The Diversity Dude Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The Diversity Dude podcasts educates people about issues involving inclusion to create a positive and productive culture in the workplace, classroom, and society. Minneapolis based inclusion expert Lambers Fisher is the host of the show.
Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequence. On this episode of The Diversity Dude, Lambers Fisher breaks down the case of a Rochester, MN woman who called an 8-year-old autistic boy the n-word and was charged, not for that, but for how she treated the man who filmed her. Just because something is legal doesn't make it right, and it raises a bigger question: is hateful speech actually protected by the government? Lambers shares a few things worth keeping in mind for the next time you're in a hard conversation about where free speech ends and hate begins.
Some art doesn't just get seen, it becomes history. On this episode of The Diversity Dude, Lambers Fisher sits down with Peyton, the artist behind the iconic George Floyd portrait that became a global symbol of justice, remembrance, and resistance. Peyton's back at it, creating a live mural during the World Conference on Remedies to Racial and Ethnic Economic Inequality at the University of Minnesota. Lambers gets into what inspired the piece and what responsibility, if any, artists carry during moments of social change.
Peytons gallery - https://robertsgallerympls.com/
Check out the 7th World Conference on Remedies to Racial and Ethnic Economic Inequality at the University of Minnesota here
https://www.hhh.umn.edu/7th-world-conference
Autism is showing up in college classes more than ever, and it's changing the conversation. On this episode of The Diversity Dude, Lambers Fisher talks about what this rise really means: more students being heard, seen, and understood on campus. We talk about why that recognition matters and the different ways autism can show up. This isn't just about numbers; it's about what happens when people are met with understanding rather than assumptions.
Is the suspicion around the Nolan Wells case justified? Lambers Fisher says yes and breaks down exactly why on this episode of The Diversity Dude. From the misunderstandings clouding the story to the red flags worth paying attention to, this is a conversation you don't want to skip.
With the recent Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship, the question arises of how it impacts you. In this episode of The Diversity Dude, Lambers Fishers speaks about the perceptions from each side of the debate, some common misconceptions about birthright citizenship, and the strain it can have on a family with different views. Listen now.
Lambers Fisher speak on this powerful topic of appreciating your opposition. He offers a unique perspective and how to navigate these conversations.
In this episode of the Diversity Dude podcast, host Lambers Fisher speaks on the Karmelo Anthony trial.
In this episode of the Diversity Dude Podcast, Lambers Fisher talks about the student athlete boycott debate and offers a few considerations about this topic.
Lambers Fisher, host of The Diversity Dude Podcast, speaks on the conversation around FindaBlackDoctor.com. He talks about discrimination and offers a few considerations. Tune in now.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher discusses Cheyenne Bryant and her impact on conversations surrounding cultural distrust in mental health.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher explores the importance of choosing who to culturally trust. Learn how to build authentic connections, navigate cultural differences, and recognize trustworthy voices in diverse spaces.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher breaks down why the Voting Rights Act of 1965 still matters today. From voter access to equity and representation, this conversation explores the ongoing importance of protecting voting rights and what it means for communities and democracy.
VotingRights #CivicEngagement #Equity #Democracy #thediversitydudepodcast #thediversitydude
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher explores the cultural impact of proximity bias; how being physically closer to leadership can influence opportunities, visibility, and advancement.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher explores what it really means when opposites attract; to make room.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher dives into what happens when cultural opposites attract.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher explores how the National Football League is setting the standard for prioritizing mental health—and what leaders and organizations can learn from it.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher breaks down the necessity of sacrificial accomplice allyship—what it really means to move beyond performative support and take meaningful action. Credit: The Neil Friedman Show
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher dives into what happens when differences lead to real consequences.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, we explore how honoring Women’s History Month can inspire the leadership, equity, and innovation the future demands.
On the Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher addresses the controversy that unfolded at the British Academy Film Awards.
In this impactful episode of the Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher explores the power of cultural collaboration in education and why it matters now more than ever.
In this important episode of Diversity Dude Podcast, the host dives into what it looks like to move forward after ICE-related trauma. #DiversityDudePodcast
In this episode of the Diversity Dude Podcast, Lambers Fisher talks about court-approved DEI.
On The Diversity Dude Podcast, this episode explores how to navigate friendships when political views clash—specifically around ICE. A thoughtful conversation on boundaries, empathy, and having hard talks without losing connection.
Host Lambers Fisher discusses how to foster emotional safety and support in communities facing fear and uncertainty around ICE.
In this episode of the Diversity Dude Podcast, we tackle a controversial question: Is discrimination against white men a real issue? A candid, thought-provoking conversation that challenges perspectives and encourages honest dialogue around diversity and fairness.
In this year-end episode of the Diversity Dude Podcast, we celebrate being recognized by Million Podcasts as a Top 100 Diversity & Inclusion Podcast. A look back at the impact, the growth, and what’s ahead for the Diversity Dude community.
