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EquitAble
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 St. Mary’s University and scholar in business and human rights, shares how she helps future attorneys connect legal frameworks with the lived experiences of real people. She reflects on her journey through academia -- from Howard to West Virginia University to St. Mary’s -- and the importance of teaching students to center human dignity in their work. Martin speaks candidly about the...
2025-05-05
33 min
EquitAble
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 requires strong policies, effective practices, and a deep understanding of how to institutionalize equity. Christina-Mai Just (Chief Equity Officer) and Kat Johnson (Chief of Staff) of Utah's Promise, who are also Standpoint Consulting's clients, have successfully navigated these challenges through alignment services and executive leadership team coaching. In this episode, they discuss how their years of equity work have prepared them for today’s d...
2025-04-21
42 min
EquitAble
People First with Naseera Mays
"It's not profits first. It's people first to create profits."Human Resources expert Naseera Mays and Standpoint Consulting's Kym Alexander (Chief Strategy and Operations Officer) engage in a compelling conversation about the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace, affirming that profit gains are a result of prioritizing people. Naseera shares her journey from corporate HR to consulting, revealing the challenges and triumphs of advocating for DEI initiatives that foster creativity and innovation. Emphasizing the need for actionable equity and inclusion, this crucial and timely discussion highlights programs and practices designed to create an...
2025-03-31
32 min
On The Ground
Special Episode of On the Ground--League of Women Voters
Welcome to a special episode of On the Ground, the Global NGO Executive Committee podcast. In this episode, we delve into the vital topics of women's rights, influential change agents in civil society, and strategies for effective advocacy inspired by the League of Women Voters. Guest Interview: Marcia Johnson Esq., a distinguished advocate and expert in civil rights law, joins Adriane Berg, Board Member of GNEC and Representative to the United Nations from the International Federation on Ageing, for an insightful conversation. Key Topics Discussed: The historical impact and legacy of the League of...
2025-03-21
24 min
EquitAble
Still EquitAble
"Now is not the time to fight the language war. We're not gonna win it. It's the time to be about it."Dr. Johnson-Williams dives into some urgent and pressing themes surrounding the current political and economic climate in America. She discusses the rise of authoritarianism and its interplay with race and capitalism, emphasizing that race is a fundamental aspect of America's identity and economy. As she navigates through the complexities of this moment, Dr. Johnson-Williams offers guidance on sustaining meaningful work and self-care amidst these challenges. She speaks candidly about the importance of language, democracy, and...
2025-03-17
18 min
Intentional Conversations
Intentional Conversations with Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams
Welcome to Intentional Conversations, where we intersect diversity, equity, and inclusion with leadership and business. This week we welcomed Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams to Intentional Conversations! So, grab your headphones 🎧, press play, and let the conversation begin!** Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel because we're all about keeping the great conversations flowing. **KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM DR. ADRIANE:What do you want your company to do for people so that when you’re putting your strategies together, they are human centered. Strategies can shift when you think about the people at the h...
2025-02-25
50 min
Sound of the State
News Brief - January 30, 2025
In this edition of the News Brief, State Senator Adriane Johnson introduces the Fossil Fuel Divestment Act, which seeks to align the state's retirement systems with its environmental goals. Meanwhile, State Senator Willie Preston proposes reforms aiming to prevent unnecessary delays in contractor payments, and State Senator Michael E. Hastings advocates for Illinois families against unjustified insurance rate hikes.
2025-01-30
06 min
EquitAble
Defense with April Frazier Camara
"We need to redefine public safety by engaging with Black communities to explore alternative measures beyond traditional policing, aimed at genuinely addressing their needs and concerns."April Frazier Camara discusses the pivotal role of public defenders in safeguarding individual rights and ensuring fairness within the justice system. She highlights the systemic inequities in law enforcement and the essential work of the Black Public Defender Association (BPDA) in redefining public safety for Black communities. In this conversation, Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams adds insight on how media often misrepresents public defenders, emphasizing the need for changing narratives and advocating for...
2024-11-18
37 min
Sound of the State
News Brief - August 21, 2024
In this edition of the News Brief, State Senator Doris Turner reacts to the 1908 Race Riot National Monument designation for Springfield, plus new laws from Senators Mary Edly-Allen, Javier Cervantes, and Adriane Johnson are highlighted.
