Season 1 of the Fearless Futures Podcast has come to a close, but don’t worry – there is more to come! We want to extend a big thank you to everyone who has tuned in, written comments and asked thought-provoking questions for us to chew on in our upcoming Q&A episode.
Until then, we’d love for you to leave a rating and a review on Apple Music so that more folks can discover our podcast and engage in meaningful inclusion thinking.
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Image description: A 5-star rating on Apple Music from a listener that reads “Incisive and Informative. The Fearless Futures podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in making lasting, impactful change around diversity and inclusion. Hanna cuts through a lot of the feel-good rhetoric around diversity and offers an insightful explanation of systemic oppression.”
We’re excited to continue this journey with you. For now, enjoy the finale episode, “What Now?” on Apple, Spotify or Spreaker. Here’s a sneak peek on what to expect:
Our episodes generally focus on packing and interrogating methods that are in the mainstream for inclusion and equity work in our organizations, and they’re generally rooted in critical analysis. This episode is about what ingredients we require instead in pursuit of equitable company ecosystems, and they come under three headings:
The first is rigorous analysis, the second is courage, and the third is iteration.
Catch up on any episodes you might have missed, or share the links below with anyone who is interested in broadening their inclusion and equity knowledge:
Episode 1: What is a System of Oppression? on Apple, Spotify and Spreaker.
Episode 2: Is Inclusion the Goal? on Apple, Spotify, and Spreaker.
Episode 3: Unconscious Bias on Apple, Spotify and Spreaker.
Episode 4: Business Case Brigade on Apple, Spotify and Spreaker.
Episode 5: Relying on Representation on Apple, Spotify and Spreaker.
Episode 6: Fragility and Accountability on Apple, Spotify and Spreaker.
Episode 7: What Now? on Apple, Spotify and Spreaker.
Transcriptions are available for each episode here.