Diversity Dude Lambers Fisher breaks down how misinformation spreads—and how we can stop it. #Misinformation #DiversityDude #LambersFisher #CriticalThinking #Podcast
On this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher unpacks a recent presidential remark that many see as a targeted jab at the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Lambers breaks down why the comment struck a nerve.
On this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher explores what happens when hate symbols are declassified.
On this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher dives into the recent conversation sparked by music mogul Pharrell Williams about the realities of “white affirmative action.”
On The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher explores the complex debate around removing or recontextualizing memorials that honor veterans.
Lambers Fisher explains why DEI does not have to sit at the top of your business priority list to still make a real impact.
Lambers Fisher celebrates Veterans and their families in this heartfelt episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast. Discover the importance of appreciation, inclusion, and community support for those who’ve served.
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Host Lambers Fisher breaks down how organizations can honor cultural differences in hiring without bias, assumptions, or stereotyping.
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On this episode of the Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher explores what happens when values clash beyond simple differences of opinion. He breaks down how to find understanding, balance, and respect in tough conversations—at work and in life.
On this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher tackles a thought-provoking question — is all therapy political? He unpacks how gender, faith, and personal beliefs influence therapy conversations and relationships.
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In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher explores the balance between the energy of youth and the wisdom of age. He discusses how understanding different stages of life helps us appreciate each generation’s unique perspective, bridge gaps, and build stronger, more inclusive communities.
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On this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher highlights LGBTQ+ History Month — a time to honor the people, progress, and pivotal moments that have shaped equality and inclusion. #TheDiversityDudePodcast #LambersFisher #LGBTQ+ #Inclusion #Diversity
On this episode of The Diversity Dude, host Lambers Fisher explores the powerful idea of humanizing your enemies. He breaks down why seeing others’ humanity, even in disagreement, can shift conversations and foster real change. #thediversitydude #LambersFisher #diversityandinclusion #empathy #buildingbridges
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher unpacks a pressing question: Can artificial intelligence be culturally biased? Lambers explores how A.I. systems are shaped by the people and data behind them, why unexamined biases can creep into technology, and what leaders and everyday users can do to promote fairness and inclusivity.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher reflects on the passing of Charlie Kirk and the mixed emotions that can surface when a public figure dies. Fisher discusses the challenges of honoring the human experience of loss while also acknowledging the impact of a person’s words and actions, inviting listeners to consider how we navigate grief, compassion, and accountability during difficult times.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher digs into a question: Should you have a Black friend? If you’ve ever wrestled with this question—or heard someone else ask it—this conversation is for you. Join us today, only on the Diversity Dude Podcast.
In this episode, Lambers Fisher delves into resisting cultural biases in the aftermath of tragedies, examining how societal assumptions influence our responses to crises. He highlights insights from Brandon Jones’ It’s Not Your Fault podcast, offering practical tips for talking to your kids after a school shooting. A must-listen for anyone seeking to foster understanding, resilience, and compassion in the wake of tragedy.
Listeners can explore the referenced episode of Brandon Jones' It's Not Your Fault Podcast here: Tips for Talking to Your Kids After a School Shooting.
On this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher breaks down one of today’s most urgent conversations: why 300,000 Black women have left the workforce—and what it means for leadership, mentorship, and the future of work. Expect real talk, sharp insights, and a few takeaways you can put to work right away.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher unpacks the resisting cultural guilt by association, when people feel unfairly responsible for what others in their group say or do. Tune in as Lambers breaks it down and dives into more real, relatable topics like this. Only on the Diversity Dude Podcast.
On this episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher gets real about what we can do instead of canceling someone. Lambers shares practical, respectful ways to address this topic. Tune in for a refreshing episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast.
Host Lambers Fisher breaks down the rising trend of rebranding DEI, while focusing on the importance of the mission behind the name. Check out The Diversity Dude podcast for a candid look at this important topic.
Is cultural oppression just an excuse? Diversity expert Lambers Fisher answers that question on the latest episode of his podcast.
Lambers Fisher explains why July is BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month and what we should do to observe it on the latest episode of his diversity podcast.
If you were feeling "some kind of way" about celebrating Independence Day, on this week's episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher talks about the conflict of national appreciation.
Diversity is not about just Black people and white people. On this week's episode of his inclusion podcast, host Lambers Fisher shows you how everyone can celebrate Pride Month.
On the latest episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher explains why Juneteenth is still relevant today.
On the latest episode of his diversity podcast, host Lambers Fisher makes the case for self-centered allyship.
In the ever-involving landscape of our country, many are continually uncertain about how they should think or feel about all things cultural. On this week's episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher helps figure out the recruiting dilemma: how to balance increased cultural appreciation when hiring the most qualified people.
In this episode of the Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher explores the vital role Black media plays in shaping identity, affirming culture, and fostering mental wellness in Black communities. A thoughtful conversation on why representation matters.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude podcast, host Lambers Fisher breaks down why protecting kids from racism is a mental health issue, and why ignoring hate in public spaces does lasting damage. He explores the link between racial trauma and mental health, how parents can prepare and protect their children, and why awareness must go beyond hashtags and into action.