2024-08-21
05 min
EquitAble
Entrepreneurship with Renee Malone
People are often shocked when I tell them that only 3% of black women-owned businesses last longer than 3 years. Another little shocking piece of data is that only 1.1% of black woman-owned businesses are employers.Facing financial turmoil at the end of 2019 and the subsequent impacts of the pandemic, Renee Malone navigated her business through adversity by focusing on foundational work, equity, and resilience. Alongside host Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams, she reflects on the unique challenges Black female entrepreneurs face and emphasizes the importance of aligning with clients who value their work. This episode sheds light on the perseverance required...
2024-08-19
38 min
EquitAble
Five
Celebrating the 5th anniversary of Standpoint Consulting, guests Kym Alexander and Kayla Brooks join host Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams to discuss their collaborative journey in building a Black women-owned business focused on equity. They reflect on the impact of trust, love, and mutual admiration on their work, the transformative power of leading with love, and their hopes for the future. Through personal experiences and shared values, they emphasize the importance of creating systems that allow people to thrive without barriers.
2024-08-05
50 min
EquitAble
Special Episode: Minority Mental Health Month 2024
July is National Minority Mental Health Month. In this episode, we revisit past episodes to hear from our guests about mental health and why it is an equity issue. Episodes includeMind with Dr. David Goode-CrossSelf-Reflection with Dorian SpearsSomatics with Dr. Mary Jo GreilWellness with Jacqueline OselenThese episodes can be found at the Standpoint Consulting website. You'll also get to meet Kym Alexander, Managing Director of Standpoint Consulting as our guest host.
2024-07-22
22 min
EquitAble
Neighborhoods with Seth Kaplan
"I look at everything in terms of relationships. Social poverty basically is you don't have in your home, on your street, in your network, in your neighborhood, the kinds of institutions and relationships that are essential to human flourishing. And we don't really think about human flourishing very much. We we talk about need, but human flourishing depends upon certain types of relationships for me, a certain types of community, certain types of meaning. All these things are highly important and you don't get it by yourself on your phone or in your household." - Dr. Seth Kaplan
2024-07-08
34 min
KindlED
Season 1 Top 10 | #8 Giving Children More Control. A Conversation with Bill Stixrud.
We're continuing summer break with #8 of our Top 10 Season 1 episodes. Can freeing your child from the shackles of constant parental control lead to a happier, more successful future? Kaity and Adriane unlock the secrets to self-driven learning with Dr. William R. Stixrud, a renowned clinical neuropsychologist and co-author of "The Self-Driven Child." The episode also explores: the power of shifting from fear-driven parenting to fostering a calm, supportive atmosphere that allows children to flourishthe transition from protective to consultative parenting as kids growpractical advice on managing parental anxieties through therapy, exercise, and meditation, ultimately ben...
2024-07-02
47 min
EquitAble
Babies with Dr. Kandace Thomas
"For us, the central premise of equity from an early childhood standpoint is that all people begin their developmental journey with very differing levels of resources. Those resources are determined by social positioning. So race, ethnicity, class, gender, ability, sexuality, nationality, on and on. And in order for us to realize equity, we have to redistribute resources based on the needs of the individual and the family and the child." - Dr. Kandace ThomasDr. Kandace Thomas and Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams explore the disparities in care and education for children, emphasizing the need for equitable policies and...
2024-06-24
34 min
EquitAble
Mind with Dr. David Goode-Cross
"For all the work that I do, I don't actually use the word equity in my work. Generally, right? Because I don't know that it's achievable. What I probably use is trying to do right by people or trying to be fair. And you know, the myriad definitions of fair...I really try to think through, how do I do right by this person? How do I do right by people? And I would say, the growth over the last 3 years has recognized that I am part of people too."Today we're looking into the crucial intersections...
2024-06-10
39 min
EquitAble
Publishing with Kelis Rowe
"Writing Black stories that center joy and everyday experiences is a revolutionary act that shifts narratives and challenges stereotypes."This episode with Kelis Rowe spotlights the critical need for authentic representation of Black American teenagers in young adult romance novels. The discussion emphasizes the importance of these narratives in fostering a positive self-image and broader societal perception. Both Kelis and host Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams dive into the often overlooked areas of Black joy and everyday experiences beyond racial pain, advocating for a more inclusive approach in literature and media.
