BIPOC Women in Business: Podcast Recommendations

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BIPOC: Women in Business💼

CuratorEman Ismail (she/her), host and producer of Mistakes That Made Me

Why did you choose this theme?As a black female business owner, I don't often see myself represented in the business world. So when I do notice someone who looks like me, or who shares a similar experience as someone from an underrepresented group, I notice them and I listen to them. Here's to sharing and accepting different perspectives and experiences.

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Mistakes That Made MeThe $12,000 Mistake with Vivian KayeMistakes That Made Me is the podcast that asks extraordinary business owners to share their biggest business mistakes so you know what NOT to do on your road to success. In this episode, successful business owner Vivian Kaye shares the story of losing $12,000 on a photo shoot that went wrong, and what that taught her about the importance of trusting her instincts.

The Get Paid PodcastJereshia Hawk: 1.4M in Revenue but 1 MILLION in Profits!Jereshia Hawk is a sought-after business coach and sales expert who grew her business from $0-2 million in less than 4 years with organic marketing, a lean team, and high-profit margins. In this episode, she talks about making $1 million – not in revenue, but in profit.

Hello SevenMarriage, Family, and Entrepreneurship with Dediako RodgersHost Rachel Rodgers is on a mission to make every woman she meets a millionaire. In this episode, Rachel and her husband talk about how they manage their family, business, and wealth together.

The Lie That BindsMaking Peace with the Imposter Complex So You Can Make an Impact with Tanya GeislerIn this episode, Tanya Geisler, a certified Leadership Coach, talks about how high-performing leaders can combat their Imposter Complex.

The ElectoretteEman Ismail on getting started, investing, testimonials, and moreIn this episode, Eman Ismail talks about her journey to entrepreneurship, the investments she made in herself and her business, and how she has mastered the art of using testimonials to grow her business.

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Reimagining GovernmentGovernments are under increasing pressure to bring about the results people expect, while remaining trusted and relevant. And yet, the systems, structures, and processes of government today are often not set up to respond to the complex challenges we face as a society. 

From the Centre for Public Impact and Apolitical, Reimagining Government explores radical new approaches to addressing the most pressing issues of our time by speaking with public servants and politicians at the heart of government around the world.

Introducing With Great Power, a show featuring the experts and changemakers who are tackling the biggest challenges in the electricity industryThe electric grid is one of the most complex machines ever built. And it's changing faster than ever. With Great Power is a podcast about the people building the future grid today. Each episode features stories about the technology, climate, security, and economic shifts that are reshaping utilities and the electricity system. 

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This week on our podcast...(Click on Eman to listen)Eman is sharing business podcasts with us that feature black, indigenous, and people of color's voices. She's on the show this week to tell us about her recommendations. ALSO: We tell you about this week's Spotlight pick, Nice Genes!, a science podcast that looks at some of the newest discoveries in genomics told in an entertaining way. Subscribe

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🎤This week in Podcast The Newsletter: Lauren Passell from Tink Media (and also the creator of Podcast The Newsletter) has posted a list of the Best Podcasts of 2022. 🎧On The Blog: Our EarBuds creator, Arielle Nissenblatt, wrote about her 25 favorite podcast episodes of the year. Read it here. 

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PODCAST SPOTLIGHT:

Nice Genes!

From healthcare and biotechnology to forests and fisheries, the evolving study of genomics is leading to some of the most exciting and world-changing discoveries in science and medicine.

But while the study of genomics holds great promise for the health of people, animals, and the environment, it also confronts us with big questions: How do we study genetic patterns in a

way that respects sensitive genetic information, history, and equity? How do we use the power of genomic research to fight climate change? Save the salmon? Join host Dr. Kaylee Byers as she guides you through fascinating conversations about the what, the why, and the “hunh?” of genomics.

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PODCAST NEWS from Podnews

• Podcast producer Newton Schottelkotte has published a set of allegations about audio drama company Rusty Quill, accusing the company of mismanagement, writing contract terms that are creator-unfriendly, and of worker exploitation. Some people, citing the article, have cancelled their Kickstarter pledges for an upcoming Rusty Quill show; though the amount cancelled appears represent just over 1% of the total.

• After all this, how should we attract new listeners to audio drama? Lindsay Harris Friel writes what developers and creators can do.

• If you want to support an audio drama, the Kickstarter for Hearthbound: An Untelling of the Odyssey goes live today. It is a queer musical audio drama podcast set in a post-apocalyptic Great Basin and aims to raise $10,000 to cover production costs (and the split of how that works is published in the Kickstarter page).

• Should your podcast take a break for the holidays? At Bumper, Dan Misener looked at release data and consumption data to discover what really happens.

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