In this episode of the Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambert Fisher explores what to do when you feel like you've mastered cultural competence. He shares three key strategies and an empowering perspective on navigating the field of multicultural awareness.
In this episode of the Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher discusses the recent NFL Draft controversy surrounding quarterback Shedeur Sanders, son of Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, and the broader conversation it sparked about implicit bias in sports and beyond. Despite his outstanding college career and leadership, Shedeur's surprisingly low draft position raised questions among players, coaches, media, and fans about possible racial bias and double standards for Black athletes. Is bias always the cause, or are there other factors at play?
Did you know that April is Celebrating Diversity Month? Best-selling author Lambers Fisher shows us how we can recognize and honor the diversity of the world around us on the latest episode of his podcast.
Taking a break isn’t done in opposition to harsh realities that occur on a regular basis, it is done in tandem and is important to rest and be refreshed in order to meet the demands of everyday life.
Mixed in with the latest barrage of executive orders, President Trump has targeted the Smithsonian Museum with orders suggesting we should find ways to rewrite American history in a “less divisive” (and potentially less-accurate) way. Listen in to hear all about ins and outs of this important topic.
Offering help is generally a good thing…but sometimes it might not come across the way you hope. There are times when the assumption of someone needing help could be unwelcomed or even offensive. Listen in to hear all about it.
Recently, libraries have come under target for government cuts, among many other public resources being targeted. In this episode, Lamber’s talks about how beneficial it is to learn about both your own and other’s cultural history, and how libraries are an excellent resource in this endeavor.
March is Women’s History Month—a time to intentionally acknowledge and celebrate the contributions and progress made by women throughout history. In this episode, Lambers discusses several recommendations on how to do just that. Listen in to hear all about it.
In recent months, with the cancellation of DEI initiatives, many have been wrestled with whether to participate or not in consumer boycotts. In this episode Lambers digs into the decision-making process behind these two perspectives.
Host of the Diversity Dude Podcast Lambers Fisher has been hearing a lot recently, “Why is everyone so sensitive?” His response to this question is unpacked in this episode. Listen in to hear all about it.
As Black History Month draws to a close, Lambers looks back at the month while also looking ahead at the next “Awareness Month” and wonders about the recent initiatives to end cultural awareness in favor of cultural ignorance. There’s lots to unpack within this topic, so listen in to hear all about it.
If you oppose DEI, what part of it specifically don’t you like? When speaking out against DEI, use the full title. You don’t like Diversity? You don’t like Equity? You don’t like Inclusion? When you break down the acronym, you must think specifically about each of these words, and you might find that it’s the acronym and not what it stands for. Listen in to hear Lambers unpack all this further.
Recently, President Trump blamed a plane crash that claimed multiple lives on DEI. When asked for clarification from the reporter, the POTUS simply said, “…because it’s common sense,” a clear indicator of bias from the speaker. Listen in to hear Lamber’s perspective on these biases and how they might affect executive decision-making over the next four years.
As the recent wave of elimination of DEI programs continues, the reasoning has often been that DEI creates exclusivity through special treatment. In this episode, Lamber’s talks about how DEI is about special treatment—for everybody. Diversity, equity, and inclusion…for all. Listen in to hear all about it.
Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States yesterday. In this episode Lambers talks about potential hopes and fears regarding the next four years.
Sometimes the thought of reaching out to a therapist and sharing vulnerable stories about yourself is daunting enough, and then, if that therapist doesn’t share your racial or ethnic background, that reluctance to share can feel insurmountable. In this episode, Lambers talks about how to go about finding race-specific or race-neutral care. Listen in to hear all about it.
It’s that time of the year when we look back at the previous year and look forward to the upcoming year. Many make new year’s resolutions for personal reasons, so why not make a point to also make “cultural resolutions?” Listen to The Diversity Dude podcast host Lambers Fisher to hear all about it.
The holiday season is here which comes with its own potentially divisive nature when it comes to those with holiday privilege and those without. Listen in to learn exactly what Lambers means by this.
With recent statements that the upcoming Trump administration plans to ban DEI practices, it begs us to question the motivation behind this plan. Listen in to this week’s episode to hear Lambers discuss the different ways to interpret and respond to this initiative.
President elect, Donald Trump, and promised to implement a ban on DEI on day one. Listen in to this episode to hear Lambers' views on how this is an unnecessary stance for someone to take.
In this week’s episode, Lambers shares an encouraging perspective on how to navigate the holidays when the people you gather with are politically divided. Listen in to learn how to overcome the dread that can come with mixing different mindsets and instead find ways to find the joy and connection that might otherwise be missed.
Lambers has recently addressed how to navigate political differences in family and more intimate relationships which prompted a listener to reach out and ask for this episode, where Lambers discusses ways to healthfully navigate a political divide in less intimate relationship like those in the workplace. Listen in to learn more.
