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Not A Lonely Coffee Break

A Podcast about Coffee and Work...but make it Queer

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    Episode 17: The HR Tea: What Employees Actually Need to Know

    ☕ HR Is Not Your Friend… So Now What?We’ve talked about HR plenty of times on Not a Lonely Coffee Break—but this time, we brought in someone who actually works in HR to give us the tea.Maddie and Meaghan sit down with Bre of Witnessing Bre, a wellness educator and HR professional, for an honest conversation about what employees should actually know when navigating the workplace.We’re talking about when to go to HR (and when to be cautious), why documentation matters, what to know before leaving a job, how to ask about benefits during an interview, and why interviewing should be a two-way street.We also dig into what these conversations look like for LGBTQ+ and other marginalized employees. How can you gauge whether a workplace is genuinely inclusive? Should you disclose parts of your identity during an interview? What questions can you ask to get beyond the corporate buzzwords and find out what a company actually values?Bre also reminds us of something every job seeker needs to hear: you are bringing something to the workplace, too. You’re not just trying to convince an employer to hire you—you’re deciding whether they deserve your time, skills, and energy.Plus, we learn more about Bre’s work through Witnessing Bre, where she brings together movement, mindfulness, yoga, meditation, and wellness.#coffee #podcast #queer #lgbtq #dfw #dallas #texas #therapy #affirmingcare #mentalhealth #eatingdisorders #bodyimage #bodypositivity Connect with Bre: Instagram: witnessingbreYoutube: WitnessingBre🧡 Let’s keep building this queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community!

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    Episode 16: Financially... We Have Questions

    Money is stressful. Benefits are confusing. And somehow we're all just expected to know what we're doing? ☕💸This week, Maddie and Meaghan are joined by financial advisor — and fellow Coffee Breaker — Dan Klonowski to talk about making financial wellness feel a little less overwhelming.We're getting into budgeting, debt, retirement, employer matches, benefits packages, financial goals, and how to balance taking care of present-day you while still thinking about future you. Dan also shares some financial considerations for LGBTQ+ individuals and couples and reminds us that one of the most normal financial questions you can ask is simply: "Where do I start?"Whether you've got a detailed budget or you're currently wondering where your paycheck disappeared to, grab a coffee and join us for a judgment-free conversation about money, work, and building a financial life that actually works for you.

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    Episode 15: More Than a Paycheck: The Benefits Nobody Explains

    When you're job searching, it's easy to focus on one number: your salary. But what about everything else that comes with a job?In this episode of Not A Lonely Coffee Break, Maddie and Meaghan have an honest conversation about financial stress, employee benefits, and the parts of adulthood no one really teaches you. From confusing health insurance plans and retirement matching to PTO, legal benefits, and workplace wellness, they unpack why your compensation is so much more than your paycheck.Whether you're starting a new job, considering a career change, or simply trying to make sense of open enrollment season, this episode is a reminder that asking questions isn't a weakness—it's one of the best ways to advocate for yourself.☕ Grab your favorite drink and join us for another coffee break as we explore the realities of work, finances, and navigating adulthood together.💬 We'd love to hear from you! What's one workplace benefit you've come to appreciate—or one benefit you wish every employer offered? Share your thoughts in the comments or connect with us on social media.🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts:Spotify • Apple Podcasts • YouTube📱 Follow Not A Lonely Coffee Break on Instagram, TikTok, Threads, LinkedIn, and Patreon for more conversations about work, life, and everything in between.

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    Episode 14: The New Job Starter Kit: Everything We Wish Someone Told Us

    Starting a new job is exciting... until you're trying to figure out where to eat lunch, who remembers your name, and whether asking a question will make you look clueless. ☕💼In this episode of Not A Lonely Coffee Break, we're putting together the unofficial New Job Starter Kit—everything we wish someone had told us before day one.We kick things off by unpacking a recent Meta controversy involving employee data, AI, and whistleblowing before diving into a conversation about workplace culture, psychological safety, and why being a beginner can feel so uncomfortable as adults.Along the way, we play a few workplace hot takes, laugh about awkward first-day moments, and share practical survival tips for navigating a new role with confidence.Whether you're starting your first job, changing careers, beginning a new semester, or simply stepping into something unfamiliar, this episode is your reminder that nobody has it all figured out—and that's okay.#podcast #dfw #dallas #work #coffee #queer #jobs #workday #hr #lgbtq #meta #whistleblowing #teambuidlingDon't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community!