2024-05-27
37 min
EquitAble
Environment with Yinka Bode-George
"Sustainability is about legacy. Looking forward to generations of people and shifting your behaviors today so that they can have a better outcome tomorrow."This episode focuses on how Yinka Bode-George's organization acts as a catalyst in aligning corporate sustainability efforts with environmental justice. Addressing the complex issues of environmental racism and inequity, Yinka shares insights on projects aimed at creating a sustainable future that honors equity, such as the Sustain Our Future initiative. The overarching theme resonates with the goal of writing a love letter to future generations through sustainable and just environmental practices.
2024-05-13
40 min
EquitAble
Somatics with Dr. Mary Jo Greil
Inequitable organizations can cause harm to the people within them, and it's not just the harm of preventing them from becoming their best selves or preventing them from showing up in their best ways in the workplace. But it's also harmful to our bodies and our minds. In this episode, you'll hear from Dr. Mary Jo Greil, who's had a lengthy career in the corporate world and is now an executive and somatic coach. She'll share with you her experience of being the first woman and sometimes the only woman in her workplace, and how her experiences have led...
2024-04-29
38 min
EquitAble
History with Dr. Charles McKinney
We're joined on this episode by the esteemed Dr. Charles McKinney, a notable historian and professor of African American history and the director of Africana Studies at Rhodes College. Today, we look at the crucial role history plays in our understanding of equity in society.Charles brings to light the challenges of studying and teaching historical realities, especially those surrounding the black experience. We explore the erosion of rights, the increase in violence against marginalized communities, and how these troubling trends are, unfortunately, nothing new.With his expertise, Charles articulates how politicians and societal institutions...
2024-04-15
39 min
KindlED
Episode 42: Building Healthy Brains. A Conversation with Ned Johnson.
This week, Kaity and Adriane chatted with Ned Johnson, co-author of "The Self-Driven Child" and "What Do You Say?" about healthy brain development. Episode 42 explores: 🔥 the impact of school start times on brain development🔥 fostering genuine connections that inspire our youth to thrive in and out of the classroom🔥 the need for an ideal learning environment🔥 technology's double-edged sword in modern childhood🔥 the power of intrinsic motivation🔥 how happiness and engagement are crucial for effective learning🔥 and so much more!Tune in for a conversation that will equip you with the strategie...
2024-04-09
1h 07
Sound of the State
Senator Adriane Johnson: The 30 Wonders of the 30th District
Senator Adriane Johnson joins the Sound of the State to discuss her 30 Wonders of the 30th District project, highlighting public amenities, parks, monuments and beloved spots throughout the district.
2024-03-28
10 min
EquitAble
Wellness with Jacqueline Oselen
Health and wellness is an industry in the US. Beyond the business and economics, it’s also a matter of equity. Inequities in where we live and work, and where children go to school -- and even the availability of food -- all of this and more can deeply impact wellness.In this episode, you’ll hear from Jacqueline Oselen, or "Jackie O." as she’s known by friends, who is a mother of 3 sons, a beautiful daughter-in-law, and a village-community of children. She’s also a wellness coach, yoga instructor, and advocate for Black community wellness. We’ll di...
2024-03-25
30 min
EquitAble
Love with Lisa Moore
Recognizing our shared humanity is essential to equity work. Lisa Moore has had a lengthy career in human development, both for youth and adults. In essence, her life's work has been centered on our shared humanity. In this episode, host Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams sits down with the inspiring Lisa Moore, founder of Moore Possibilities and former CEO of Girls Inc. of Memphis and a passionate advocate for equity and justice. Lisa's deep-rooted belief in the power of love and her dedication to nurturing inclusivity and equity form the heart of her work. Through her impactful career in youth development...
2024-03-11
31 min
EquitAble
Honesty with Fatimah Gilliam
"I don't believe that people learn or will evolve if all we do is engage in diplomacy and dance around the core issues of where people are deeply offended and traumatized."Fatimah Gilliam, an expert in equity, diversity, leadership, and negotiation sheds light on the significance of engaging with core issues surrounding race, trauma, and offense beyond mere diplomacy. As a powerful voice for truth-telling, her conversation with Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams is both an introspective journey and a strategic guide for fostering successful leadership and diverse interactions. The essence of this dialogue lies in recognizing the nuances...