One of the most highly discussed topics right now is the results of the US Presidential election where Donald Trump was re-elected. In this episode, Lambers talks about how to move forward when it seems as though you have diametrically opposed morals to people in your life.
We are about to know the results of a presidential election that will have around half the people in the country having voted for the winning candidate and the other half having voted for a candidate who didn’t win. The question is, how do we healthfully move forward in our politically divided country. Listen in to hear what Lambers has to say on this topic.
The current election season is coming to a close with the upcoming presidential election only a few weeks away. Whether or not you consider yourself to be a “political person,” chances are, the political climate affects you. Listen in to this week’s episode to hear a helpful perspective on how to navigate these times.
In recent news, a substitute teacher was let go from his job after reenacting the murder of George Floyd on a student. This is sparked a conversation about how to be sensitive to cultural trauma of others. Listen in to learn more.
Heinz has recently issued an apology for an advertisement in a London train station that made certain prejudicial assumptions. Listen in to learn more.
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month and in this week’s episode, Lambers shares ways you can maintain healthy relationships with those who are differently abled than yourself.
In this episode, Lambers shares ways to ensure you receive the culturally competent healthcare you deserve. Listen in to learn more.
Being ignorant is not an insult; it may just point to the lack of knowledge and be an opportunity to learn. In this week’s episode, Lambers Fisher talks about how to avoid spreading hate and untruths by accepting ignorance-based cultural accusations without fact-checking the things you hear.
What may sound like “just stating facts” to you may come across as a problematic and hurtful statement to others. Listen in to this week’s episode, where Lambers talks about how to consider what you say before you say it in order to avoid unintended harm, and discusses ways to respond if you find yourself on either end of this kind of situation.
September is Suicide Awareness & Prevention month. In this episode, Lambers talks about how suicide is a cross-cultural issue applicable to all groups of people and is the responsibility of everyone to watch out for the signs and help prevent. Listen in to learn more.
In this episode, Lambers discusses the idea of identity politics when so many individuals are truly multi-cultural / multi-ethnic. Listen in to learn more.
Multicultural awareness and diversity trainings don't have to be negative, punitive, shame-filled, and pointless wastes of time. Instead, DEI can be positive, shame-free and can have immediate practical impact on your life. Listen to find out how.
Diversity and inclusion expert Lambers Fisher shows you how to avoid biased and fear-based voting in the upcoming election on the latest episode of his podcast.
Lambers Fisher talks about the risk of removing the I in DEI on the latest episode of his Diversity Dude podcast.
What's in a name? Apparently if it's too many syllables, it might mean you don't get your dream job. Host Lambers Fisher says name bias is real and he explains what it is on the latest episode of his popular diversity podcast.
Host Lambers Fisher talks about the impact labeling certain occupations as "Black Jobs" may have on African American professionals on the latest episode of his Diversity Dude podcast.
After the Black population in St. Cloud, Minnesota exploded, Lambers Fischer takes a look at how that impacts the town's political landscape on the latest episode of his Diversity Dude podcast.
After cities across the country commemorated Juneteenth with parades and other events, Lambers Fisher talks about how making it a national holiday has inspired other cultures on the latest episode of his podcast.
Inclusion expert Lambers Fisher talks about privilege and disparity in the WNBA on the latest episode of The Diversity Dude podcast.
Inclusion expert Lambers Fisher says there is still work to be done after the death of George Floyd on the latest episode of his diversity podcast.
This week, on his diversity podcast, inclusion expert Lambers Fisher talks about what happens when you consider cultural uncancellation.
If you find yourself in a situation where you've been canceled, inclusion expert Lambers Fishers shows you a path to "uncancel" yourself.
At one of his workshops, someone asked inclusion expert Lambers Fisher, "Why does everything have to be about race?". Today on his podcast, he answers that question.
Inclusion expert Lambers Fisher talks about the attempt to demonize DEI on the latest episode of The Diversity Dude podcast.
During one of his trainings, an attendee asked inclusion expert Lambers Fisher was asked, "What do I do when I don't feel like I'm being a micro-aggressor?" He offers a few suggestions on the latest episode of his diversity podcast.
While training hundreds of mental health professionals at a conference on how to create a culturally safe work environment, one of the attendees asked a question about being a cultural victim, Lambers Fisher had the answer.
On this week's episode of The Diversity Dude podcast, host Lambers Fisher teaches you the ABCs of DEI.
Inclusion expert Lambers Fisher shows you how to avoid racial gaslighting on the latest episode of The Diversity Dude podcast.
During Black History Month, many people will revisit the speeches and sermons given by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. On the latest episode of his podcast, host Lambers Fisher reminds of us that Dr. King's most famous speech, "I Have A Dream", was not colorblind.
This week, inclusion expert Lambers Fisher talks about the unnecessary fear of Black History Month on his podcast The Diversity Dude.