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    Episode 13: We're in Our New Job Era

    This week on Not a Lonely Coffee Break, Maddie and Meaghan are entering their new job era.After months of job searching, interviews, and uncertainty, our hosts are finally sharing some exciting life updates. But starting over also has us reflecting on what today's hiring process looks like—and it's changing fast.We dive into the growing role of AI in hiring, including the groundbreaking lawsuit against Workday that raises important questions about bias, discrimination, and accountability in automated hiring systems. We also talk about the emotional side of job hunting, the importance of networking, and how toxic workplaces can leave lasting impacts long after you've moved on.Plus, we're sharing what we've learned about interviewing, setting boundaries, protecting work-life balance, and entering a new workplace without losing yourself in the process.Grab your coffee and join us for an honest conversation about career transitions, workplace healing, and navigating work in an AI-driven world.#podcast #dfw #dallas #work #coffee #queer #jobs #hiring #ai #workday #aihiring 🧡 Let’s keep building this queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 12: Pride, Body Image, and Being Yourself

    In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, Maddie and Meaghan sit down with psychologist Dr. Steffanie Grossman for an honest conversation about body image, self-acceptance, and mental health—especially within LGBTQ+ communities. Together, we explore how social media, societal expectations, diet culture, and internalized beliefs shape the way we see ourselves. Dr. Grossman helps us unpack the differences between body dysmorphia and gender dysphoria, discusses common misconceptions about eating disorders, and shares insights into how compassion and support can play a critical role in healing.Whether you've struggled with body image yourself, supported a loved one through mental health challenges, or simply want to better understand the experiences of those around you, this conversation offers thoughtful perspectives, practical takeaways, and a reminder that you're not alone. Grab your favorite coffee and join us as we discuss authenticity, identity, self-worth, and what it means to build a healthier relationship with yourself.#coffee #podcast #queer #lgbtq #dfw #dallas #texas #therapy #affirmingcare #mentalhealth #eatingdisorders #bodyimage #bodypositivity Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Inquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 11: Pride, Pop Culture, and the Power of Representation

    Happy Pride Month, Coffee Breakers! 🌈In this Pride-themed episode, Maddie and Meaghan reflect on the queer representation that shaped their lives—from growing up in conservative environments to finally finding community, belonging, and authentic stories that felt like home. Together, they explore how their experiences with LGBTQ+ representation in television, music, and film have evolved over the years and why visibility still matters today.The conversation dives into memorable cultural moments, including Ellen's groundbreaking coming out, queer storylines on ER, the impact of queer-coded Disney classics, and the lasting influence of artists like Judy Garland and Hayley Kiyoko. Along the way, they discuss the stereotypes they're tired of seeing in media, the importance of authentic storytelling, and how representation can help people feel seen, understood, and empowered to embrace who they are.Whether you're celebrating Pride, reflecting on your own journey, or simply curious about the role media plays in shaping identity, this episode is a heartfelt conversation about visibility, community, and the stories that help us find ourselves.🎉 Plus, Maddie and Meaghan share details about their upcoming podcast anniversary celebration and invite listeners to join the fun.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!

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    Episode 10: Cheers Queers to Mental Health Month

    In this episode of Not A Lonely Coffee Break, Maddie and Meaghan wrap up Mental Health Awareness Month with a conversation about workplace wellness, community care, burnout, and navigating life during overwhelming times. From mental health in the workplace to building healthy support systems, they reflect on the importance of slowing down, setting boundaries with technology, finding your people, and giving yourself permission to rest.The episode also includes exciting updates about the podcast joining TikTok, their upcoming appearance at Dallas Pride, and reflections on the incredible conversations and collaborations featured throughout Mental Health Awareness Month — including Camp Haven, Hope’s Door New Beginnings Center, and their mental health tattoo collaboration with TrueSelf Ink. Whether you’re feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, disconnected, or just trying to make it through the current chaos, this episode is a reminder that you are not alone — and that community, connection, and care matter more than ever.#coffee #podcast #queer #lgbtq #dfw #dallas #texas #workplace #selfcare #mindfulness #mentalhealth #workplacewellness 🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content! Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreak Inquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 9: Hope, Safety, and Starting Over featuring Hope's Door New Beginnings Center

    In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, Maddie and Meaghan sit down with Megan Valdez and Tarrah Lantz from Hope's Door New Beginnings Center for an honest and important conversation about domestic violence, survivor support, and the misconceptions that often keep people from understanding the realities survivors face.Together, they unpack some of the biggest myths surrounding domestic violence and discuss why safety planning and survivor-centered care are so important. The conversation also highlights how domestic violence impacts people of all genders, backgrounds, and relationship dynamics, and why culturally sensitive, inclusive support matters.Whether you are learning more for yourself, supporting someone you love, or simply wanting to better understand the realities of domestic violence, this conversation offers insight, empathy, and a practical perspective.💜 If this episode resonates with you, consider supporting organizations like Hope’s Door and sharing this episode to help raise awareness.#DomesticViolenceAwareness #MentalHealth #Podcast #Workplace #DFW #Tattoos #Podcast #Queer #Coffee #LGBTQ #TraumaInformedCare #SocialWork #LGBTQPodcast #CommunitySupport Book your Tattoo to Support Hopes Door!Instagram: @trueselfink, @byanka.randolph, or @boneheartmysticartsTikTok: @trueselfink, @Byanka, or @boneheartmysticartsConnect with Hope's DoorInstagram: @hopesdoor or @hopesdoorresaleFacebook: Hope's Door New Beginning CenterLinkedIn: Hope's Door New Beginning CenterWebsite: hdnbc.org🧡 Let’s keep building this queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 8: Healing Through Ink: How Tattoos Empower and Connect Communities

