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Welcome to REPRESENTED, the podcast. This is your weekly dose of inspiration that’ll support you to build a racially inclusive online business without letting the fear of getting it wrong get in the way. These episodes will provide insights, strategies, and discussions that break down barriers and empower you to navigate the racial equity landscape. I’m Annie Gichuru, your host as well as a Racial Equity Coach who supports online business owners such as coaches, course creators, membership o ...
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Represented In Medicine

Represented In Medicine

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The University of Minnesota Medical School Office of Admissions addresses the challenges of applying to medical school and answers your questions. You'll hear interviews from physicians, med students, deans, and leaders in the health profession. Email us your questions at represent@umn.edu
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One hundred years after Australia elected its very first female parliamentarian, journalist Annabel Crabb and comedian Steph Tisdell chart the rise of female politicians in Australian politics and the unbelievable things they got up to along the way.
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I'm joined by my coach Jess Miller who is an integrative business strategist redefining success through safety, simplicity, and self-trust. We discuss Jess's journey from a multi-award-winning 7-figure business owner to a values-driven changemaker, prioritising racial equity and inclusion in the online business landscape. We explore the catalysts b…
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Over the last couple of weeks we've seen the topic of reverse racism take centre stage in the media following Matilda's captain Sam Kerr's charge on racial harassment against a police officer. I'm weighing in on this often misunderstood topic and offering a perspective that I hope will provide you with clarity on race and racism. Mentions: The Good…
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We are going behind the scenes with Enda Gilbert, an internationally certified parental burnout practitioner to address the unique challenges faced by Black migrant women who are building businesses. We discuss the highs and lows of her path to establishing Enda Gilbert Coaching and Consultancy, offering a candid look at the often-unspoken difficul…
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I engage in a captivating conversation with Elma Akob, CEO of Elevate Africa Academy and TEDx speaker. Together, we explore the intersection of Western feminism and its impact on the unique challenges faced by Black African women. From cancel culture to the dichotomy of global feminist concepts, Elma provides a fresh perspective. Get ready for insi…
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There's this common urge we all feel, especially when delving into the complexities of racial equity – that desire to have someone just spell it out for us, to say, "Just tell me what to do." Well, here's the thing: I've got three key insights to share with you about why this mentality might not be serving you as well as you think. So, if you've ev…
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In the pursuit of dismantling systemic racism, many well-intentioned individuals find themselves shackled by an unexpected adversary – perfectionism. Today, I'm diving into the toxic dance between perfectionism and anti-racism work, exploring how this quest for flawlessness may unwittingly perpetuate the very structures we aim to dismantle. If you …
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Today's episode has been inspired by a past student who shared with me that she was learning from multiple educators at the same time. I've seen this occur quite a few times with online business owners who are so keen to grow that they want to learn from different educators simultaneously. So I'm cutting through the fluff and sharing why this is a …
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Cultural appropriation is a heated topic that comes up in the online space on a regular basis. If you've never paid attention before or found the topic too difficult to understand, you'll want to listen to this episode. I explore the impact of cultural appropriation in business, define cultural appropriation in a way that you will be able to rememb…
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I'm tackling the nuanced topic of white tears and the crucial role of holding space for them. I take you behind the scenes to share a personal moment from a brave client who discusses her painful journey carrying shame and guilt. I explore the concept of white fragility and how it gives rise to white tears, as well as the importance of hearing from…
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In this heartfelt episode, I had the privilege of welcoming my very first guest, Nartarsha Bamblett, a powerful advocate and educator for First Nations people in Australia. Nartarsha, also known as Queen Acknowledgments, shares the origins of her name and how it reflects her journey of healing and self-development. We discuss the significance of Ac…
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In this episode, I'm diving into some eye opening predictions for the future of racial inclusion in the online coaching industry. I'm sharing six key insights that touch on important areas like racial inclusion in programs, the increasing demand for diverse perspectives, a shift in global advertising strategies, reimagining payment plans, making de…
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In this episode of REPRESENTED podcast, the focus is on understanding the critical importance of prioritising inclusion work within the framework of business strategies. Often perceived as an optional addition, inclusion work is revealed to be an integral component of successful and sustainable business models. I share compelling case studies, illu…
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Hey there lovely. Welcome to the REPRESENTED podcast. I'm Annie Gichuru your host and Racial Equity Coach for online business owners who are ready to build racially equitable businesses so they can be intentionally inclusive. If you've been on the look out for a podcast that can gently lead you on your racial awareness and inclusion journey, I'm ex…
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In the early days of the women's suffrage movement, some argued that the presence of females in parliament would bring a better moral tone to politics. The Women's Suffrage League in South Australia was first called the Social Purity Society and lobbied to protect women from the scourges of booze, gambling and violence. But some men were concerned …
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Enid Lyons, the first woman in the House of Representatives had 11 children. But ever since she entered politics, women have been bombarded with questions about their kids. Sometimes it's about who is minding their children, or why they don't have children at all. Annabel and Steph chat about why we are so focused on the child-bearing capacity of o…
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Annabel has spent the last year interviewing female politicians of all ages and political persuasions. They have plenty of different views, but on one issue, they were nearly all in agreement. When a woman suggests a good idea, it is often ignored until a man says exactly the same thing. So, female politicians have had to concoct some inventive way…
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There's a clear uniform for men in politics: a suit for weekdays, no tie on weekends and an Akubra if you are making a rural announcement. But fashion isn't so straightforward for women. Annabel and Steph ponder why we are so obsessed with how our female politicians look and how much time is wasted on hair and makeup. It is estimated that during he…
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Former Liberal staffer Brittany Higgins triggered a #MeToo moment in Canberra this year when she alleged she had been raped by a colleague in Parliament House in 2019. Her story inspired others to come forward and share their own stories of harassment, including one prominent former politician who alleges that she was assaulted by a colleague in Ol…
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Australia was the first country in the world where women were allowed to vote and run for parliament. But no one thought women would really run for office. When Parliament House was built, there weren't even women's toilets. Annabel and Steph take a look at how Parliament House was designed with only blokes in mind.…
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A podcast about the history of women in Australian politics. One hundred years after Australia’s first female parliamentarian, journalist Annabel Crabb and comedian Steph Tisdell look at how women have shaped politics from the first women to speak in the House of Representatives, the first to bring a baby to work with them and the ones who broke th…
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Content warnings to be added at a later date.Our first live episode and the end of season 1. Ed does his best to convince Grace, Nemo and G that Christmas in Pemberly, Ohio is a magical affair.Adventurers Wanted Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCojnSd8cqBKlvS-A_KGdmLgAsian Pirate Musical: https://vaultfestival.com/whats-on/the-cobb…
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It's the end of Season 1! Thanks for listening, see you next year!cw: NSFW, death, cults, extensive misogyny, fatphobia, discussions of racism (specifically against Native Americans, Asians, Egyptians), homophobic language, ableist language, animal cruelty, reference to pedophilia, fetishisation of lesbians, biphobia.This week, Grace tells G, Tosin…
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Rachel chats with Tricia Todd, MPH, Interim Director for the UMN Pre-Health Student Resource Center. They get into the value of exposing yourself to medicine early, choosing ethical and legitimate global health experiences, and translating your passions into the highlights of your application. Email us your questions at represent@umn.edu.…
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