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Talking TaiwanEp 317 | The Great Recall Explained by Courtney Donovan SmithIn Taiwan recall bids have been filed against 35 of the 39 Chinese Nationalist Party (the Kuomintang or KMT lawmakers who were directly elected to the legislative yuan in January, 2024. Recall campaigners have said that they want to restore order to Taiwan’s legislative yuan, by removing pro-China KMT legislators who have passed amendments to expand the legislature’s powers, undermined Taiwan’s constitutional order by paralyzing the constitutional court, cut budgets and made Taiwan vulnerable to infiltration by the Chinese Communist Party. Related Links: https://talkingtaiwan.com/the-great-recall-explained-by-courtney-donovan-smith-ep-317/ Just a few days...2025-07-2258 min
The ClimbBooked, Busy, and Burned Out?The Climb Podcast presents a compelling discourse on the often unspoken realities faced by women of color in leadership positions, particularly focusing on the phenomenon of being 'booked, busy, and burned out.' This episode sheds light on the myriad responsibilities that many high-achieving women juggle, ranging from professional obligations to familial commitments, which can effortlessly spiral into a state of exhaustion without proper self-management. The host, Felicia Smith delve into the critical need for intentionality in recognizing when one is approaching burnout, thereby advocating for a proactive approach to self-care that includes establishing boundaries and prioritizing rest.2025-05-1431 minThe ClimbThe Only or The First: Thriving When No One Looks Like You At The TableThis podcast episode addresses the phenomenon of being the only or the first woman of color in leadership positions, a subject that resonates deeply with many in this demographic. I, Felicia Smith, founder of The Climb, delve into the complexities surrounding this experience, particularly the emotional and psychological burdens that accompany such roles. We examine the intricate dynamics of hypervisibility and invisibility that often afflict women of color in predominantly white and male environments. Furthermore, I elucidate the dual pressures of representation and the desire to be recognized for one's merit rather than just filling a quota. As we...2025-05-0726 min
Talk With TAS ShowHealing Through Theater: Felicia Brookins on Student Growth | Talk With TASHost Dr. Teresa A. Smith, Dr. TAS welcomes author, playwright, and director Felicia Brookins to talk about how theater helps students heal, express emotions, and turn pain into purpose. If you work with youth or care about emotional wellness, this one’s for you.Follow Felicia Brookins Connect with Dr. TAS at Linktree Bio Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talk-with-tas-show--6128538/support2025-04-3030 min
The ClimbUnpacking Code Switching in Leadership for Women of ColorToday, we engage in a profound discourse surrounding the concept of code-switching, particularly as it pertains to women of color navigating leadership roles. This episode elucidates the complexities and nuances inherent in the practice of adapting one’s communication style and behavior according to the social context. We delve into the duality of code-switching as both a survival strategy and a means of adaptation, exploring how it manifests differently across various environments. Through personal anecdotes and shared experiences, we illuminate the emotional labor involved in code-switching and the importance of understanding one’s audience while remaining authentic to oneself. Join...2025-04-2343 min
THE KOSHEpisode 160: Dr. Felicia Houk, D.C. - Shifting Tides ChiropracticGet to know Dr. Felicia Houk.If you would like to send questions, shoutouts, or stories to be played in a future episode, please leave a voicemail at 920-385-5073 or email askthekosh@gmail.com.Link:https://www.shiftingtideschiropractic.com/2025-04-212h 13
The ClimbLeaving the 9-to-5: Transitioning to Entrepreneurship with Dr. Cristi HaygoodThis podcast episode delves into the intricate process of transitioning from traditional employment to entrepreneurship, a journey that is both daunting and enlightening. We explore the reality that corporate environments may not be conducive to everyone's growth, particularly for women of color leaders, and the implications of such a transition. Our esteemed guest, Dr. Cristi Alyse Haygood, shares her personal narrative of leaving the corporate sphere, offering invaluable insights and practical strategies for those contemplating a similar path. We discuss the importance of understanding one's motivations, recognizing personal strengths, and developing a structured approach to time management and discipline...2025-04-1842 minThe ClimbMastering Money Moves with Nadia VanderhallThis podcast episode centers on the imperative discussion regarding financial stability amidst uncertain times, particularly for women of color. We delve into the complexities of navigating economic turbulence and the importance of mastering personal finance to ensure resilience in the face of adversity. Our esteemed guest, Nadia Vanderhall, a financial planner and educator, shares invaluable insights drawn from her extensive experience in the financial sector. Together, we explore the evolving landscape of job security and the necessity of adjusting one’s financial strategies to adapt to current challenges. By the conclusion of our dialogue, listeners will be equipped with pr...2025-04-0934 min