2024-02-26
31 min
EquitAble
Investment with Dr. Audrey Selian
In this episode, host Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams is joined by the insightful Dr. Audrey Selian, an advocate for compassionate and empathetic investment practices. Dr. Audrey Selian shares her experiences and wisdom, touching on topics such as the fluid identity of Armenians in the United States, the history and values of Armenia, and the challenges and opportunities in impact investing. The conversation explores the complexities of integrating equity into professional spheres, the paradigm shift in the purpose of capital, and the importance of empathy and compassion in investment practices. Tune in as we uncover the nuances of impact investing, the...
2024-02-12
34 min
Sound of the State
News Brief - February 7, 2024
This edition of the News Brief features news from State Senators Doris Turner, Steve Stadelman, and Adriane Johnson, including legislation from Senator Turner to protect consumers from unwanted automatic renewals.
2024-02-07
04 min
Library Leadership Podcast
145. Rooting Out Dysfunction and Creating Successful Teams with Amanda Johnson & Lauren Clossey
All of us want to avoid dysfunction within our organizations and create successful teams, yet how often do we have time to talk and think about ways to do that? On this show we do just this with Lauren Clossey and Amanda Johnson, Owners of Alliance Research and Training in North Carolina, as they share information on rooting out dysfunction and creating successful teams. They provide insightful training on this topic to help teams build trust, safety, inclusion, and transparency to empower libraries to provide the best possible service.
2024-01-31
21 min
EquitAble
Power with Tomeka Hart Wigginton
Systems are made up of people and people have biases no matter how good their intentions, they aren’t always fully informed. This is true in philanthropy and politics and as we all know, there is a great deal of power in philanthropy and politics. So the degree to which they are informed by equity or practice equity has real implications for all of us. In this episode, you hear from Tomeka Hart Wigginton, who has worked to improve education outcomes and social and economic mobility at the local and national levels. Tomeka founded The HarWigg Group in 2023. She’ll b...
2024-01-29
43 min
Sound of the State
News Brief - January 11, 2024
Illinoisans considering delaying starting a family could see increased insurance coverage for fertility preservation services, thanks to a new law introduced by State Senator Natalie Toro. Get more on that law, plus new laws which took effect on Jan. 1 from State Senators Adriane Johnson and Karina Villa, in this edition of the News Brief.
2024-01-11
04 min
EquitAble
Self-Reflection with Dorian Spears
In this episode, we take on the importance of fair compensation and transparency in achieving equity, emphasizing the need to uplift marginalized voices and provide opportunities for underrepresented groups. Equity and Inclusion Practitioner, Generator, and Visionary Dorian Spears and host Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams discuss the complexities of working with powerful entities and the significance of recognizing the humanity of others in professional settings, and explore the nuances of equity and the impact of compensating individuals for their expertise.Key Points/Topics Covered:Equity and fair compensationRecognizing humanity in professional settingsUplifting marginalized voicesComplexities of...
2024-01-10
40 min
EquitAble
EquitAble Trailer
Explore the heart of equity with Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams on the Equitable podcast. Join conversations with leaders from various fields as they share the challenges and triumphs of making workplaces truly equitable.Learn how personal growth is integral for leaders and discover the necessary investments, both personal and financial, for better business outcomes. Understand the tough yet doable work of equity, gain insights from leaders already on the journey, and find inspiration for your next steps.Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams is CEO of Standpoint Consulting, which makes equity actionable.Theme music is produced by...
2023-12-11
03 min
GRINDSET Podcast
Dr. Adriane Johnson Williams, principle founder of Standpoint Consulting
On this episode of Grindset, Cynthia and Brack are joined by Dr. Adriane Johnson Williams, principle founder of Standpoint Consulting. They take a comprehensive look into her consulting business and gain insight into her many ventures. Tune into all the latest episodes of Grindset at KUDZUKIAN.com or wherever you get your podcasts.
2023-10-20
32 min
Rhonda Coleman Wandel Podcast
Adriane Johnson Williams-When Black Women Are Liberated, We All Are Liberated
Adriane Johnson- Williams, Ph.D., author of Not Your Father's Capitalism: What Race Equity Asks of U.S. Business Leaders discusses her new book, her work, boarding school, transitioning to college, family, and love. Adriane is also the founder and principal of Standpoint Consulting.
