Say More with Tulaine Montgomery
Say More is for people who believe a thriving, inclusive world is possible - and are willing to do the hard, hopeful work of building it. Hosted by Tulaine Montgomery — entrepreneur, investor, writer, musician and pragmatic visionary— the Say More podcast brings together leaders, artists, scientists, and thinkers who are like-hearted, if not always like-minded. Each conversation goes into the trade-offs, tools, and fearlessness it takes to lead with love when the stakes are highest. A Shorty Impact Awards Finalist, Say More with Tulaine Montgomery is produced by Hueman Group Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episodes
Belief doesn't always have to be rooted in religion. Sometimes, it's rooted in how we treat one another. In this episode, we revisit conversations with the host of On Being, Krista Tippett, meditation teacher, Anu Gupta, entrepreneur Kathy Mason, and the Founder & CEO of the Partnership for Southern Equity, Nathaniel Smith to reflect on what connects us, even if we don’t believe in the exact same thing.
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From helping communities access land and capital, to building sustainable agricultural spaces, Kathy Mason is someone who inspires courage and action. She is a real estate developer, entrepreneur, farmer, organizer, and community builder. In this episode we discuss the many ways land strengthens our communities, and how we can use faith and courage to fuel progress.
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Our cultural meccas hold deep traditions, love and power, but if we explored those feelings deeper, what would we find? Nathaniel Smith, Founder and Chief Equity Officer of the Partnership for Southern Equity, joins us to discuss Black cultural meccas including Atlanta, D.C., and Martha’s Vineyard and how he centers his equity work around love, thriving together, and what he calls the “heart work.”
Are we too busy thinking about a stronger future, that we’re missing the progress happening today? Today’s guest is Anu Gupta, an author, lawyer, scientist, and meditation teacher who grounds us in the present, and reminds us of the successes from our past. In this episode, we talk about what history can teach us about navigating collective shifts and how the work we do on ourselves can ultimately influence the world ar...
How do we balance caring about the world without letting it consume us? In this episode I revisit previous Say More conversations with wellness expert Pilin Anice, the CEO of DonorsChoose, Alix Guerrier, and Dr. Dena Simmons, the founder of LiberatED to reflect further on ways we can remain informed without losing hope.
Episodes revisited:
The Four Pillars of Wellness with Pilin Anice
Are You a Proactive Leader? Lessons from Dono...
What does it mean to be truly free? Educator, author, and LiberatED founder Dr. Dena Simmons explores freedom as a daily practice. In today’s episode we discuss the hidden rules she learned navigating predominantly white spaces, how joy fuels social change, and what educators and leaders can do to create spaces where people truly belong.
Learn more about LiberatED : https://www.liberatedsel.com
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There’s a lot of change happening within our systems across the country. But with change, comes opportunities to be proactive, and lead more intentionally. My guest today is Alix Guerrier, CEO of DonorsChoose, an organization that helps teachers access tools and resources for their classrooms. In this episode, we discuss how to lead through change without losing your mission.
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What happens to our bodies during emotionally challenging times? My guest today, Pilin Anice, a wellness expert, guides us through how to care for ourselves better. Our bodies are our temples, and we should be catering to our physical and mental wellbeing on a day-to-day basis.
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Today, we're featuring an episode from Design of Business I Business of Design. The show explores how design shapes, and is shaped by, the world around us, featuring conversations with visionary leaders from a wide range of industries. Today, previous Say More guest Ellen McGirt and her co-host Jessica Helfand sit down with Shamina Singh, the co-founder and president of Mastercard's Center for Inclusive Growth. They discuss why the...
How do we ensure that in the process of organizing folks of diverse backgrounds, we aren’t letting our egos get in the way?
My guest today, Shannon Watts, reminds us that in order to lead, we have to listen and learn from each other.
Shannon is the founder of Moms Demand Action, a movement fighting gun violence, and author of ‘Fired Up: How to Spark Into a Flame and Come Alive At Any Age.’
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Today we are bringing you a special re-release of one of our most beloved conversations with Krista Tippett. Krista is the host of the legendary podcast On Being.
Krista’s insights on finding our purpose continue to resonate in these unpredictable times.
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During Let's Say A Little Bit More episodes, Tulaine Montgomery will dive deep into recurring themes discussed with previous Say More guests.
In recent conversations, we've been learning about the ways we can nurture our optimism during these unpredictable times. In today's episode, we explore what it means to make hope a discipline in our daily lives.
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When our guest today traveled across the country speaking to diverse people, she learned that curiosity is our key to progress.
Ellen McGirt is the editor-in-chief of Design Observer, a media platform about design and culture.
Today, Ellen tells us how being truly curious about our differences can help us come together as a nation.
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How can we access wealth? Well first, we need to understand what it means.
My guest is Andre Perry, author of “Black Power Scorecard: Measuring the Racial Gap and What We Can Do to Close It” and Director of the Center for Community Uplift at the Brookings Institution. Today, Andre tells us what it really means to be wealthy. And spoiler alert–it has a lot to do with owning your power.
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Today, we are sharing a conversation I had on We Are for Good, The Podcast for Nonprofits. Join Jon McCoy and Becky Endicott as they learn with you from some of the best in the industry; sharing the most innovative ideas, inspiration and stories of making a difference.
In this conversation from early 2023, we dive into a concept that’s more important than ever: proximate leadership.
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I’m sure you’ve heard the saying,”we are our ancestors' wildest dreams.” But how do we become great ancestors for future generations?
My guest today, Rev. Lennox Yearwood, tells us it all starts when we come from a place of love, not bitterness. He is the President of the Hip Hop Caucus, an organization helping marginalized communities fight against social injustices.
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We call our Say More community - a sanctuary for hope and joy. But hope is certainly not a process of sitting around and wishful thinking.
Our guest today, Angela Glover Blackwell, reminds us that hope is a discipline. Angela is the founder and former CEO of PolicyLink, an organization working to build an equitable economy.
She reminds us that when we educate ourselves on the best ways to make an impact - we are s...
Why should we fight for economic prosperity for all? Samantha Tweedy, CEO of the Black Economic Alliance, dissects this question for us.
Today, she shares how wealth creation provides freedom and long term empowerment for Black communities and society as a whole.
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Say More Episode with Heather McGhee
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In honor of Black History Month, we're sharing an episode from Be Well Sis, a podcast dedicated to providing resources for Black millennial women to be their best selves physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. In this episode, the host, Dr. Cassandre Dunbar explores the concept of white supremacy culture with Caroline J Sumlin, the author of 'We'll All Be Free'.
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Did you know we live in the most age-diverse era in America?
Our guest today, Marc Freedman, believes this is to be an incredible opportunity to learn from one another. Marc is the co-CEO and founder of CoGenerate, an organization helping old and young people come together to make an impact.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Marc Freedman’s University of Chicago Study
Kristen Hawke’s Grandmother Study
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