    In this episode, Maddie and Meaghan kick off Mental Health Awareness Month with a big announcement: a special tattoo flash collaboration with True Self Ink in Plano, Texas, benefiting Hope’s Door New Beginning Center.They sit down with Byanka and Carly from True Self Ink to talk about tattooing as a form of healing, identity, self-expression, and body autonomy. Together, they explore what it means to create an inclusive tattoo space, how tattoos can support mental health journeys, and why feeling safe, seen, and respected during a tattoo experience matters.From first tattoos and nervous clients to queer identity, workplace visibility, cultural connection, and community care, this conversation is all about reclaiming your story and showing up as your true self.A portion of the proceeds from the Mental Health Awareness Month flash sheet will support Hope’s Door New Beginning Center. Check out the flash designs and book your appointment through the links in our bio.#coffee #podcast #queer #lgbtq #dfw #dallas #texas #workplace #therapy #tattoo #finelinetattoos #trueself #tattooartist #inclusivitymatters #mentalhealth #mentalwellness #lgbtq Connect with TrueSelf Ink, Byanka or Carly: Instagram: @trueselfink, @byanka.randolph, or @boneheartmysticartsTikTok: @trueselfink, @Byanka, or @boneheartmysticarts🧡 Let’s keep building this queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 7: Reimagining Therapy: Beyond Traditional Conversations

    Join our hosts as they sit down with Amanda Esquivel, founder and lead counselor at Room For Change and Clinical Director at Camp Haven to reimagine how we think about mental health and therapy and the role that mental health plays in navigating workplace stress, trauma, and living our true selves. We also dive into misconceptions about affirming therapy and how vital it is in supporting queer youth. From now until the end of May, join Not a Lonely Coffee Break in supporting Camp Haven by purchasing an item or 2 from their Amazon Wishlist. Your support will help this amazing camp provide safety and encouragement to the youth attending camp this summer, many for the first time, as they true selves! Connect with Room for Change: Instagram: room.for.change or rfc_oaklawnFacebook: Room for ChangeWebsite: www.roomforchange.infoConnect with Camp HavenInstagram: camphaventxWebsite: camphaventexas.orgAmazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/11QMHHSFGAYY2?ref_=wl_share🧡 Let’s keep building this queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 6: Workplace Red Flags We Need to Talk About

    Join Maddie and Meaghan for a conversation about workplace red flags, the things people often notice but do not always know how to name. Through personal experiences, stories from different industries, and candid discussions, they explore how workplace culture, communication, expectations, and boundaries can shape how supported or stressed people feel in their jobs. The episode balances humor with honesty while reflecting on what healthy work environments should look like and why trusting your instincts at work matters.#coffee #podcast #queer #lgbtq #dfw #dallas #texas #workplace #redflags #bridgerton #euphoria #labrynth #workplaceculture 🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 5: Schools, Support, and Parenting Trans Youth in Texas

    In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, hosts Maddie and Meaghan sit down with the founder of Parents of Trans Youth, Mandy Giles, to talk about what it means to parent, support, and advocate for transgender and gender-diverse children in today’s social and political climate. Through both personal experience and advocacy work, the conversation explores how families navigate questions, fear, learning, and growth while building affirming environments for their children.The episode also takes an important look at education in Texas from the perspective of a parent of a trans youth, discussing school experiences, what supportive educators can do, and how policy conversations impact real families day to day. Thoughtful, honest, and grounded in lived experience, this conversation highlights the importance of listening, learning, and creating spaces where young people and their families can feel seen and supported.#transkids #parents #teachers #coffee #podcast #school #queer #lgbtq #dfw #dallas #texas #education #advocacy #parentsoftransyouth #nonbinary #educator Connect with Mandy and Parents of Trans Youth: Instagram: @parentsoftransyouth Facebook: Parents of Trans YouthWebsite: www.parentsoftransyouth.com🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 4: Real Talk: Skunks, Stress, and Speaking Up

    In this episode of the Not a Lonely Coffee Break podcast, hosts Maddie and Meaghan discuss a variety of topics ranging from personal updates about skunks invading Maddie's home to the challenges of job searching and teaching in today's educational climate. They delve into the complexities of citing social media in academic work, share a listener's email about navigating a toxic work environment as a teacher, and emphasize the importance of advocacy and voting in the current political landscape. The conversation is light-hearted yet insightful, touching on serious issues while maintaining a sense of humor.🎧 Grab your coffee, settle in, and join the conversation.#podcast #queer #LGBTQ #coffee #work #teachers #trans #transkids #education #skunks #jobs #Texas #DFW 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 3: From Application to Interview: The Hidden Process with Guest Taylor Elder