Host Lambers Fisher talks about how DEI can be a matter of life and death on the latest episode of his podcast.
This week on his award winning diversity podcast, host Lambers Fisher talks about navigating the new wave of DEI.
Diversity expert Lambers Fisher explores the reasoning behind the firing of Harvard University's first African American president and wonders if race played a role or if it was all about the optics.
Lambers Fisher reviews the progress made in diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in 2023 and how to focus on the path forward on the latest episode of his podcast.
Host of The Diversity Dude podcast Lambers Fisher offers tips and strategies to help you have a culturally safe and happy holiday season.
This week on his popular inclusion podcast, host Lambers Fisher teaches you how to avoid fear-based DEI decisions.
Inclusion expert Lambers Fisher reminds us that Christmas isn't the only holiday people will be celebrating in December and it's important to respect other religious celebrations that may be different than yours on the latest episode of his popular diversity podcast.
Inclusion expert Lambers Fishers talks about why it's important for all of us to celebrate Native American Heritage Month on the latest episode of his award winning Diversity Dude Podcast.
Diversity and inclusion expert Lambers Fisher talks about what to do when a situation happens and you want to have compassion for the issue because others around you care deeply, but you feel like it's really not your problem.
Whether it's at work, at school, or in your community, inclusion expert Lambers Fisher teaches you what to do when change needs to happen on the latest episode of his award-winning Diversity Dude podcast.
On this week's episode of his diversity podcast, host Lambers Fisher talks about the temptation to change others.
On this week's episode of The Diversity Dude podcast, host Lambers Fisher show you how to avoid agism on the job.
This week on his diversity podcast, host Lambers Fisher talks about the dilemma of colorblindness.
On this week's episode of his popular diversity podcast, inclusion expert Lambers Fisher challenges the belief that things can go back to being "normal"...
Lambers Fisher talks about the importance of celebrating and recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month on the latest episode of his diversity podcast.
Diversity expert Lambers Fisher takes a deep dive to try and figure out how to incorporate inclusion after affirmative action was struck down in colleges by The Supreme Court on the latest episode of his award winning podcast.
Diversity and inclusion expert Lambers Fisher weighs in on the lawsuit against The Fearless Fund, a venture capital fund that helps Black women entrepreneurs.
Host Lambers Fisher helps you figure out whether or not you answer the questions when someone asks questions about your cultural identity on the latest episode of his award winning podcast.
Diversity and inclusion expert Lambers Fisher addresses the Alabama riverboat brawl and talks about taking action to prevent future harm.
When you have questions about other cultures or communities, it's always a guessing game: To ask or not to ask. What should you do? Lambers Fisher helps you navigate that dilemma on the latest episode of his diversity podcast.
Inclusion expert Lambers Fisher says it's a mistake to redefine history on the latest episode of his diversity podcast.
On this week's podcast, diversity expert Lambers Fisher teaches you how to respond to accusations in the workplace.
Host Lambers Fisher helps moms and dads navigate the challenges of multicultural parenting on the latest episode of his diversity podcast.
Diversity and inclusion expert Lambers Fisher talks about the impact of affirmative action on professional relationships on the latest episode of his award winning podcast.
On this week's episode of The Diversity Dude podcast, best-selling author and thought leader Lambers Fisher talks about the importance of minority mental healthcare for everyone.
In addition to recognizing dads for Father's Day, the month of June also shines the spotlight on the importance of men's mental health.
Host Lambers Fisher talks about how the Juneteenth holiday isn't just a time of reflections for African Americans, but for all Americans on the latest episode of his podcast...
No one wants their differences between them and someone else to be used to exclude them from personal and professional opportunities, which is why Lambers Fisher says it's important to commemorate LGTBQ+ Pride Month.
On the latest episode of his diversity podcast, host Lambers Fisher asks the question: What does DEI really mean?
Lambers Fisher explains the importance of finding culturally competent mental healthcare on the latest episode of his diversity podcast.
Lambers Fisher explains the importance of finding culturally competent mental healthcare on the latest episode of his diversity podcast.
Diversity expert Lambers Fisher has tips and strategies on how to engage in a healthy and productive conversation if someone accuses you of being a racist on this episode of his podcast.
Lambers Fisher says the notion that DEI is dead is just a myth on the latest episode of his award winning podcast.
Diversity expert Lambers Fisher shows you how to own your cultural values and expressions on the latest episode of his award winning podcast.
On today's episode of The Diversity Dude podcast, host Lambers Fisher shows you how to address biases in your own home.
Responding to the uproar after an LSU player's hand gesture in the NCAA Women's Championship game was seen as offensive by some, Lambers Fisher uses it as a teachable moment and talks about how people respond to biases on the latest episode of his Diversity Dude podcast.
Host Lambers Fisher talks about how to reduce socioeconomic biases on the latest episode of his Diversity Dude podcast.
This week, diversity expert Lambers Fisher talks about the importance of appreciating historically Black colleges and universities.