The ClimbThe Reinvention Blueprint with Amma AsamoahAmma Asamoah, a distinguished figure in sustainable design and education, as we explore the multifaceted journey of reinvention. Amma articulates her experiences of personal loss and the transformative power of navigating life's challenges, providing listeners with a profound understanding of the complexities involved in such transitions. The conversation delves into the significance of recognizing pivotal moments that catalyze change, illustrating how personal trauma can serve as a catalyst for a renewed sense of purpose. Amma’s narrative is not merely a recounting of her struggles; it is an empowering blueprint for those contemplating their own paths of reinvention. She ad...2025-04-0244 min
The ClimbBeyond the Room: How to Network and Make Connections That MatterIn the latest episode of the Climb podcast, a thought-provoking dialogue unfolds as Felicia Smith and Rashedia Mayhane delve into the often-overlooked topic of networking for women of color in leadership roles. The conversation begins with an exploration of Rasheeda's remarkable journey through the realms of finance and philanthropy, where she has established herself as a formidable figure in securing resources for underrepresented communities. As the discussion progresses, Rashedia shares her perspective on networking as a strategic endeavor, highlighting the importance of building authentic relationships that transcend mere professional exchanges. The episode presents a rich tapestry of...2025-03-2629 min
The ClimbBuilding Your Professional Advisory Board– How to Surround Yourself with the Right People for Career GrowthDownload the Advisory Board Graphic: Professional Advisory Board Graphic — S.O.A.R. CoachingThe Climb Podcast presents an insightful exploration into the significance of establishing a professional advisory board for women of color aspiring to leadership positions. The host, Felicia Smith, articulates the concept of an advisory board as a strategic assemblage of individuals—comprising mentors, sponsors, and peers—who collectively offer guidance, feedback, and support essential for career advancement. The discourse emphasizes that success is rarely a solitary endeavor; rather, it thrives in an ecosystem of collaborative support and diverse perspectives.As the episod...2025-03-1928 min
Impact Innovators with Felicia Ford053 | Protecting the Vision: Attorney Casey Hand-Smith on Contracts, Creatives and ControlEntrepreneurs create valuable content, but too many don’t realize they’re leaving it unprotected—until someone else profits from their work. Contracts, trademarks, and copyrights aren’t just legal formalities; they determine who truly owns what you build.
In this episode, Casey Handysmith, founder of C. Hardy Law, explains:
The hidden risks in handshake deals and informal agreements. Business owners assume an email confirmation or a simple invoice is enough, but without the right legal protections, you may be giving away more rights than you think.
Why trademarks and copyrights aren’t interchangeable. If you think secu...2025-03-0438 min
The ClimbChoosing Joy: Navigating Challenges with Grace and IntentionThe conversation on 'Choosing Joy' within the Climb podcast encapsulates a profound exploration of the intersection between personal well-being and professional success for women of color. The hosts articulate that joy is not merely an emotional response but an active choice that individuals must consciously make, especially in the face of systemic challenges that pervade the workplace. They advocate for the practice of celebrating small wins, suggesting that acknowledging incremental achievements can significantly bolster one's sense of self-worth and motivation. The episode further delves into the mental fortitude required to maintain joy, positing that individuals must cultivate a mindset...2025-02-2626 min
The ClimbDoubling DownThe salient point of our discussion today revolves around the imperative to double down on our commitment to elevating women of color in leadership positions. As we navigate through tumultuous times, we recognize that our collective strength lies in fostering a supportive community and creating opportunities for one another. This episode serves as a clarion call for action, emphasizing not only the importance of opening doors to new opportunities but also the necessity of amplifying the voices of those who have been historically marginalized. We delve into practical strategies that individuals can employ to effectuate meaningful change, including mentorship...2025-02-1921 min