    In today’s digital hiring world, applying for jobs can feel less like an opportunity and more like shouting into the void. On this episode, we unpack the emotional rollercoaster of job searching. The hosts talk candidly about how job searching has changed over time. What used to be a more human, relationship-based process has evolved into a system often mediated by online platforms, automated filters, and algorithms. Together, they explore why qualified candidates frequently never hear back, and why so many people walk away from applications, wondering what they did wrong.To help demystify the process, they’re joined by Taylor Elder, founder of OptimizedCV and a specialist in industrial-organizational psychology and candidate engagement. Taylor pulls back the curtain on what actually happens after you hit “submit,” explaining how applicant tracking systems (ATS), resume formatting, and job descriptions influence who gets noticed - and who gets filtered out.Whether you’re actively job hunting, considering a career change, or just trying to understand why the process feels so exhausting, this conversation offers reassurance, transparency, and concrete next steps.#jobsearching #resume #hiring #careeradvice #OptimizedCV #interview #jobapplication #podcast #work #employment #queer #lgbtq #coffee #dfw #dallas Connect with Taylor and Optimized CV: LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/taylor-elder-maiopLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/optimized-cv/Website: www.optimizedcv.ai🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.linktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 2: Navigating Corporate Responsibility in a Social Media Age

    In this episode, hosts Maddie and Meaghan discuss the implications of corporate responsibility in social issues. The conversation delves into the challenges companies face in navigating public statements, the impact of social media, and the importance of authenticity in corporate activism. The conversation emphasizes the need for businesses to engage with their employees and communities to foster trust and inclusivity while acknowledging the potential consequences of silence and inaction. In this conversation, Maddie and Meaghan explore the complexities of leadership, public opinion, and the challenges of navigating social issues in today's society. They discuss the importance of transparency in leadership and the difficulty of pleasing everyone. Ultimately, they emphasize the need for open dialogue and accountability in addressing societal challenges.🎧 Grab your coffee, settle in, and join the conversation.#podcast #queer #LGBTQ #coffee #work #winter #Dalaska #ICE #corporateresponsibility #media #PR ##workplace #inclusion #DFW #Dallas #Texas 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Cheers to Season 2: Navigating Job Loss and Community Support

    We are BACK and ready to talk coffee and work... but make it queer! In this season premiere of "Not a Lonely Coffee Break," Maddie and Meaghan kick off Season 2 with a lively discussion about their holiday experiences and the challenges of job searching in the current economic climate. They reflect on their time off, share personal anecdotes, and introduce a fun twist for the new year: a bingo card filled with goals and activities to keep listeners engaged and motivated. The conversation shifts to the impact of recent layoffs and job cuts, with statistics and insights on the emotional toll of unemployment. They emphasize the importance of maintaining mental health and community connections during these challenging times, offering practical tips for job seekers to stay productive and maintain a positive outlook.🎧 Grab your coffee, settle in, and kick off season 2 with us.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and join the conversation in the comments!#podcast #queer #LGBTQ #coffee #work #layoffs #jobloss #mentalhealth #workplace #inclusion #DFW #Dallas #Texas #2026 #bingo #resolutions2026 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 39: Season Finale: PTO, Pop Culture & Plenty of Feelings

    Join Maddie and Meaghan for the season finale of Not a Lonely Coffee Break! ☕✨In this reflective and heartwarming episode, the hosts look back on the moments that shaped the season — from candid conversations about holidays and PTO to personal stories that highlight the power of connection. They also dive into cultural representation in the media and revisit some of their most memorable discussions from past episodes.As the year winds down, Maddie and Meaghan share their hopes and goals for the future, reminding us of the importance of community, support, and showing up for one another during the holiday season.🎧 Grab your coffee, settle in, and celebrate the season with us.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share your favorite moment from the season in the comments!#podcast #queer #LGBTQ #coffee #work #DEI #inclusivity #equity #workplace #inclusion #DFW #Dallas #Texas #kpop #kpopdemonhunters #pto 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 38: Waiting for the System vs. Becoming the System: Queer Inclusion Starts With Us

    In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, hosts Maddie and Meaghan reflect on the past year, discuss the importance of creating inclusive spaces in the workplace, and emphasize the role of individuals in fostering inclusivity. They explore the concepts of self-awareness, allyship, and the difference between equality and equity, while encouraging listeners to take actionable steps towards creating a more inclusive environment. The conversation also addresses the importance of and the necessity of ongoing dialogue about diversity and inclusion.🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 37: Identities Unboxed: Exploring the Allure of Personality Tests

    In this conversation, Meaghan and Maddie explore the psychological aspects of belonging and self-identification, particularly in relation to personality tests and how workplaces should be using them appropriately, not just as a one-and-done. They discuss how these tests can provide individuals, workplaces, and teammates with a sense of being seen and understood, fulfilling a fundamental human need for connection and validation.#dfw #podcast #coffee #queer #work #lgbt #personality #enneagram #DISC #myersbriggs #group7 #horoscopes 🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 36: Grounded in Mystery: Energy, Intuition, and the Mind-Body Connection