A recent study has shown that lot of the diversity roles at large corporations have begun to disappear since George Floyd was murdered. Lambers Fisher explains why on the latest episode of his podcast.
On the latest episode of his popular diversity podcast, inclusion expert Lambers Fisher talks about the importance of celebrating cultural heritage and history months.
On the latest episode of his diversity podcast, Lambers Fisher shows us how to create safety in the midst of uncertainty.
Lambers Fisher follows up on a previous show with ways you can leave a culturally unsupportive work environment on the latest episode of The Diversity Dude podcast.
This week on his award-winning podcast, host Lambers Fisher helps us understand the importance of valuing humanity in the midst of police brutality after the death of Tyre Nichols.
How do you know when to leave a culturally unsupportive work environment? Diversity expert Lambers Fisher has tell tale signs that it's time to go on the latest episode of his award winning podcast.
There has been misconceptions and misunderstandings about reparations, so inclusion expert Lambers Fisher is here to try and clear them up on the latest episode of his Diversity Dude Podcast.
What exactly is a "cultural sellout" and why is that phrase being used to describe NFL great Deion Sanders now that he's moved from coaching an HBCU to a predominantly white college? The Diversity Dude Lambers Fisher explains that in the latest episode of his podcast...
Lambers Fisher talks about the Deion Sanders saga and why some people in the Black community consider him a sellout on the latest episode of The Diversity Dude podcast.
When Deion Sanders announced he was leaving a historically Black college to coach for a predominantly white university, many African Americans felt abandoned. Host Lambers Fisher talks about how this is an opportunity to talk about the difficulty navigating cultural loyalty on the latest episode of his podcast.
Lambers Fisher teaches you how to create a new social climate on the latest episode of The Diversity Dude podcast.
Following up on his popular podcast from last week, Lambers Fisher talks about what happens when organizations and companies change for change's sake.
A white sign language interpreter is asked to leave his post at a live broadcast of The Lion King. Was it culturally the right thing to do since the production has a cast that is completely filled with people of color? Lambers Fisher takes a deep dive into this discussion on the latest episode of The Diversity Dude podcast.
The Diversity Dude Lambers Fisher explains that hair discrimination can cause destructive and irreparable harm on the latest episode of his podcast.
As politicians court potential voters, the topic of affirmative action keeps coming up. What is a reasonable goal for the longtime policy of making workplaces, schools and this country more inclusive, diversity expert Lambers Fisher explains on The Diversity Dude podcast.
How do you get your employer to "buy in" and agree to provide cultural support and consideration to create a more inclusive work environment? Host Lambers Fisher tells you how to accomplish that on the latest episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast.
On the latest episode of The Diversity Dude podcast, host Lambers Fisher addresses the issue of whether or not you can have too much diversity after a college regent said it would hurt his university's marketing campaign.
On the latest episode of his podcast, The Diversity Dude, inclusion expert Lambers Fisher says cultural barriers create a roadblock that prevent people of color from being seen by a therapist or getting a counselor when experiencing emotional distress.
Lambers Fisher talks about the importance and benefits of having diverse mental and other healthcare professionals on the latest episode of his podcast.
Lambers Fisher says having a b=Black Ariel doesn't limit who can appreciate the character, it helps open the door for everyone to see themselves represented in a beloved character on the latest episode of his podcast.
On the latest episode of his podcast, diversity expert Lambers Fisher says there is always room for growth when it comes to making workplaces and educational settings more inclusive...
After Duke volleyball player Rachel Richardson said a fan at BYU called her racial slurs last week, Lambers Fisher says there are some key things colleges can do to create more inclusivity on their campuses on the latest episode of The Diversity Dude podcast...
When video of Little Leaguers putting cotton in Black boy's hair went viral, some folks were outraged while others, including the TV announcers, said it was innocent child's play. Lambers Fisher says what we witnessed was unintentional racism. Exactly what is unintentional racism? Lambers breaks it down on this episode of his Diversity Dude podcast...
Diversity and inclusion expert Lambers Fisher says it's difficult to maintain a negative stereotype about what people in underrepresented groups can or cannot do when you see someone from that group do it well. With one less ignorant stereotype, more people can show what they can really do, creating more opportunities for representation...
According to Lambers Fisher, host of The Diversity Dude podcast, how you refer to people is less about the right or wrongness of a term, it's more about the value or amount of respect it conveys to the person you're "labeling".
Host of The Diversity Dude podcast Lambers Fisher says a "now" change like firing a Dillard's employee for using the N-word or suspending the working in a character suit at Sesame Place for ignoring Black kids can more effectively reveal and highlight people who need to have a role change.
After watching the viral video of a father's reaction to a store clerk in a Dillard's store in Dallas calling his family the N-word, The Diversity Dude says the dad not only did the right thing but created an example for all of us to model when cultural offenses take place.