The ClimbThe Power of UnpluggingThis podcast episode explores the profound necessity of unplugging from social media and its beneficial implications for mental well-being, particularly for women of color in leadership roles. Our esteemed guest, Ama Agyapong (@thatinclusionlady) recounts her transformative experience of disconnecting from social media for thirty days, which enabled her to regain clarity and focus on her mental health. We delve into the psychological impacts of constant online engagement and the importance of recognizing when it is essential to step back. Throughout the discussion, we emphasize practical strategies for integrating self-care into daily routines, ensuring that individuals can cultivate joy independent...2025-02-1233 min
Voices From Voluntary Assisted DyingEpisode 7 - Rowan: “Love lasts longer than life”Rowan’s mum Felicia, was born in a refugee camp before immigrating to Australia as a young child. Despite lifelong visual impairment Felicia went on to become a Professor of psychology at Cambridge University and a founder of the positive psychology movement. Felicia developed end stage breast cancer and accessed VAD in August 2024. Rowan discusses Felicia’s journey through the Voluntary Assisted Dying process utilising the power of positive psychology. Comprehensive information on Voluntary Assisted Dying in Your State is provided on the Go Gentle website at https://www.gogentleaustralia.org.au/vad_in_your_state or by con...2025-02-091h 00
The ClimbLeading at Work, Loving at Home: Balancing Career & Special Needs Parenting with Shatanese ReeseThis podcast episode delves into the intricate dynamics of leading in professional environments while simultaneously nurturing family responsibilities, particularly when parenting children with special needs. We endeavor to illuminate the experiences of women of color leaders, sharing poignant narratives that resonate with many who navigate similar challenges. Our guest, Ms. Shatanese Reese, brings forth her extensive background in human resources, coupled with her personal journey as a mother of a child with unique abilities. Throughout our discourse, we explore the vital importance of empathy, the necessity of self-care, and the strategies for advocating for oneself in the workplace. We...2025-02-0531 min
The ClimbWhy Every Women of Color Needs a CoachEvery woman of color needs a coach to navigate the complexities of career growth and personal development. In this insightful conversation, host Felicia Smith and expert coach Dr. Donna Welch explore the transformative power of coaching, emphasizing how it provides a judgment-free space for women to articulate their goals and challenges. Dr. Welch shares her journey into coaching, highlighting the importance of empowering clients to discover their own answers and move forward in their careers. They discuss the differences between coaching, mentoring, and therapy, clarifying how coaching focuses on helping individuals unlock their potential rather than providing direct advice...2025-01-2931 min
The ClimbHER CLIMB with Desiree GoldeyConnect with Desiree Goldey on these platforms:Blue Sky: @DoBetterPeople, Linkedin: Desiree Goldey, and www.dobetterconsulting.netThis episode of the Climb Podcast features Desiree Goldie, a dynamic leader dedicated to promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in the workplace. Desiree shares her nonlinear career journey, emphasizing the importance of intentionality and the value of continuous learning. She highlights the challenges faced by women of color in corporate environments, particularly the struggle against being perceived as a token or DEI hire. The discussion delves into the political nature of the workplace, the unseen dynamics that...2025-01-2242 min
The ClimbMentorship UnscriptedThis episode of the Climb Podcast focuses on the vital topic of mentorship, particularly for women of color navigating leadership roles. Host Felicia Smith discusses why mentorship is crucial for professional growth and addresses common misconceptions that may prevent individuals from seeking mentors. She emphasizes that mentorship is not solely for the young or inexperienced; rather, it's a lifelong journey of learning and development. Felicia outlines three key reasons why someone might lack a mentor, including undervaluing mentorship, neglecting self-prioritization, and self-doubt in approaching potential mentors. The episode also highlights the importance of building a professional advisory board and...2025-01-1527 min