    ** Listeners of this episode can receive 15% off of any listed service from Lotus and The Snake when they use the code: NALP15 or NALCB15 In this special extended episode, Maddie and Meaghan dive into the mystical, spooky, and insightful intrigue of energy work. Logan Smith (Shane), founder of Lotus and the Snake, joins us for the first time to share insights into tarot reading, its purpose, and the process involved. Logan guides us on an exploration of the intricate connections between energy work, intuition, and mental health. We discuss the importance of grounding in nature, the empowerment of the LGBTQ community, and the influence of paranormal experiences on energy practices. The conversation also delves into the distinctions between fear and energy, the mind-body connection, and the process of manifestation, emphasizing the need for self-awareness and mental health care in spiritual practices.Listeners of this episode can receive 15% off of any listed service from Lotus and The Snake when they use the code: NALP15 or NALCB15 Connect with Logan: Website: https://lotusandthesnake.com/Email Contact: [email protected]: https://www.youtube.com/@lotusandthesnakeTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lotusandthesnakeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lotusandthesnake/🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!

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    Episode 35: The Movement for More: Shannon Walker on Empowering Trans Lives

    In this exciting new episode, hosts Maddie and Meaghan welcome Shannon Walker, a passionate advocate for the trans community. Shannon shared with us her journey, the challenges faced by trans individuals, and the importance of community support. We also made sure to highlight the work of the NuTrans Movement, which aims to provide resources and advocacy for marginalized trans people. Shannon shares her experiences, offers advice for trans youth, and emphasizes the need for safe spaces and allyship, and a call to action for listeners to support the trans community.#queer #podcast #lgbtqia #trans #nonbinary #transgender #dfw #work #allyship #advocacy #NuTransMovementConnect with Shannon and NuTrans Movement: Instagram: @nutransmovementFacebook: nutransmovementWebsite: www.nutransmovement.org🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!

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    Episode 34: Work, Worth, and the Relationship We Have With Ourselves

    Grab your coffee and check out the brand new episode, as hosts Maddie and Meaghan discuss various themes surrounding the workplace, including updates on Baylor's School of Social Work, the upcoming Pride Kel-So event, and the importance of being kind to yourself. The conversation explores the concepts of imposter syndrome and perfectionism, and Maddie and Meaghan even share their own experiences of self-doubt while also emphasizing the need for self-compassion and understanding in professional settings.Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 33: Stronger Together: Building Camaraderie in the Workplace

    In this episode, hosts Maddie and Meaghan talk about some recent experiences of queer joy and discuss personal experiences at concerts that highlight the need for safe spaces, and how these principles can be applied to work environments. The conversation delves into strategies for building positive relationships with coworkers, the role of fun in enhancing workplace culture. We emphasize the need for intentionality in fostering camaraderie and creating supportive work cultures, while also acknowledging the challenges that can arise in difficult work environments. #coffee #work #queer #gflip #dfw #dallas #podcast #camaraderie #coworkers #trust #relationships🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!

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    Episode 32: From Dream to Pride: The Dreyson’s Story of Business & Belonging

    In this engaging conversation, Maddie and Meaghan chat with The Dreyson business owners, April and Shaina, who share their journey of starting a business together, the challenges they faced as a queer couple, and their exciting plans for the first annual Pride Kelso event. They discuss the importance of authenticity, community support, and the impact of their queer identity on their business decisions. The conversation highlights their commitment to creating a welcoming space for the LGBTQ community and the significance of representation in their local area.#pride #coffee #workplace #events #corporate #queer #podcast #lgbtqia #keller #dfw #southlake #dallas #workplace #TheDreysonConnect with The Dreyson: Instagram: @thedreysonFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/PrideKellerWebsite: https://www.thedreyson.com/🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 31: The Cost of Poor Engagement in the Workplace

    Grab your coffee and join us as we explore the intricate dynamics of employee-manager relationships, emphasizing the critical role of manager engagement in fostering a productive and supportive work environment. Maddie and Meaghan share examples from their own experiences with poor manager-employee relationships and what research says about it all! We highlight the impact of health and wellness on workplace performance, the importance of effective communication, and strategies for creating a positive workplace culture. #coffee #manager #employees #workplace #queer #podcast #lgbtq #bosses #managerengagement #gallup #stateofworkreport2025 #DFW #workplacedynamics #dallas 🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!

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    Episode 30: Dating Coworkers: Messy, Risky, and Weirdly Common

    In this episode, we explore the complexities of workplace relationships, particularly focusing on romantic entanglements and their implications in professional settings. Maddie and Meaghan share their thoughts and discuss recent events involving the Dallas Wings and the viral Coldplay/CEO scandal, highlighting the ethical considerations and HR policies surrounding workplace romance. The conversation also touches on statistics regarding workplace relationships, the role of HR in managing these dynamics, and the impact of celebrity relationships on public perception. The episode concludes with reflections on the importance of clear policies and the human aspects of workplace interactions.

