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[Un]phased Unedited Podcast

[Un]phased Unedited Podcast

The [un]phased unedited podcast is an unabashed deep dive into the complicated nature of who’s in and who’s out -- in every industry. Hosted by Dr. Shaunna Payne Gold and Dr. Lisa Ingarfield, the [un]phased unedited podcast sheds the glossy, sexy, high production delivery to get down to the messy, uncomfortable, and fundamental conversations affecting human beings in all places and spaces. Join us as we think aloud together!. [un]phased is unedited and unfiltered allowing listeners to journey with

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WTF

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2025/03/04

This week, the Drs. break down some of the more recent catastrophes dominating the news cycle. They begin with a recap of the Oscars and move on to the fateful Oval Office meeting with President Zelenskyy and President Trump. The episode rounds out with a discussion of the cruelty of the new DoD policy to remove transgender service members, because apparently these heroic people are a threat to U.S. national security.Phase 1: WTF: A Vanilla Oscar Show.While the 2020 #Oscarssowhite hashtag shone a

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00:48:56

Hunger Games

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2025/02/25

Much of the country was distracted by the "the price of eggs" as a presidential vote driver, yet U.S. citizens may be in the middle of a literal and figurative Hunger Games. In this week's episode, Dr. Lisa and Dr. Shaunna drop some Black History knowledge, recap a helpful webinar by the DEI industry's heavy hitters, and discuss currentchallenges in nonprofit work. Oh -- pause --and don't forget Zuckerberg's notable quotable about "masculine energy."Word of the Week [1:30]: Clotilda. This week, we

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00:49:24

Pilot Light

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2025/02/18

Sometimes it's tough to maintain a flicker of light in vast darkness. In this week's episode, Dr. Shaunna and Dr. Lisa lift up those businesses that are resisting DEI rollbacks. Even in the face ofretaliation from the White House, many have the courage to do so. Finally, the hosts discuss how many DEI professionals are deciding whether to stay, leave, or recover from the work in the current hostile climate.Word of the Week [0:30]: Toxic Hope / Toxic Positivity: It's one thing when we use toxic

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00:49:58

The Fish Rots from the Head

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2025/02/11

It's already been a volatile month for all things DEI, and that leaves Dr. Lisa and Dr. Shaunna with exponentially more to discuss. This week, topics include Meta’s new content policies, the Equal Rights Amendment, and how disconnected the electorate voting patterns can be. These are all (fish)bones of contention.Word of the Week [1:40]: Oligarchy: President Biden's final speech to the American people made mention of it, but many may have had to google it.Phase 1 [5:20]: Anti-Meta: Ending

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00:51:10

More than Brick and Mortar

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2025/02/04

As Californians and others from around the world watched and navigated through the L.A. fires, this episode discusses disappointment in many ways. Topics covered include revisiting the experience of Black women in the workplace, Altadena and the Eaton Fire and the rebuilding of Black communities, and how the explosion of AI at the same time as a reduction in fact checking could proliferate mis and disinformation for generations to come.Word of the Week [1:15]: Stereotype Threat: Many of us have

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00:47:34

Solar System

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2025/01/28

**Content Warning: Episode mentions dying by suicide**This week, the Drs discuss the incoming generation, Generation Beta, and how much AI will factor in their lives. Masculinity is up to bat again, especially given how many 2024 U.S. election commentators noted the 47th president’s targeting of young men in his campaign. And lastly, the Drs discuss the most popular Wikipedia pages of 2024!Word of the Week [1:35]: Oppression:The podcast is justover 175 episodes, yet we've neglected to define

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00:21:54

Executive Orders Ad Infinitum

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2025/01/24

Almost 48 hours after (not) placing his hand on the Bible and being sworn in to office for a second and final term, 45/47 signed Executive Order after Executive Order, unraveling more than just President Biden's legacy alone. More than 50 years of presidential priorities were obliterated with the stroke of a Sharpie. Dr. Lisa and Dr. Shaunna touch upon those that have the most impact on diversity, equity, and inclusion work...or at the very least, the ones that vex us most.

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00:43:04

Hollow Pie

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2025/01/21

This week, the hosts delve into virtue signaling, the future of the beauty pageant, SCOTUS’ review of gender affirming care for minors, and whether a “becoming board” is a better option than a “vision board” as we think about the year ahead.Word of the Week [1:15]: Virtue Signaling: Even if it is a humble brag, Dr. Lisa questions whether trying to bolster our egos publicly is simply performative.Phase 1 [5:20]: Missing Miss Netherlands: After crowning the pageant's first ever transgender winner in

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00:52:18

ILL-logical

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2025/01/14

This week on the pod, Drs. Shaunna and Lisa discuss a few issues that one might describe as illogical – underestimating HMCU American football coaches and players, U.S. healthcare, and how many states STILL have not had a woman governor.Word of the Week [1:25]: Logical Fallacy. It's one thing to say something is illogical, but it's another thing to get clear on how illogical it is. The concept of "moving the goalposts" is one logical fallacy used to view and understand historically excluded