2023-06-13
47 min
KindlED
Episode 03: Giving Children More Control. A Conversation with Bill Stixrud.
In episode 3 of The KindlED Podcast, hosts Kaity Broadbent and Adriane Thompson talk with Bill Stixrud, co-author of "The Self-Driven Child: The Science and Sense of Giving Your Kids More Control over Their Lives."Dr. William (Bill) R. Stixrud is a clinical neuropsychologist, founder of The Stixrud Group, a member of the teaching faculty at Children's National Medical Center, and an assistant professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at the George Washington University School of Medicine. He is the author, with Ned Johnson, of the bestseller "The Self-Driven Child." He is also a frequent lecturer on adolescent brain...
2023-04-04
45 min
KindlED
Episode 02: What’s the real goal? What’s your real role?
In this episode of The KindlED Podcast, hosts Kaity Broadbent and Adriane Thompson dive deep into the real goals and roles of adults in empowering young minds. Explore how embracing a growth mindset and creating relationship-driven learning environments can significantly impact child development and emotional well-being. Through engaging analogies and reflective exercises, you’ll also learn practical strategies to shift from a control-based approach to a mentorship role that fosters autonomy and resilience in children. Tune in to discover how you can help you better support the young people in your life and create environments that...
2023-03-21
59 min
Sound of the State
Senators Adriane Johnson and Willie Preston on Black History Month
Senators Adriane Johnson and Willie Preston join the Sound of the State for a discussion about Black History Month, how they see their roles as Black lawmakers, and more.
2023-02-24
16 min
Real Talk Real Women Podcast Show
Protect your Mental Health with special guest LPC/ Mental Health Counselor Germaine Middleton
Listen to Martha Cooper-Hudson and Adriane M. Johnson as they are joined in the studios by LPC/Mental Health Counselor Ms. Germaine Middleton to discuss the importance of protecting your Mental Health.
2023-01-30
31 min
Real Talk Real Women Podcast Show
Coping with Grief! "A Mother's Journey"
Listen to our 1st episode back as my co-host Adriane Johnson share with our audience how she made a decision to live while grieving after losing her beautiful daughter Jordan Amari Johnson a year ago
2022-12-01
32 min
Sound of the State
Senate Majority Leader Kimberly Lightford and Senator Adriane Johnson Discuss the Legacy of Rosa Parks
As we recognize Rosa Parks Day, Senate Majority Leader Kimberly Lightford and Senator Adriane Johnson discuss the impact of Rosa Parks on the Civil Rights Movement, as well as their own lived experiences as Black women, community leaders, and their roles in the General Assembly.
2022-12-01
23 min
Sound of the State
Senator Adriane Johnson and the Illinois Environmental Council Discuss Coal Ash Cleanup Efforts
State Senator Adriane Johnson and her guest, Arielle Hampton of the Illinois Environmental Council, discuss legislative efforts to clean up coal ash ponds across Illinois, particularly in Johnson's 30th District, in this episode of the Sound of the State.
2022-09-02
12 min
Sassy Speculum
The Big Kahuna (aka. Orgasm)
On this episode of Sassy Speculum, we dive into orgasmsssss: the science, physiology, research and the truth. With discussions about nonconcordance, desire, a lil P in V, and lots of vaginas.Episode 1:Hymenoplasty - Vaginal Rejuvenation Manhattan, NY | New Look New Life Cosmetic Surgical Arts. New Look New Life Cosmetic Surgical Arts. https://www.newlooknewlife.com/hymenoplasty/. Published 2022. Accessed July 29, 2022.Saraiya HA. Surgical revirgination: Four vaginal mucosal flaps for reconstruction of a hymen. Indian J Plast Surg. 2015;48(2):192-195. doi:10.4103/0970-0358.163060Nagoski E. Come As You Are. 2nd ed. Simon and Schuster; 2021.
2022-08-08
36 min
This Life Unraveled
Episode 11 - Charlotte Johnson - Free to be Me
This week Adriane interviews her friend, Charlotte Johnson. Funny story but Adriane had only known Charlotte about 8 hours before they spent the night at a hotel together! You gotta listen to know why. Charlotte was born and raised in NC. She details her life story for us and how she has battled depression throughout her life, along with her journey transitioning from male to female. Charlotte was born male and helps us understand what it's like to be born in a body that doesn't match how you feel. Adriane and Charlotte discuss differences in sexuality and gender ide...