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    Episode 29: Faith, Funding & Fallout: When Research Meets Resistance

    In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, Maddie and Meaghan open with a heartfelt acknowledgment of the recent flooding in Texas and how their community can support those affected. The conversation shifts to a powerful and emotional discussion about Baylor University’s decision to return a $600,000 research grant intended to explore LGBTQ+ inclusion and religious trauma in faith communities.Maddie, a Baylor alum, shares her personal reaction to the news and what it means for research, allyship, and queer advocacy in conservative institutions. Together, they explore the broader implications of data suppression, misinformation, and the impact on queer communities and workforce research.#Baylor #Queer #LGBTQ #Dallas #Research #coffee #workplace #allyship #podcast #DFW #faith

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    Episode 28: Marsha P. Johnson: A Revolutionary in Heels

    In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, hosts Maddie and Meaghan celebrate the growth of their podcast and delve into the life and legacy of Marsha P. Johnson, a pivotal figure in LGBTQ+ activism. They explore her early life, struggles, and the significant role she played in the Stonewall Uprising and the founding of the Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries (STAR). The conversation highlights Marsha's activism, her health challenges, and the circumstances surrounding her tragic death, emphasizing her lasting impact on the LGBTQ+ community and the importance of advocacy for trans rights.Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 27: Pride in the Workplace

    Join us for another great coffee break! Maddie and Meaghan recap their Pride experiences and the people they met! During the episode, we also discuss the importance of authenticity in the workplace and the impact of corporate responsibility in producing not only an inclusive workplace but one that employees and the community can feel proud of. Maddie and Meaghan share personal stories of listener recognition, the challenges of job satisfaction, and the effects of toxic environments on workplace culture. The conversation also touches on the significance of conferences for professional development and the ongoing journey to create inclusive workspaces.🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!#pride #queer #podcast #coffee #work #leadership #pridemonth #dallas #DFW #lgbtqia #authenticity #prideintheworkplace #workplaceculture linktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 26: Happy Podcast-iversary!

    We’re celebrating ONE YEAR of Not a Lonely Coffee Break! ☕🎉 In this special anniversary episode, Maddie and Meaghan reflect on their journey, share some behind-the-scenes challenges, and dream big for what’s ahead.✨ What’s Inside:Our favorite moments (and struggles) from year oneReal talk on queer fatigue and rainbow capitalismWhich companies are still showing up for Pride (and which aren’t) 🧐All the exciting Pride events we’ll be at — including Dallas Pride and more!Local event shoutouts you won’t want to miss 💜🏳️‍🌈 Whether you’re a longtime listener or just joining us, come celebrate Pride and queer community with us. 🗓 EVENTS MENTIONED:📍 Dallas Pride – June 14 (Tabling + Parade w/ Comerica!)📍 Arlington Pride – June 14 (Evening)🎭 A Strange Loop – June 19–July 12 @ Circle Theatre, Fort Worth (Free Juneteenth tickets!)🧠 NAMI North Texas Pride Event – June 21, Denton (Keynote: Brian Kennedy)🧡 Let’s keep building this little queer coffee break community, one cup at a time.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!🎙 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube💖 Support us on Patreon for exclusive content!#pride #queer #podcast #coffee #work #boss #leadership #pridemonth #dallas #DFW #lgbtqia

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    Episode 25: Finding Common Ground through Gaming

    In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, hosts Maddie and Meaghan are joined by DR Hanson and Jamison Sachs of Common Ground Games for a vibrant and heartfelt conversation. Together, they explore what it takes to build truly inclusive spaces for the queer community within the gaming world and beyond.From the entrepreneurial journey of starting their business to the ongoing work of advocacy and representation, DR and Jamison share the challenges and triumphs of cultivating a welcoming environment. The discussion explores the power of community engagement, the significance of Pride Month, and how local activism and businesses are helping to amplify the voices of LGBTQ individuals. The episode wraps with a thoughtful reflection on employee satisfaction and why prioritizing people, both in the workplace and the wider community, makes all the difference.Connect with Common Ground Games: Instagram: @commongroundgamesWebsite: www.boardgamesdallas.comConnect with DR and CineWilde: Instagram: @wilde_dandy or @CinewildedallasDon't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 24: Heal That Shit...The Power of Self-Love in the LGBTQ+ Community

    In this new episode, join us as we discuss personal updates, Mental Health Awareness Month resources, and the importance of community and self-love. Coach Dee joins us for her coffee break to share insights on building community, navigating masculinity, and creating safe spaces for the LGBTQ+ community and the importance of queer masculine representation in the community. The conversation emphasizes the need for self-acceptance and the power of finding one's people to foster personal growth and healing.#masculine #MascGentBosses #masculinity #femininity #dallaswings #Dallas #Queer #LGBTQIA #Ally #coffee #tea #DFW #work #podcast Connect with MascGentBosses: Instagram: @mascgentbosses Connect with Coach Dee: Instagram: @deetoxlifecoachingWebsite: www.deetoxlifecoaching.comDon't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 23: Cataloging Change: Barbara Gittings' Quest for Queer Visibility

