Break the Bias

Accessibility in Art: Making Black Stories Heard with Phillip Collins

In this episode, we’ll hear from Phillip Collins, the visionary founder & CEO of Good Black Art. This episode is packed with insights about the world of young Black artis

Engaging with Opposing Viewpoints w/ Anat-Shenker Osorio

In today's episode, we're excited to have Anat Shenker-Osorio as our guest. Anat is the principal and founder of ASO Communications and the host of the "Words to Win By"

Self-Acceptance and Inclusivity: Megan Ixim's Approach to Redefining Beauty

In this episode, we dive into the world of fashion, beauty and inclusion with our guest, Megan Ixim, also known as “Ms. Gigggles”—she is a Marketing Director and the foun

The Power of Kindness: Adriana Carrig's Mission to Break Biases

This episode features the dynamic Adriana Carrig, founder and CEO of Little Words Project. Ten years into her business, it's been a beacon of growth and influence, espec

Thriving in Authenticity: Daisha's Journey to Embracing Her Voice at Activision Blizzard

In this episode, we're excited to share a conversation I had with Daisha McDaniel—Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Talent Acquisition Advisor at Activision Blizzard, one of

Bea Arthur: A Visionary Therapist’s Insight on Bias and Mental Health

In this episode, we're delighted to have the extraordinary Bea Arthur, a Columbia University-trained psychotherapist, award-winning entrepreneur, TEDx speaker, and pionee

Dee Poku On How Women Can Support Women in Business

In today's episode, we are privileged to have Dee Poku, the founder, and CEO of The WIE Suite, a marketer, community builder, and communication leader. Dee, who was born

Permission to Pause: The Critical Role of Reflection in Understanding Bias

Host, Bindu Lokre, sits down with Consciously Unbiased's Director of Marketing & Partnerships, Sara Munjack. They dive deep into the importance of understanding the "why

Reshma Saujani On Her Childhood, Being An Activist & Raising Feminist Sons

Host, Bindu Lokre, sits down with ⁠Reshma Saujani⁠, activist, author and movement builder. Reshma is the CEO and Founder of ⁠Moms First⁠, a national movement to expand ch

A DEI Leader On How to Have a Difficult Conversation At Work

If you’ve ever faced the challenge of having a difficult conversation at work, today’s episode of Breaking the Bias is for you. Consciously Unbiased founder Ashish Kausha

Career Change: Aliza Licht on Overcoming Fears and Building Inclusive Social Capital in the Digital Era

In this episode of Breaking the Bias, Consciously Unbiased co-founder Bindu Lokre sat down in a studio in New York with special guest Aliza Licht, founder of Leave Your M

A Meditation Teacher On Managing Anxiety, Knowing Your Values & Creating Boundaries

We’re shaking things up on this episode of Breaking the Bias by exploring issues surrounding mental health, motherhood and conscious communication. Consciously Unbiased c

The Top DEI Myths To Overcome For A Better Company Culture

What does it mean to be a white ally? What are microaggressions exactly? What can I do to help create an inclusive culture? To get deeper insights into these questions an

A Father & CEO On Why Gender Equality Starts At Home

Michael Perry, a father of two and the founder and CEO of Maple, an app that helps parents take the stress out of planning and organizing your home, is making it his miss

Women in Tech And 3 Ways To Lead In A Crisis

It’s 2023, and still only 33% of women are in tech positions—with representation for women in leadership being much lower. In this episode of the Breaking the Bias podcas

Women's History Month: Shifting Leadership From Head To Heart

In honor of Women’s History Month and Gender Equality Month, Holly Corbett, VP of Content for Consciously Unbiased, spoke with Nina Simons, author of Nature, Culture, and

How Alternatives To Incarceration Are Giving Youth A Second Chance

Did you know the U.S. incarcerates Black people at a nearly five times higher rate than white people?  This is part two in our Breaking the Bias series for Black History

How An Entrepreneur And His Mother Are Fighting Mass Incarceration And Creating New Opportunities

Our justice system is broken: The U.S. incarcerates more people than any country in the world, in part because other countries do not use prison as a one-size-fits-all so

How To Diversify Your Network, According To A Super Connector

As we kick off 2023, many of us may be reflecting on the past year and thinking ahead about how we want to show up and who we want to connect with in the new year. This t

Top DEI Conversations In 2023 That Leaders Should Have

As we head into 2023 and economists are saying we’re on the verge of a recession, the impact this will have on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives remains t