One Voice Evolving

One Voice Evolving

“One Voice Evolving” is a podcast for those ready to examine their own biases, engage in courageous conversations, and embrace personal growth. Designed for listeners—especially White women over 40—who want to better understand privilege, identity, and systemic influence, this podcast offers real-life stories, deep reflections, and actionable insights. Whether you’re a leader, advocate, or simply someone committed to learning, join us as we explore the power of self-awareness and collective change in creating a more just and inclusive world. Listen, reflect, and evolve—one conversation at a time. Subscribe now and start your journey.

Episodes

April 25, 2025 54 mins
In this episode, we dive deep with Dr Jen O'Ryan into the transformative power of work-life balance, the importance of creating inclusive environments, and how personal journeys can shape professional landscapes. Our guest, a consultant with a wealth of experience in fostering belonging and emotional intelligence in the workplace, shares insights on why small to medium businesses can instigate meaningful change more effectivel...
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In this week's episode, we sit down with Morgan Denicola, a dynamic leader whose work spans both local and global initiatives through her family foundation. Morgan shares insights into her diverse background and the evolving landscape of philanthropy in light of changing governmental priorities. As the vice chair of an NGO that collaborates with embassies and congressional members, she actively participates in fostering dialo...
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In this episode, we sit down with Trisha Daho, founder of Empowered Leadership Cultivation, to discuss her journey from Chicago to France and the transformative insights gained along the way. Trisha's work focuses on people and culture, helping organizations build inclusive environments through consulting in areas such as talent acquisition, performance management, and leadership development. This conversation delves into the...
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In this episode, we dive deep into the intricate conversations surrounding racial and social equity, focusing specifically on the often-overlooked role of white men in this critical dialogue. Joined by Equity Consultant Jim Morris, we explore the challenges and strategies involved in engaging white men in discussions about racial equity. Jim shares his insights into why many white men seem to shy away from these conversations...
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In this enlightening episode, we dive deep into the intricacies of race, privilege, and the human constructs that shape our understanding of the world. Our guest, Kim Palermo, a passionate advocate for change and Education Consultant, shares her journey and experience in mentoring individuals—particularly white women—who are eager to learn, grow, and dismantle their conditioned beliefs about race and identity. Join us as we d...
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In this thought-provoking episode of One Voice Evolving, host Kim engages in a candid conversation with Maria LaChapelle, a seasoned executive and author of the insightful series Dear White Lady on Substack. Maria, who has an extensive background in risk management across financial and manufacturing sectors, shares her journey of tackling racism and white privilege through her writing. With a unique blend of humor, intelligen...
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Kim sits down with Susie Pettit, a dynamic Life & Wellness Coach, and the two engage in a thoughtful conversation about personal growth, accountability, and the power of community. Drawing inspiration from Maya Angelou, the discussion begins with the idea that while past experiences may not be our fault, it is our responsibility to transform those experiences into actionable change. Listeners are encouraged to move past shame and r...
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In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the challenging yet vital topics of code-switching, authenticity, and the ongoing fight for racial equity. Our guest, a seasoned Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) professional, shares her personal experiences of navigating predominantly white spaces and reveals the pivotal moment when she chose to fully embrace her authentic self. This candid discussion sheds light on the pressur...
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In this powerful and thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Sheila K. Collins, an acclaimed author and therapeutic innovator, to explore the intricate connections between grief, creativity, and collective trauma. Drawing from her latest book, *The Art of Grieving*, Sheila shares insights on how engaging with the arts can help us navigate loss, process emotions, and find healing in unexpected ways. Sheila challenges the convent...
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In this insightful episode, we sit down with Lola Adeyamo, a dedicated advocate for immigrant inclusivity in corporate spaces. Lola shares her personal journey as an immigrant and her mission to support early- and mid-career professionals in navigating workplace challenges. She emphasizes the power of intersectionality and the need for organizations to foster inclusivity, ensuring that immigrantemployees feel seen, heard, and value...
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In this thought-provoking episode, we dive deep into the nuances of identity, code-switching, and the challenges marginalized communities face in various industries, particularly within the entertainment sector. Host Kim engages with Tracy Christian, founder of a successful talent agency and a plus-size luxury clothing line, to explore her experiences as a Black woman in a predominantly white industry and the impact of systemic rac...
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In this episode of the Rhonda Parker Podcast, Rhonda dives deep into the meaning of resilience, sharing her personal journey through life's unexpected twists and challenges. Listeners are taken on a heartfelt tour of her early experiences working with diverse communities—ranging from affluent neighborhoods to low-income areas where social inequality was palpable. Rhonda recalls her time with the "adopt-a-block" program and running ...
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In this thought-provoking episode, retired federal employees Randi Johnson and Lee Trueheart join Kim to unpack their journeys in and out of white male privilege. As a trans woman and trans man respectively, Randi and Lee delve into their unique experiences navigating workplace dynamics, societal expectations, and systemic challenges as individuals who transitioned while in government service. Through candid storytelling, the duo r...
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In this transformative episode, we dig deep into the historical roots of systemic oppression and chart pathways to liberation through a decolonial lens. Drawing from Christian Ortiz’s Decolonial Intelligence Algorithmic Framework and key texts like White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo, this is more than a conversation—it’s a wake-up call to dismantle the status quo. This episode is an unfiltered manifesto for collective liberation. Wh...
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In this illuminating episode, Kim Brassor and historian Michelle Arnosky Sherburne unravel the hidden history of abolitionist women—leaders whose courage and resilience were instrumental in the fight against slavery. Often overshadowed in traditional narratives, these women built powerful grassroots networks, challenged societal norms, and laid the foundation for future movements like suffrage and civil rights. Through thoughtful ...
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In today's unique session, Kim takes the reins as both the host and the guest to deliver an intimate and raw reflection on her experiences and the profound insights she has gained from her journey. With a career spanning organizational change management, executive coaching, and diversity, equity, and inclusion, Kim dives deep into the heart of what it means to genuinely engage with racial equity, corporate cultures, and systemic ch...
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Welcome to today’s enlightening episode with Kathleen Kent, a TikTok voice known as the White Lady at a Black College sharing her unique experiences at a historically black college and university (HBCU). Kathleen, a career changer pursuing a master's in social work, delves into her motivation for choosing an HBCU over more traditional options consistent with her past educational experiences. Kathleen candidly discusses the initial ...
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In this thought-provoking episode, Kim and guest Anne Riley delve deep into the intricacies of human genetics, psychology, and social behavior. The conversation begins with a stirring exploration of the age-old debate between nature and nurture, and how our genetic makeup and environmental influences shape who we are. As the discussion unfolds, Anne brings to light the concept of The Human Idea-sphere: examining generational DNA a...
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In this compelling episode of the podcast, host Kim Brassor is joined by Ronn Easton, a man with a deep military background and a profound sense of personal and societal duty. As they delve into a heartfelt discussion, Ronn opens up about his disillusionment in the political landscape and the personal impact of his experiences. Ronn candidly discusses the surprising voting outcomes and how they led him to question his judgment of ...
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Welcome to today's episode, where we're diving deep into one of the most profound and often unspoken aspects of human experience: grief. Today, we're exploring collective trauma, healing, and the complex emotional landscapes that connect us all. We've brought back to the podcast an extraordinary guest—Melody LeBaron - As someone who has trained with renowned grief specialists and embraced the wisdom of elders from diverse backgroun...
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