Lambers Fisher talks about the importance of recognizing BIPOC mental health awareness month on the latest episode of his Diversity Dude podcast...
The Diversity Dude Lambers Fisher says being WOKE is the only way that real impactful social change can happen on the latest episode of his podcast.
Lambers Fisher says the more we increase our awareness of injustices, the more awakened or WOKE we are to those needs. Whether you use the word WOKE or not, the award-winning author says awareness is needed to start the action of improving the lives of those around you on the latest episode of The Diversity Dude podcast.
Lambers Fisher, host of The Diversity Dude podcast, receives national recognition for his new best-selling book and the work he does to make workplaces more inclusive.
The Diversity Dude teaches you how to deal with it when someone commits a cultural offense, whether it was intended or not. And if you were the person who committed the offense, Lambers Fisher shows you how to correct it in a productive way.
On the latest episode of his podcast, diversity expert Lambers Fisher says mass shootings like the one in Buffalo where the killer targeted Black people can have a negative impact on cross cultural interactions, but he says we can turn this into a teachable moment to improve race relations.
Tom Barnett takes it to the next level on ways you can incorporate inclusion in your workplace on The Diversity Dude podcast.
Diversity expert Tom Barnett says intersectionality must be intentional if companies plan to truly make workplaces equitable.
The Diversity Dude Tom Barnett talks about the different generations that are working together in today's workplace and how they can successfully, and productively coexist...
Tom Barnett explains the difference between sponsorship and mentorship and how both are important tools in creating equity and inclusion in the workplace.
Just because Women's History Month is over doesn't mean we should stop celebrating the accomplishments of women.
Tom Barnett says companies should make pay equity disparities for female employees a thing of the past for #WomensHistoryMonth.
Fill-in host Tom Barnett says you don't have to wait until February 2023 to celebrate Black history and lays out ways you can teach and learn about the important contributions of African Americans.
Host Tom Barnett says Kim Potter's 24-month prison sentence for killing Daunte Wright is a prime example of the racial disparities in the justice system, especially when you compare it to the time Michael Vick served for dog fighting.
Tom Barnett shows us why diversity matters in healthcare and how important it is to have Black doctors and nurses so that patients see themselves reflected in the people who provide their care...
On this episode of The Diversity Dude podcast, host Tom Barnett says once minorities break the "glass ceiling," they often face the "glass cliff."
Instead of just celebrating the birth of Rev Dr Martin Luther King, Jr., The Diversity Dude podcast host says we should spend more time living the legacy he left behind...
Tom Barnett breaks down microaggression on The Diversity Dude podcast. He also let's folks know why it is never okay to touch a Black woman's hair, especially in the workplace.
You're seeing the phrases "equity and inclusion" being tossed around everywhere these days but what does true equity mean? More importantly, what does it look like? The Diversity Dude paints a picture on his latest podcast...
Tom Barnett from The Seminal Group, explains what Critical Race Theory is and what it isn't while giving listeners a little homework to figure out facts from fake news...
Tom Barnett takes a look at why there is so much concern over Critical Race Theory and dispels some common myths about what it is and is not on The Diversity Dude Podcast...
Ahmaud Arbery's death gripped the country and millions of people held their breath as three men were found guilty of killing him. On today's episode of The Diversity Dude podcast, host Tom Barnett says he hopes this tragic event teaches us an important lesson on diversity.
The answer to how we put a stop to Asian hate can be found on Sesame Street. The long time children's television show introduces a new puppet creating more representation of diverse cultures.
While Sheletta searches for a new host for The Diversity Dude podcast, she's joined by Tom Barnett from The Seminal Group to talk about the horrible hate crime that happened to Olympic gold medalist Suni Lee.
In her new role as director of inclusion and belonging at Keller Williams, Julia Lashay Israel says diversity is good for business.
Philip Bump from the Washington Post explains the drama surrounding the push to ban Toni Morrison's book Beloved and how it had an impact on the Virginia governor's race...
After reading the Washington Post story about how the census may have undercounted Black folks, and how that impacts roads, funding and infrastructure, Sheletta invited the columnist, Tara Bahrampour, to join her as a guest as she filled in as host of The Diversity Dude podcast...
On his last episode hosting The Diversity Dude podcast, Reg Clark offers insight on how to make your workplace, where you live and who you hang out with more inclusive.
On this episode of The Diversity Dude, host Reg Clark says whether it's sports or corporate America, we continue to see evidence that the rules are inherently different based on who you are.
On this week's episode of The Diversity Dude, host Reg Clark is hopeful about the future because of the stance young Americans are taking on diversity and inclusion.
Reg Clark declares that the day of diversity is dead, and it's time to move on to the next phase of making the workplace and the world more inclusive.
On this episode of The Diversity Dude podcast, Reg Clark talks about the necessity of struggle to bring about the change you want to see in the workplace.
Reg Clark welcomes Dr. Artika Tyner on The Diversity Dude Podcast and as the two champions for inclusion chat, they realize there is strength in numbers...