The ClimbFrom Gatekeeping to Bridge Building: Networking with a PurposeThis episode of the Climb Podcast focuses on the critical importance of networking for women of color in advancing their careers. Host Felicia Smith shares her insights on how networking can transform professional opportunities, providing five key reasons why building connections is essential for career development. She delves into the unique challenges faced by women of color when it comes to networking, highlighting issues such as gatekeeping and the perception of credibility. Through personal anecdotes and practical advice, Felicia encourages listeners to embrace networking as a vital tool for empowerment and growth. By fostering meaningful relationships and supporting one...2025-01-0831 minThe ClimbREPLAY: How to Recover from Workplace TraumaWorkplace trauma is a significant issue for women of color, often leading to feelings of self-doubt and emotional exhaustion. In this episode of the Climb Podcast, host Felicia Smith engages with Rebecca Jackson, a seasoned facilitator and coach, to explore how to recover from such trauma. They discuss the subtle manifestations of workplace trauma, including overworking, numbing, and the impacts of microaggressions, highlighting that these experiences can deeply affect one's mental and emotional well-being. Jackson emphasizes the importance of creating supportive communities and seeking professional help to navigate these challenges. The conversation encourages listeners to acknowledge their experiences and...2024-12-1838 min
The ClimbImposter What? The truth and impact of imposter syndromeImposter syndrome is a prevalent issue among women of color, often manifesting as self-doubt and a fear of being exposed as a fraud despite their accomplishments. This episode delves into the complexities of imposter syndrome, particularly how it affects women of color differently compared to other demographics. Felicia Smith discusses the origins of the term and its historical context, highlighting the need to recognize the environmental factors that contribute to these feelings. She identifies five key traits associated with imposter syndrome, including perfectionism and the fear of success, urging listeners to take inventory of their experiences. Ultimately, the conversation...2024-12-1224 min
IT'S GOOD OVER HEREDanyel Smith On Pushing the Culture Forward for Decades & Learning How to Drive (Literally)Send us a textFelicia Pride chats with award winning journalist Danyel Smith about how GOOD her three decades long tenure as a champion for the Culture has been and the role music has played in her life. The two also discuss the wisdom and grace that come with age, being GOOD with ambition, and Danyel’s latest adventure: learning to drive post 50.For bonus podcast content, more Honey storytelling, shenanigans, and community, subscribe to YES, HONEY: https://yeshoney.substack.com/Keep up with new episodes and our other Honey projects by signing up...2024-12-031h 00
The ClimbHow to Recover from Workplace Trauma Part 2 with Rebecca JacksonThis episode of the Climb podcast features a deep dive into the complex experiences of women of color in the workplace, focusing on the impact of microaggressions and gaslighting. Hosts Felicia Smith and Rebecca Jackson explore how subtle, everyday interactions can undermine self-worth and perpetuate feelings of not belonging. They discuss the importance of naming these experiences to validate feelings and foster understanding. The conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating professional environments while dealing with internalized biases, particularly among women of color. As they wrap up the season, Smith and Jackson emphasize the necessity of creating supportive...2024-10-1633 min
The ClimbHER CLIMB with Lisa GrantJoin us as we dive into an inspiring conversation with Lisa Grant, the deputy clerk of the US House of Representatives, who shares her extraordinary journey and insights on leadership. With over 35 years of experience in government and a notable transition from procurement to her current role, Lisa emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and strategic career moves. Throughout the discussion, she highlights the significance of mentorship and sponsorship, particularly for women of color, and the need for strong interpersonal skills in leadership. Lisa also reflects on the sacrifices she made to maintain balance in her personal and professional...2024-10-0936 minThe ClimbListener Letters: Real Talk on Leadership ChallengesThis podcast episode focuses on navigating the complex transitions faced by women of color in leadership roles, specifically addressing listener letters that highlight common challenges. The first letter discusses the difficulties of moving from a peer to a leader, emphasizing the need for respect and maintaining positive relationships with former colleagues. The second letter raises concerns about being overlooked for promotions despite strong performance and advocacy efforts. Felicia Smith provides insights and advice on how to address these situations, encouraging open communication, fairness, and the importance of building relationships within the workplace. Listeners are invited to reflect on their...2024-10-0224 min