    In this episode of the Not a Lonely Coffee Break Podcast, hosts Maddie and Meaghan discuss the life and legacy of Barbara Gittings, a pivotal figure in the LGBTQ+ rights movement. They explore her early life, activism, and the importance of literature in her journey. The conversation comes full circle as we highlight her collaboration with Dr. Frank Kameny and the impact of the Daughters of Bilitis. We reflect on Gittings' contributions to the fight against the classification of homosexuality as a mental illness as well as her fight to ensure representation through literature. Her lasting legacy in the LGBTQ+ community is what make her the Mother of the Gay Rights Movement. #BarbaraGittings #activism #LGBTQ #GayRights #Coffee #work #podcast #literatureDon't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social media.linktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 22: When the Stars Shift: Frank Kameny and the Power of Purpose

    In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, hosts Maddie and Meaghan discuss participating in local activism opportunities like the Queer and Trans Liberation March. We also kick-start our brand new series exploring queer activists who made an impact within the workforce. Join us as we explore 'The Father of the Gay Rights Movement' Dr. Frank Kameny, a pivotal figure in the fight for LGBTQ rights, particularly in the workplace. The conversation highlights the ongoing struggles against discrimination and the need for continued advocacy in the face of political challenges. His story inspires us to always find ways to fuel our passion and our purpose. #queer #activism #liberation #DrFrankKameny #workplace #discrimination #coffee #LGBTQ #astronomy #military #podcastDon't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social media.linktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 21: The Fight for Respectful Representation

    In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break Maddie and Meaghan explore a wide range of current events and their impact on the queer community. The episode also highlights the importance of queer representation and queer allyship in politics, the complexities of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in the workplace, and the dangers of erasing history. We also address the criminalization of gender-affirming care and the impact of mistrust in professional care for marginalized communities. The conversation emphasizes empowerment through queer voices and the need for respectful representation in all areas of society.#queer #coffee #DEI #genderaffirmingcare #politics #community #LGBTQ #SarahMcBride #podcast #professionals

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    Episode 20: Navigating Work-Life Balance in a Digital Age

    Join our hosts, Maddie and Meaghan as they discuss the challenges of maintaining a work-life balance in a digital age, especially amidst the backdrop of layoffs and uncertainty. They explore the importance of finding joy in small moments, prioritizing mental health, and setting boundaries to protect one's well-being. The conversation also touches on the role of coworkers in providing support and the dynamics of leadership in the workplace. Ultimately, the hosts encourage listeners to take time for themselves and to be their own best advocates.#coffee #work #queer #lgbtqpodcast #podcast #lgbtq #dfw #Dallas

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    Episode 19: Messy Homes, Messy Politics: Why It All Matters

    In this episode, Maddie and Meaghan discuss the challenges of moving and home ownership, the emotional toll of housework, and the importance of legislative advocacy. They explore the impact of recent legislation on research and the need for community engagement in political processes. The conversation also touches on the significance of effective communication in advocacy and concludes with a light-hearted discussion about sports trades and community reactions.#coffee #work #queer #lgbtqpodcast #podcast #lgbtq #declutter #advocacy #lukadoncic #dfw #Dallas Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social medialinktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreakInquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 18: Sipping on Community: Building Safe Spaces with Fools Kava House

    In this heartfelt and inspiring episode, Maddie and Meaghan sit down with Mary Elaine and Ashley, the powerhouse couple behind Fools Kava House, a queer-owned business dedicated to fostering connection and inclusivity. They share how Kava became a bridge to the community, their journey of creating a welcoming space for all—especially those in recovery—and the delicate balance of blending love and business. From personal insights on sobriety to the evolving landscape of support networks, this conversation is a deep dive into the power of safe spaces and shared experiences. Grab a cup and join us!Connect with Fools Kava House: Website: https://www.foolskavahouse.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foolskavahouse/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551869849538LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fools-kava-house/

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    Episode 17: Navigating the Job Market: Ghosting and Networking

    In this episode of Not a Lonely Coffee Break, we discuss the challenges of navigating the current job market, the importance of networking, and the evolving etiquette in hiring processes. We share our personal experiences job applications and the significance of maintaining professional connections. The conversation also touches on using business cards versus digital networking tools, six degrees of separation, and the value of mastermind groups for professional growth. Additionally, they highlight the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in networking and community building. We also have an exciting announcement regarding Dallas Pride 2025!