After seeing so much misinformation about COVID-19 circulating on social media, Reg Clark takes a break from talking about diversity on his show so he can chat about facts and fiction surrounding the deadly COVID-19 virus.
This week Reg Clark shows you how to have productive conversations about inclusion in the workplace without being penalized for telling your boss how you really feel.
This week, Reg Clark had a revelation: he'd like to talk about something else besides racism on his weekly podcast, but realizes no matter what the topic, whether it's sports or education, diversity is at the forefront.
As gymnast Simone Biles pulls out of the Olympics, Reg Clark talks about the reality of "The Black Tax" and how mentally draining it is on African Americans in the workplace.
After watching Quest Love's Netflix documentary Summer of Soul, Reg Clark was empowered to talk about the importance of Black people supporting one another on this episode of The Diversity Dude podcast.
After Target and Ikea flubbed their attempt to commemorate Juneteenth, The Diversity Dude helps companies understand that doing the right thing from the heart, instead of promotional purposes, will always have the best results...
On this incredibly funny episode, host Reg Clark has a unique way of hilariously honoring dads for Father's Day.
During an interview with CBS Radio, Reg Clark says leaders in Minneapolis dropped the ball when they didn't include the community in on their plans for the George Floyd memorial.
Inclusion expert Reg Clark talks about the importance of diversity in the military as he pays tribute to fallen veterans for a special Memorial Day podcast.
It's been a year since George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis, and still people are trying to label his life. Was he a martyr, a hero, or an icon? That's the challenge for Reg Clark to figure out on his podcast this week...
When The Diversity Dude bought a Harley Davidson, he was reminded of a powerful ingredient to inclusion: a connection...
The Diversity Dude discusses systemic and systematic exclusion as a better way to explore the long-lasting impact of racism.
On this week's episode of The Diversity Dude, host Reg Clark talks about the people who claim to be colorblind when discussing the issue of race. He uses the murder of George Floyd and the movement that happened following his death to talk about America's troubled history with race...
Reg Clark reveals all the tricks companies use to try and fool people into believing they actually care about diversity initiatives.
In this episode of The Diversity Dude podcast, inclusion expert Reg Clark talks about getting rid of the sideshow act of canceling people and their positions. He says it's time for people to cancel the cancel culture.
In this week's episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Reg Clark teaches you how to become an effective ally.
After Oprah Winfrey's interview with Meghan Markle, the discussion of race has been front and center in the news and on social media. How can these conversations be productive and have a meaningful impact? Reg Clark teaches you how on today's podcast...
Even though Reg is struggling with the worst winter storm that Texas has ever seen, he is still dedicating himself to this week's episode of The Diversity Dude podcast by talking about the importance of employee engagement and how good leaders can get the best out of their people...
On the latest episode of #TheDiversityDude podcast, host Reg Clark says Black History Month is being exploited and the entire purpose of it needs a good ole' fashioned reboot. Until then, he's starting Black History Year on March 1st.
On the year anniversary of the SHElettaMakesMeLaugh.com podcasting platform, Reg Clark celebrates being part of an inclusive group of podcasters that amplifies diverse voices...
Companies aren't going to be more inclusive just because it's the right things to do, you've got to be able to break down the benefits of diversity and how impacts their bottom line.
As we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday, Reg Clark challenges the conventional observance of the holiday on The Diversity Dude Podcast on #SHElettaMakesMeLaugh.
When Reg Clark drove past the gravesite of George Floyd this week, he had a moment of reflection about the importance of diversity and inclusion and what really needs to take place for lasting positive change to happen.
During this week's episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, Reg Clark shows you how to hold your company accountable for inclusion when they make pledges to make improvements in the workplace.
In this time of racial reckoning, lots of corporations are making pledges to hire more people of color, but on the latest episode of The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Reg Clark says the company's culture won't change until those new employees are included on every level...
When CBS Radio called Reg Clark to be an expert guest and ask him to explain his stance that if a company needs a diversity officer it's human resources department has failed, the podcast host had a candid conversation about corporate color lines...
Corporate America is trying to prove to everyone that it has a new black friend: a diversity officer. If your organization needs a diversity officer, your human resources department has failed. PERIOD!
On The Diversity Dude Podcast, host Reg Clark says decades before Kamala Harris was elected as Vice President, historically black colleges have proven to be a successful talent pipeline; however, professionals who graduate from these universities have not been embraced by corporate America.
On this week's show, Reg Clark explains how companies have used the term "unconscious bias" as an excuse from seeking out talented professionals to hire for upper level management positions. Is the phrase just BS? Find out on The Diversity Dude Podcast on #SHElettaMakesMELaugh.
When Reg Clark, a diversity and inclusion expert with two decades of experience heard the CEO of Wells Fargo say he couldn't find a pool of black talented professionals to hire for his management team, he wanted to change that false narrative, so he created The Diversity Dude Podcast on SHElettaMakesMeLaugh.com.