The ClimbCoins & The Climb: Mastering Money Moves with Nadia VanderhallIn this episode of the Climb Podcast, I had the pleasure of welcoming Nadia Vanderhall, a multi-hyphenate financial planner and educator with over a decade of experience in the financial services industry. As the founder of the Brands and Bands Strategy Group, Nadia has made significant strides in promoting financial literacy, particularly among women of color. Her impressive background includes collaborations with major companies like Facebook, Google, and the National Urban League, and her insights have been featured in prominent media outlets such as Bloomberg and the Washington Post.We kicked off our conversation by diving into...2024-09-2543 min
The ClimbThe Myth of Crabs in a Barrel with Dr Tracey PowellIn this enlightening episode of the CLIMB podcast, I, Felicia Smith, had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Tracy Powell, a renowned executive coach and author, to discuss a topic that is often shrouded in misunderstanding: the myth of "crabs in a barrel." This metaphor is frequently used to describe the competitive dynamics among marginalized groups, particularly within the African American community, where it is believed that individuals may pull each other down to maintain their own position.Dr. Powell, the founder of Leading with Compassion, shared her extensive experience in leadership coaching and her personal journey of...2024-09-1823 min
The ClimbHER CLIMB with Stephanie MooreIn this empowering episode of the CLIMB Podcast, I, Felicia Smith, have the pleasure of speaking with the remarkable Stephanie Moore, a chief engineer and senior associate with nearly two decades of experience in supporting federal government clients in cybersecurity and space initiatives. As the founder of The Climb, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing the representation of women of color in leadership roles, I am thrilled to dive into Stephanie's inspiring career journey and the invaluable insights she has to share.We kick off the episode by exploring Stephanie's early fascination with technology, which began...2024-09-1121 min
The ClimbNavigating Nonprofit Leadership as a Woman of ColorIn this inspiring episode of The Climb Podcast, host Felicia Smith dives deep into the unique challenges and triumphs of women of color in the nonprofit sector. Joined by Madjeen Lorthe, an executive champion of The Climb and a seasoned nonprofit leader, they explore the complexities of navigating this field while breaking barriers and setting new standards for leadership.Madjeen draws from her extensive experience in social justice, mental health, and education, offering valuable insights into the importance of self-advocacy and setting boundaries to prevent burnout. She shares her personal journey, and the lessons learned along the...2024-09-0435 minImpact Innovators with Felicia Ford025 | From Small Beginnings to World-Changing Missions: How Michael M. Smith is Leading Global ImpactChange Makers,
The path to real change isn’t paved with good intentions alone—it’s built on grit, heart, and an unyielding commitment to the communities you serve. If you’re wrestling with how to make your mission resonate deeply and stand the test of time, this episode is where the answers lie.
In this episode of Impact Innovators, I sit down with Michael M. Smith, a leader who’s been building bridges between the U.S. and Ghana, creating community where it’s needed most. From the clay-built homes in Ghana that stand as symbols o...2024-09-0356 minThe ClimbHER CLIMB with Valary AlstonIn this empowering episode of The Climb Podcast, host Felicia Smith engages in a candid and insightful conversation with the remarkable Valary Alston, a woman of color who has shattered glass ceilings throughout her extraordinary career.The episode kicks off with Felicia introducing The Climb Podcast, a platform dedicated to amplifying the voices of extraordinary women of color and redefining the rules for women in leadership roles. Felicia sets the stage for an empowering journey as she welcomes Valary Alston, a seasoned professional with a background in the United States Marine Corps and a successful career in...2024-08-2836 min
The ClimbSelf-Sabotage. Are you your worst enemy in your career growth?Welcome to the CLIMB Podcast, where we empower women of color in the pursuit of leadership roles. In this episode, we delve into the taboo topic of self-sabotage and how it may be hindering your career growth. As women of color navigating the workplace, we face numerous obstacles, but the most detrimental one can often be the obstacles we create for ourselves.In the first segment, "Somebody Should Have Told Me," we explore the common forms of self-sabotage that many women experience in the workplace. From questioning our worth to thinking too small, these behaviors can unknowingly...2024-08-2128 min
