Let 'Em Speak

S03E07 David Henderson on media interviews, being a legal commentator, and authenticity

S03E06 Lisa Corrigan on antiracism, Black liberation, and stepping aside

S03E05 LeRon Barton on stuttering, preparation, and courage

S03E04 Beth Ridley on truth and reconciliation, curiosity, and workplace culture

S03E03 Chelsea Grey on diversity, accountability, and being a Capitol Hill staffer

S03E02 Cameron Stout on mental health, openness, and self-care

S03E01: Anna-Lesa Calvert on cultural humility, law, and soccer

S02E09: Rev. Peter Johnson on civil rights history

S02E08: Mamta Accapadi on brownness, salience, and redemption

S02E07 Soroya McFarlane on health disparities, listening, and expertise within communities

S02E06 Cindy Irving on Parkinson's disease, disclosure, and the physical demands of presenting

S02E05 The University of Chicago Graduate Recruitment Initiative Team on science, recruitment and retention, and justice

S02E04 Kristin Niemi Gillig on neurodiversity, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and flexibility

S02E03 Kris with a K Henry on misgendering, bureaucracies, and coming out at work

S02E02: Mark Brown on Toastmasters, being a world champion, and global audiences

S02E01 Annie McKay on pronouns, accomplices, and liberation of marginalized people

S1 E10: Josephine Thinwa on race, gender, science, and sales

S1 E9: Christina McLean on personal brand, leadership, and professional development

S1 E8: Jean Miller on women, authenticity, and storytelling

S1 E7: Shunta Jordan on competition, urban debate, and education

S1 E6: David Wachira on naming, assimilation, and clothing

S1 E5: Michele Morrissey on interpersonal communication, code switching, and storytelling

S1 E4: Lisa Richard on language, accent, and identity

S1 E3: Brian Williams on race, trauma, and humanity

S1 E2: Lynne Adrine on race, gender, and the newsroom

S1 E1: About the creators of Let 'Em Speak

S1 E0: About Let 'Em Speak