, Director of Co...Show More
7) Southern Joy with Landon Bryant
The complex beauty and contradictions of Southern identity, community, and language is explored through heartfelt conversation with Landon Bryant, social influencer, comedian, and author of “Bless You...Show More
8) Be Well with Jacqueline Oselen
Joy is explored as a vital, non-negotiable aspect of human well-being and a critical component in the pursuit of equity. Jacqueline Oselen (a.k.a. "Jackie O.") shares personal stories, community exper...Show More
9) Human Rights with Jena Martin
"Equity is personal. We know when we're being treated inequitably. What we struggle with is how to help others learn to identify it systematically or how to address it."Jena Martin, law professor at S...Show More
10) Stay Ready with Christina-Mai Just and Kat Johnson
If you stay ready, you don't have to get ready. That is a really important part of doing equity work. As the world undergoes significant shifts in 2025, having a stable foundation is essential. That r...Show More