The ClimbHow to Recover from Workplace TraumaThe conversation between Felicia and Rebecca unfolds touching on the definition of workplace trauma and how it manifests individually, mentally, and physically. Rebecca sheds light on the impact of workplace trauma, including self-doubt, overworking, and heightened sensitivity to racial microaggressions. The discussion delves into the importance of acknowledging and processing trauma, as well as the role of community support and therapy in healing.Rebecca shares valuable coping mechanisms for recovering from workplace trauma, emphasizing the significance of self-care practices, seeking therapy, and building a supportive network of peers. The conversation also explores the need for honest conversations...2024-08-1437 minThe ClimbThe Ups and Downs of Boundaries in The WorkplaceHey there, it's Felicia Smith, your host of The CLIMB Podcast. In this episode, we delved into the intriguing topic of boundaries in the workplace. We explored the ups and downs of setting and maintaining boundaries as women of color leaders.We kicked off the episode by defining boundaries as the limits, rules, and guidelines that define our emotional, physical, and mental space. It's not just about giving or taking; it's about how we interact with others and what behaviors we find acceptable.In our segment "Somebody Should Have Told Me," we discussed the importance...2024-08-0720 minThe ClimbThe Four Agreements in The WorkplaceIn this episode of "The Climb Podcast," we delved into the transformative power of "The Four Agreements" by Don Miguel Ruiz and how they apply to the workplace. As the host, I shared personal insights and practical examples of how these agreements can empower women of color in leadership roles.The first agreement, "Be impeccable with your word," emphasizes speaking with integrity and using words to affirm rather than harm oneself. I shared a personal anecdote about overcoming self-doubt when pursuing a new academic path and how being mindful of my words helped me navigate challenges at...2024-07-3125 minThe ClimbReading the Room: Body language always speaks louder than wordsWe kick off the episode with a karaoke session to set the tone before diving into the topic. Drawing inspiration from Dr. Tracy Henry's insights on the power of silence, we explore the nuances of being quiet in a room and deciphering unspoken messages.I highlight the importance of emotional intelligence, specifically focusing on personal competence and social competence. By referencing the book "Emotional Intelligence 2.0" by Travis Bradbury and Jean Greaves, I emphasize the significance of being socially aware and managing relationships in professional settings.In the segment "Somebody Should Have Told Me," I share...2024-07-2425 minThe ClimbIt is Not About You, It is About What You Represent00:00:00 - Introduction to The Climb Podcast00:03:25 - Somebody Should Have Told Me00:10:43 - Truth00:20:42 - Another Rung MendedWe started by exploring the concept that as women of color leaders, we represent more than just ourselves. We are symbols of hope, inspiration, and transformation for others. However, we also represent competition and a threat to some individuals who may feel threatened by our presence in certain roles.I shared a personal story of walking into a new position and facing aggressive behavior from colleagues who saw me as a...2024-07-1727 minThe ClimbHER CLIMB with Jennifer Hampton of Hampton Educational Solutions, LLCThroughout the episode, Jennifer shares valuable insights and lessons learned from her career journey. She emphasizes the importance of remaining teachable, seeking feedback, and nurturing relationships with others in leadership roles. Jennifer also discusses the challenges faced by women of color in leadership positions, including tokenism and the pressure to fulfill the "Black girl magic" stereotype.Introduction to the CLIMB Podcast: 00:00:03-00:00:36Introducing Jennifer Hampton: 00:00:36-00:03:06Meeting Jenny at Tuskegee University: 00:03:31-00:04:24Jennifer's Career Journey: 00:04:52-00:06:54Transitioning to Leadership Roles: 00:07:05-00:09:37Challenges and Triumphs in Leadership: 00:09:54-00:12:57Work-Life Balance Discussion: 00:20:09-00:26:22Transition to Consulting Firm: 00:26:33-00:27:56Challenges Faced...2024-07-1038 minThe ClimbA Professional Read: How to Stand your Ground and Own your Space Verbally.00:00:03 - Introduction to The Climb Podcast: Welcome to the CLIMB Podcast, where we are diving into taboo topics and redefining the rules for women of color leaders.00:04:32 - Somebody Should Have Told Me: Breaking down the things we wish we had known in our careers that could have made our journeys a little bit easier.00:07:53 - Truth Is: Discussing the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth regarding standing your ground and owning your space verbally.00:11:34 - Sponsorship by The Climb Incorporated: Introducing The Climb Incorporated as the sponsor for the episode.00:12:40 - Professional Read Considerations: Discussing the...2024-07-0321 minThe ClimbDiversity Without Inclusion with Ama "The Inclusion Lady" Agyapong00:00:00 - Introduction to the CLIMB podcast00:02:28 - Somebody should have told me: Tokenism in the workplace00:07:59 - White women as the anchor of diversity00:10:05 - Truth Is: Diversity without inclusion00:15:08 - Advice for navigating a scenario where you are the diversity00:18:02 - Discussion on belonging in the workplace00:22:44 - Mending the broken rung for women of color00:29:24 - Conclusion and how to reach out to Ama, the inclusion ladyListeners are encouraged to Connect with Ama on Instagram @That_inclusionlady, LinkedIn: (21) Ama ('That...2024-06-2629 minThe ClimbHER CLIMB with Dr. Tracy Henry CFO at the Congressional Budget OfficeIn this episode, we feature Dr. Tracy Henry ((17) Dr. Tracy H. | LinkedIn), the Chief Financial Officer at the Congressional Budget Office. Dr. Henry shares her inspiring career journey, filled with challenges, sacrifices, and valuable lessons learned along the way.Dr. Henry's career trajectory began with aspirations to be an auditor for the IRS, but her path led her to diverse roles in the federal government and the private sector. Despite facing the challenge of minimal training early in her career, Dr. Henry's natural leadership abilities propelled her to lead teams and excel in various financial roles.2024-06-1934 minThe ClimbShould I Leave or Should I Stay: Signs that You Have Stayed at a Job Too Long.It's Felicia Smith, your host of The Climb Podcast. In this episode, we delved into the taboo topic of knowing when it's time to leave a job or stay put. We explored the signs that indicate you may have overstayed your welcome in a particular role.00:00:00 - Introduction to The Climb Podcast00:02:23 - Somebody Should Have Told Me00:07:20 - Truth Is: Signs You've Stayed Too Long in a Job00:11:08 - Sponsorship Message: The Climb Incorporated00:12:04 - Signs You've Stayed Too Long: Toxic Work Environment00:20:36 - The Broken Rung: Insights for Career AdvancementWe kicked off the...2024-06-1926 minThe ClimbCan I just Work: The Danger of Thinking Your Work is Your Saving GraceWelcome to the inaugural episode of The Climb podcast! I am Felicia Smith, your host and the founder of The Climb, a platform dedicated to empowering women of color in their journey towards leadership roles. In this episode, we delve into the crucial topic of the pitfalls of solely relying on your work as your ticket to success.I kick off the episode by sharing my personal motivation behind creating this podcast - the lack of real and relevant conversations about how women of color navigate the workforce successfully. I address the common question of why women...2024-06-1930 minThe ClimbThe Climb Podcast TrailerEpisode 1: Introduction to The ClimbWelcome to the very first episode of The Climb, a podcast designed to empower women of color in their career journeys. I am Felicia Smith, your host, and I am thrilled to embark on this journey with you.In this episode, I introduce myself and share my own career experiences spanning over 17 years. I reflect on the challenges I faced and the lack of guidance and mentorship from women of color executives. This led me to create this podcast as a platform to share insights and strategies for women of...2024-05-1801 min
The Creative Cut UpEp 12 - What Does It Take to Get a TV Show On AirSend us a textIs it just us or does the process of selling a TV show or film in Hollywood seemed cloaked in mystery? Like how is it done? And then once you sell it, how does it make it to air? There are many, many steps. So in this episode, we cut up about what it means to actually sell a show, the roles studios and networks play, why selling a show doesn’t guarantee it being greenlit, and why films are often easier to pitch than TV shows.Get our FREE minicourse De...2024-05-1437 min
Born to Sell DenverFelicia Nickel: Keep It Simple!Felicia Nickel is a top producing agent that did about $20 million in volume in 2023 by working her sphere of influence, open houses, and development. Felicia is adapting to the new ways real estate agents are communicating to their clients and prospects using social media and AI. She works hard and keeps it simple. Enjoy!
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Talk With TAS ShowTalk With TAS Show hosted by Dr. Teresa A. Smith, Dr. TAS Welcomes Felicia Brookins Award-Winning Christian Fiction Author #authorspotlightHost Dr. TAS had the pleasure of welcoming Felicia Brookins, an award-winning author of Christian fiction whose debut book, Sister Nadeen's WAYS, boldly addressed challenging topics such as male domestic abuse, teenage self-mutilation, religious tradition, hypocrisy, and intergenerational trauma. Her inspiring work has touched countless lives and is a testament to the power of literature to provoke meaningful conversations and positive change.Connect with Dr. TAS at Linktree BioBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talk-with-tas-show--6128538/support2024-03-2230 min
The Boomer BarWaking Up to 'Woke': Felicia Smith's Candid Take on a Buzzworthy TermIn this special edition of the Boomer Bar, host Deborah Kemper engages in a compelling conversation with Felicia Smith on a term that's become both a badge of honor and a contentious label — "woke." Felicia takes listeners through a comprehensive journey, exploring the evolution of "woke" from its early roots in African American English to its widespread use in the Black Lives Matter movement and its various interpretations today.