2022-04-04
2h 42
Huntington Community Church Sermons
Night of Listening
Jay Lakhani hosts Tony Pagan, Keenan Fitzgerald, Ben Anderson, Adriane Johnson, and Savannah Hamm for a panel to discuss their experiences as ethnic minorities.
2021-10-08
00 min
The NACCHO Podcast Series
Podcast from Washington: Equitable Approaches to Recruitment and Hiring at Local Health Departments
In this week's episode of Podcast from Washington, NACCHO government affairs team members Ian Goldstein and Adriane Casalotti discuss the actions Congress must take before the end of the fiscal year on September 30. They also discuss the reconciliation bill and the looming debt ceiling vote. Later in the program, Ian speaks with Ethan Johnson, Communications and Performance Management Director at the Florida Department of Health in Volusia County, and Erika Lautenbach, Director of the Whatcom (WA) County Health Department, about equitable approaches to recruitment and hiring at local health departments. They discuss how COVID-19 has changed the way...
2021-09-09
26 min
Sound of the State
Senators Morrison and Johnson Celebrate the Return of Community Events
State Senators Julie Morrison and Adriane Johnson discuss the return of community events in their neighboring districts, as well as the benefit of those events for both their work as legislators and for the community itself, in this episode of the Sound of the State podcast.
2021-09-08
18 min
Adriane Berg: Generation Bold--The Fountain of Truth About Aging--Health, Wealth, Science, Success
Generation Bold Radio, from November 4, 2019--Guest: Dr. Monique Sternin, Positive Deviance
Monique Sternin is the co-founder of the Positive Deviance Approach & Initiative, and Adjunct Associate Professor, at Tufts University Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy. Over the past 25 years, Monique has been involved in developing and promoting the Positive Deviance Approach, an asset-based method to solve complex problems requiring behaviour and social change which she pioneered with her husband Jerry Sternin in Viet Nam. She has developed the PD methodology in a variety of international public health issues including childhood malnutrition, maternal &newborn mortality & morbidity, anemia prevention & eradication in adolescent girls, polio eradication, advocacy against female genital...
2021-08-28
38 min
Generation Bold Radio
Generation Bold Radio, from November 4, 2019--Guest: Dr. Monique Sternin, Positive Deviance
Monique Sternin is the co-founder of the Positive Deviance Approach & Initiative, and Adjunct Associate Professor, at Tufts University Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy. Over the past 25 years, Monique has been involved in developing and promoting the Positive Deviance Approach, an asset-based method to solve complex problems requiring behaviour and social change which she pioneered with her husband Jerry Sternin in Viet Nam. She has developed the PD methodology in a variety of international public health issues including childhood malnutrition, maternal &newborn mortality & morbidity, anemia prevention & eradication in adolescent girls, polio eradication, advocacy against female genital cutting, condom negotiation a...
2021-08-28
38 min
Sound of the State
New Laws from Senator Adriane Johnson Improve Insurance Coverage for Cancer Screenings
State Senator Adriane Johnson (D-Buffalo Grove) joins the Sound of the State podcast to talk about new laws she led through the Senate to improve health insurance coverage for Illinoisans at risk for colorectal and pancreatic cancer.
2021-08-27
09 min
Sound of the State
News Brief - August 24, 2021
New laws from State Senators Linda Holmes, Suzy Glowiak-Hilton, and Adriane Johnson are highlighted in this edition of the News Brief.
2021-08-24
04 min
Sound of the State
News Brief - August 20, 2021
New laws from State Senators Linda Holmes, Adriane Johnson, and Laura Ellman covering topics from changes to prior authorization rules in insurance coverage to the safety of students in school while observing religious fasting periods, are highlighted in this edition of the News Brief.
2021-08-20
04 min
Where We Live
Opioid Use Disorder: A Growing Epidemic Within An Epidemic
In Connecticut, residents are more likely to die from unintentional drug overdose than a motor vehicle accident, according to the state Department of Public Health. Last year, more than 1,300 people died of accidental drug overdose – a 14.6% increase from 2019, and an 88.5% increase from 2015. Through January to June this year, 547 lives were lost to overdose, with additional deaths pending investigation. This hour on Where We Live, we talk to a peer recovery specialist from Wheeler Clinic about her lived experience with childhood trauma, opioid use disorder, and medication assisted therapy. We discuss with experts the need for stat...