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00:46:29

Forced Happy Hour

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2025/01/07

Happy New Year...or at least we hope it's more happy moments than not. In the DEI space, we greet you with new terrain to navigate. The first episode of the year grapples with defining "engagement" in the workplace, feedback on DEI language usage, and new research on people who mourn the loss of being a grandparent.Word of the Week [2:18]: Posturing: More than just standing up straight, we define how this approach to equity work can be misleading and damaging.Phase 1 [5:20]: Engaging to Whom?: The

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00:48:20

Divest and Contract

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2024/12/17

In the last episode of 2024, Drs Shaunna and Lisa applaud General Tubman, give a slight side-eye to Cynthia Erivo, and remove themselves from the mythology ofself-care.Word of the Week [1:05]: Diaspora: As we consider the Greek term for "disperse", it's noted how often the word is misused when referring to cultures and homelands.Phase 1 [4:00]:General Tubman: On Veteran's Day, Maryland Governor and veteran Wes Moore, along with the Maryland National Guard posthumously name Harriett Tubman as a

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00:47:20

Disappearing Spines

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2024/12/10

As the hosts slide to the end of 2024, they are noticing that more and more organizations are losing courage in the face of challenges to DEI work. In this week's episode, Drs Shaunna and Lisa discuss the lack of regard for women's lives, policy rollbacks, and contentious holiday disagreements.Word of the Week [1:45]: Mansplaining is a combination of "man" and "explaining". This problematic behavior is condescending on so many levels.Phase 1 [5:35]: Home Isn't Always Where the Heart Is: A Recent

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00:47:50

Read the Fine Print

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2024/12/03

This week on [un]phased unedited, Dr. Shaunna and Dr. Lisa discuss the influence of voter demographics on the recent election, why women tend to get less exercise, and they explore a new concept called “Spiritual Bypassing” which can lead the minimization of someone’s pain.Word of the Week [1:08]: Reframing: Is the glass half empty or half full? Depending on your perspective, you may need to intentionally think differently.Phase 1 [4:55]: White Women and the Vote: Just a couple of days before the

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00:51:20

Simply Complex

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2024/11/26

This week’s episode, The Drs take on reproductive justice and misinformation around perinatal hospice care, the interplay between a lack of self-awareness and arrogance, and whether allies can truly speak for others without misrepresenting or missing the nuance or their experience.Word of the Week [1:10] Reproductive Justice: As a more encompassing term, it's important to understand more than just "abortion" language, concepts, and how it plays out at the intersection of many identities.Phase 1

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00:54:11

Roses Grow Through Concrete

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2024/11/19

This week, Dr. Shaunna and Dr. Lisa talk about a recent apology to Native Americans for the U.S. policy on boarding schools, how humor can disguise bigotry, and why it matters when employees misuse company resources.Word of the Week: Indigenous [2:35]: Hard to spell, but easy to define. We may be so far removed from what originally or naturally occurred in our places and spaces, so we should consider our place in a long stream of history.Phase 1, Hide It in Humor [5:40]: Dr. Shaunna leads a

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00:39:52

2024 Election Special

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2024/11/12

Isn't it interesting how every generation feels that a presidential election is "the most divisive of our time"? The 2024 election season was not only divisive and vitriolic, but also situated within a "Super Election Year" with over 60 countries heading to the polls. Dr. Lisa and Dr. Shaunna have discussed the U.S. Presidential Election for months, even before President Joseph Robinette Biden stepped aside to create the possibility of the first woman -- and certainly the first woman of color -- in

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00:47:40

Defiance

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2024/11/05

Many moons ago, "Defiance" was the name and location of a pivotal "Scandal" episode to seal the U.S. Presidency on primetime tv. In this episode, airing on Election Day, the hosts ponder the systems that make up the fundamental pain points of our existence as Americans -- the prevalence of invisible labor, return to work woes, parenting, and disability.Word of the Week [2:40]:Invisible Labor: Although the term was coined by Arlene Kaplan Danielsin the 1980s, it continues to be reinforced by the

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00:53:24

Exponential Crises

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2024/10/29

This week the Drs discuss the ongoing uncertainty of corporate and government DEI programs, the hypocrisy present in claims of free speech (for whom, exactly?), and how equity and inclusion are lenses through which we should address weather disaster preparation and evacuation.Word of the Week [2:18]: Disproportionality: Dr. Lisa defines how "disproportionality" and "disparity" help us to understand how different identity groups have different outcomes in similar conditions.Phase 1 [6:58]: Wait and

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00:52:41

Make it Make Sense

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2024/10/22

Our frustration with American journalism and news media continues as we share some new language, address the fragility of women's progress in the workplace, and Finland's war against fake news.Word of the Week [1:50]: Sanewashing: Meshing the words sane and whitewashing together is the newest trend in U.S. Election coverage.Phase 1:Nuts [7:05]: Dr. Lisa provides examples of how journalism attempts to make sense of 45's often nonsensical gibberish, as if the listeners' comprehension is the

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00:53:12

Apologies Beyond the Words

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2024/10/15

This week, Drs. Gold and Ingarfield discuss proactive social justice, the death penalty,and how the righteous indignation and political optics of some can derail legitimate efforts to make amends for past wrongs.Word of the Week: Reparation:This word has unfortunately become a politicized lightning rod. Ta-Nehisi Coates’ oldie-but-goodie article, "The Case for Reparations" is one to review for insight on how reparations for the U.S.’s history of enslavement could work.Phase 1: Book Sanctuaries:

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