Through an engaging mix of media clips, personal insights, and historical context, Felicia breaks down the complexities surrounding "woke" and its implications in modern activism, social justice, and bey...2024-02-2240 min
Hi, Felicia! with Marni & FeliciaFelicia's Florida ExodusSPOILERS: ANATOMY OF A FALL 24:50 - 26:00Before Felicia departs for Florida the ladies have lots to discuss. Will Felicia be able to tune into the Super Bowl from Florida? She doesn't really care, but she fully supports all things Taylor Swift. Marni concedes to Justin Timberlake ticket sales and drops the biggest video leak of the year. Felicia witnesses Drake's big moment and is floored by this intimate encounter. The Palm Royale trailer drops, and Felicia is on board for Erika Jayne's Vegas residency and Bravo's 2-hour special. Marni is completely taken by her love of 'Mr...2024-02-1135 min
Talking TaiwanEp 274 | Our Post Presidential Election Analysis 2024 in Taiwan with Courtney Donovan SmithAs part of Talking Taiwan’s Election Tour, we spoke with Courtney Donovan Smith a week after Taiwan’s presidential and legislative elections. Lai Ching-te of Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) was elected president with 40.05% of the vote. Hou Yu-ih the Kuomintang’s (KMT) presidential candidate got 33.49% of the vote and Ko Wen-je of the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) got 26.46%. It was the first time in Taiwan’s history that any political party has been elected for three consecutive four-year terms in office. Related Links: https://talkingtaiwan.com/our-post-presidential-election-analysis-2024-with-courtney-donovan-smith-ep-274/ The DPP won an...2024-02-0146 min
Talking TaiwanEP 271 | Background of Taiwan Presidential Candidates 2024: Political Analyst Courtney Donovan Smith's Rundown for Upcoming ElectionTalking Taiwan is taking the show on the road back to Taiwan on the Talking Taiwan Election Tour and we traveled down to Taichung on January 7th to meet up in person with political commentator Courtney Donovan Smith, to do some pre-election coverage. We talked about the backgrounds of the three presidential candidates Ko Wen-je (柯文哲), the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) nominee, Lai Ching-te (賴清德), the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), Hou Yu-ih (侯友宜), the Kuomintang (KMT) nomineeand their running mates, the opposition unity ticket between the Kuomintang and Taiwan People’s Party that fell apart. Related Links: https://talkingtaiwan.com/b...2024-01-121h 11
Talking TaiwanEp 270 | Taiwan Presidential Debate 2024: Political Analyst Courtney Donovan Smith's Insights on the Upcoming ElectionOn December 30th there was a debate held between Taiwan’s three presidential candidates Lai Ching-te (賴清德), the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) nominee Hou Yu-ih (侯友宜), the Kuomintang (KMT) nominee and Ko Wen-je (柯文哲), the Taiwan People's Party (TPP) nominee. The three candidates started with eight minutes each to present their candidacy, that was followed by a media question answer session, and then in the second half each candidate had a chance to question each other. I sat down and spoke with political commentator Courtney Donovan Smith who shared his thoughts and observations about the debate. Related Links: https://talkin...2024-01-0735 min
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Got It From My MommaNBA's Darius Garland's Momma - Felicia Garland | Got it From My Momma | Ep. 29Send us a textNBA All-Star Darius Garland played four games at Vanderbilt University as a freshman before an injury ended his college career. Surgery, rehab, and perseverance lead to an incredible comeback and being chosen as the number FIVE draft pick in the NBA at only 19 years old. Darius is now a top-point guard in the NBA for the Cleveland Cavaliers, earned All-star honors his second year in the league, and is officially one of the highest-paid players in the NBA. His mom Felicia and host Jennifer Vickery Smith have been friends since Darius was in mid...2023-08-1453 min
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