2021-08-06
49 min
Sound of the State
News Brief - June 28, 2021
Members of the Illinois Senate Democratic Caucus react to the sentencing of the former Minneapolis police officer convicted in the death of George Floyd, and several new laws have been signed by Governor JB Pritzker, with reactions from State Senators Linda Holmes, Karina Villa, and Adriane Johnson.
2021-06-28
05 min
Sound of the State
News Brief - May 21, 2021
This edition of the News Brief features stories about State Senators Sara Feigenholtz, Christopher Belt, Karina Villa, Adriane Johnson, and Scott Bennett on subjects ranging from expanded parental leave options to utility bill assistance to environmental concerns around coal ash pits, and more.
2021-05-21
06 min
Sound of the State
News Brief - May 19, 2021
This edition of the News Brief includes stories about legislation from State Senators Mattie Hunter, Adriane Johnson, Robert Peters, and Scott Bennett on topics ranging from improving driver education curriculum and traffic stop outcomes for all Illinoisans to tackling the growing student loan debt problem in our state.
2021-05-20
05 min
Real Talk Memphis with Chip Washington
Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams, and Justin J. Pearson
Episode Notes Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams joins me to talk about a very important conversation she is hosting next week as we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month. Re-entry into society is difficult in a post incarceration world but especially so for women of color. She will 'Amplify the Voices' to provide advice and hope. Finally, a topic that has generated a lot of interest and concern for many. Justin J. Pearson is a vocal advocate and passionate leader of the movement against the Byhalia Pipeline project and he joins me to discuss. That and more Monday, 6-7...
2021-03-23
55 min
Real Talk Memphis-with Chip
S1E25 - Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams, and Justin J. Pearson
Episode NotesDr. Adriane Johnson-Williams joins me to talk about a very important conversation she is hosting next week as we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month. Re-entry into society is difficult in a post incarceration world but especially so for women of color. She will 'Amplify the Voices' to provide advice and hope. Finally, a topic that has generated a lot of interest and concern for many. Justin J. Pearson is a vocal advocate and passionate leader of the movement against the Byhalia Pipeline project and he joins me to discuss. That and more Monday, 6-7 pm ce...
2021-03-23
55 min
Wundhers of Motherhood
#MOMversations on The Power Struggle & the Matriarchy with Nikia Grayson
Adriane Johnson-Williams is a native Memphian, who got her start in Memphis City Schools, she is dedicated to improving the lives of black and brown people in her hometown and across the nation. Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams is Founder and Principal at Standpoint Consulting. Just prior she was Special Assistant for Strategy and Planning at LeMoyne-Owen College. She was also a Program Officer at the Pyramid Peak Foundation for two years. Dr. Johnson-Williams was a founding staff member and ultimately became Director of Collaborative Action with Seeding Success, the Shelby County, TN collective impact effort focused on improving cradle to...
2021-03-16
54 min
Sound of the State
Get to Know State Senator Adriane Johnson
Get to know Illinois State Senator Adriane Johnson (D-Buffalo Grove) in this podcast from the Illinois Senate Democratic Caucus.
2021-03-13
07 min
The Past, the Promise, the Presidency
S1 E11: Woodrow Wilson Part I
Today’s episode is all about Woodrow Wilson, the 28th President of the United States and arguably the most consequential. Note, I did not say one of the greats. They aren’t holding a spot on Mt. Rushmore for him. Certainly not lately, as the national reckoning over race during 2020 has landed hard on Wilson, whose reputation has been sullied by the widespread realization that he might just vie for the unenviable title of most racist president of all. That’s a hard list to evaluate, especially given that numerous antebellum presidents owned people of other races, but as our frie...
2020-12-10
59 min
En liten pause
Leslie and Adriane "The Napa Halloween Murders"
I denne episoden forteller Maria om en sak fra 2004 som skjer på Halloween i Napa Valley, California. Dette er saken om drapene på Leslie og Adriane, lytt for å høre om polititet finner gjerningsmannen. Kilder: Heres the fucking twist: A gastly halloween murder. Av: Lori Johnson.https://heresthefuckingtwist.com/2018/10/02/true-crime-tuesday-a-ghastly-halloween-double-murder/Sword and scale: Jealous rage to double murder in Napa valley. av: N.Nhttps://www.swordandscale.com/jealous-rage-to-double-murder-in-napa-valley/Abc ne...
2020-10-28
34 min
Major Issues Podcast
Ep 149: Killmonger: By Any Means (Comic Review)
🔥 “The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth” - African Proverb 🔥The story of Killmonger is one of belonging, destiny, and ostracization. Even as the villain of the popular Black Panther film, Erik's message of "blood for blood" seems to resonate with some. Join us as we review the comic Killmonger: By Any Means and do a deep dive into one of the most dangerous psyches in Marvel. Is anger always justified? Does "an eye for an eye" work? Tune in and get our thoughts on the road to 150 episodes! Plea...
2020-10-21
1h 37
It Is What It Is: A True Crime Podcast
Nathaniel White #89
Top fan pick off Twitter from KennyNathaniel White was born on July 28th 1960 in New York. I"m going to use the story his girlfriend at the time Jill's story she tells on Evil Lives here on the ID channel Season 4 episode 1 called "I Invited him in" that expires on Monday July 27th 2020 from the IDgo app . I believe her story is the most important side to tell! She was in love with a monster that came in and changed her life forever and not in a good way! She is the auntie of his youngest victim her 14 year old...
2020-07-25
37 min
The NACCHO Podcast Series
NACCHO Podcast from Washington: How Human Services and Public Health Services Collaborate with ACF
In this week’s Podcast from Washington, Ian Goldstein speaks with Adriane Casalotti, NACCHO’s Chief of Government and Public Affairs. They discuss ways in which NACCHO is serving local health departments during the COVID-19 outbreak, as well as the new legislation championed by NACCHO and introduced by Reps. Jason Crow (D-CO) and Michael Burgess (R-TX): the Public Health Workforce Loan Repayment Program. They also discuss NACCHO’s contact tracing position paper. Later in the program, Ian talks with Lynn Johnson, Assistant Secretary at HHS’ Administration for Children and Families (ACF), and Natalie Grant, Director of the Office o...
2020-04-30
26 min
True Crime DEADLINE
22 - MURDER: Leslie & Adriane 'The Halloween Murders'
NEW LOOK into the Halloween Murders Case: Leslie Mazzara, Adriane Insogna and Lauren Meanza were roommates living in a small house near downtown Napa when a killer broke in and attacked two of the women.On October 31st 2004, the friends were celebrating Halloween, drinking wine, watching scary movies and passing out candy to neighborhood children... unaware that a man they knew, was stalking them, armed with a knife and waiting for them to go to bed.That Halloween night, the killer entered through a window and brutally stabbed two of the women while...
2019-10-27
12 min
Adriane Berg: Generation Bold--The Fountain of Truth About Aging--Health, Wealth, Science, Success
Generation Bold Radio--June 10, 2018, Guest: Dr. Joshua Chodosh, Aging Incubator Project
Joshua Chodosh, MD, MSHS, holds the inaugural endowed Michael L. Freedman Professor of Geriatric Research in the Division of Geriatric Medicine and Palliative Care in the Department of Medicine at NYU School of Medicine. He is Professor of Medicine and Population Health at NYU and Director of the Freedman Program on Aging and Cognition. He is also a core investigator in the VA HSR&D program at the Manhattan VA. Dr. Chodosh is a former Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar and was on faculty as a Professor of Medicine at UCLA until he was recruited to NY in 2015. He h...
2019-04-01
38 min
Generation Bold Radio
Generation Bold Radio--June 10, 2018, Guest: Dr. Joshua Chodosh, Aging Incubator Project
Joshua Chodosh, MD, MSHS, holds the inaugural endowed Michael L. Freedman Professor of Geriatric Research in the Division of Geriatric Medicine and Palliative Care in the Department of Medicine at NYU School of Medicine. He is Professor of Medicine and Population Health at NYU and Director of the Freedman Program on Aging and Cognition. He is also a core investigator in the VA HSR&D program at the Manhattan VA. Dr. Chodosh is a former Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar and was on faculty as a Professor of Medicine at UCLA until he was recruited to NY in 2015. He ha...
2019-02-25
38 min