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    Episode 16: Is it Market Research or Political Pressure? DEI in the Workplace

    In this episode, join us as we discuss the current state of the LGBTQ community, recent legislative changes in Texas, and the implications of corporations rolling back their DEI initiatives. We explore the shift from DEI to MEI (Merit, Excellence, Intelligence) and the impact of implicit bias on decision-making. The conversation emphasizes the importance of personal growth, listening, and engaging in difficult discussions to foster a more inclusive environment in workplaces. #DEI #QueerRepresentation #Workplace #queer #Podcast #work #coffee #texas #lgbtqpodcast #Texaslegislature #diversityandinclusion #equity #implicitbias Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social media linktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreak Inquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 15: New Year...Same Show...Cheers, Queers!

    In this episode, we celebrate the New Year by reflecting on generational changes, sharing some fun New Year's traditions, and discuss some superstitions associated with the holiday. Our hosts, also highlight significant queer representation in politics, particularly focusing on newly elected representatives, and delve into some current events related to workplace toxicity and celebrity gossip. The conversation is light-hearted and engaging, providing insights into personal experiences and broader societal themes. #NewYear #Generationalinsights #QueerRepresentation #Workplace #queer #Podcast #work #coffee #congress #trans #workplacecommunication #itendswithus #PR #lgbtqpodcast

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    Episode 14: Happy Holigays!

    In this episode of the Not a Lonely Coffee Break podcast, hosts Maddie and Meaghan discuss their holiday plans, reflect on their personal goals for the new year, and thoughts on corporate holiday parties, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity. We share our reflections on our podcasting journey to celebrate the halfway point of season 1. This lighthearted holiday-themed episode was the perfect way to wrap up the 2024 season. The show will return on January 8th! Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social media linktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreak Inquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected] #queer #lgbtqpodcast #lgtbq #coffee #podcast #workplace #work #holidays #holigays #party #spotifywrapped #hayleykiyoko

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    Episode 13: Dealing with People and Navigating Conflict

    This conversation delves into the complexities of conflict resolution in the workplace, emphasizing the importance of reflective questioning, effective feedback, and understanding high-conflict personalities. We are joined by Kendria Taylor, President and Principal Consultant of TG8 Solutions Insight to discuss strategies for navigating conflicts, the impact of unresolved issues on productivity, and the significance of maintaining morale during challenging interactions. The conversation also highlights the necessity of mediation processes and the role of emotional intelligence in managing workplace dynamics. #queer #lgbtqpodcast #lgtbq #coffee #podcast #workplace #work #conflict #conflictresolution #communication #mediation #boundaries #workplacedynamics #workplaceculture Connect with Kendria and TG8 Solutions Insight: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tg8-solutions-insight/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tg8solutionsinsight/ Facebook: #tg8solutions Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social media linktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreak Inquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 12: How Did We Get Here and Where Do We Go Next?

    In this conversation, Maddie and Meaghan are joined by university professor and social worker Dr. Jon Singletary to discuss the emotional landscape following a significant election, focusing on themes of allyship, community support, and the complexities of grief. They reflect on personal experiences, the importance of self-care, and the need for safe spaces in the community. The discussion also touches on the implications of current policies and the necessity of building trust within relationships. In this special post-election episode, we discuss the importance of creating safe spaces for the queer community, validating fears surrounding safety, and recognizing the intersectionality of various marginalized groups as well as explore the challenges of balancing professional responsibilities with personal safety concerns, emphasizing the necessity of setting boundaries for self-care. #queer #lgbtqpodcast #lgtbq #coffee #podcast #workplace #work #election #safety #selfcare #postelection #boundaries #allyship #ally #communitybuilding #community Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social media linktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreak Inquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 11: Spooky Encounters and Situations

    In this episode, we chat about our personal lives and the importance of connecting and making time for our loved ones during busy times. In honor of the spooky season, we discuss various things and experiences that we find spooky, including job transitions, creepy work buildings, and Tegan and Sara's new documentary, Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara. #queer #lgbtqpodcast #lgtbq #coffee #podcast #workplace #work #teganandsara #fanatical #catfishing #termination #halloween #ghosts Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social media linktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreak Inquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 10: Professionalism...What's that?????

    Today we discuss various themes surrounding work culture, professionalism, and inclusivity. We share an update on a recent theater controversy regarding inclusivity and explore the evolving definitions of professionalism in the workplace. The conversation also touches on work-life balance, personal boundaries, and community support during challenging times as many in our nation are navigating the impact of Hurricane Milton. #coffee #queer #lgbtq #podcast #workplace #lgbtqpodcast #coffeebreak #coffeechat #inclusivity #workplaceculture #professional #professionalism Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share it with your community! Join the Not A Lonely Coffee Break community and follow us on social media linktr.ee/notalonelycoffeebreak Inquiries for sponsorship or guest spots can be emailed to [email protected]

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    Episode 9: Policies, Safety, and Human Resources... OH MY

    In this conversation, our hosts are joined by the owner of Do Good Books, Alissa Wallace to discuss the importance of HR in creating inclusive and supportive workplace environments, particularly for queer individuals. Alissa shares her journey from a traditional HR role to founding Do Good Books, emphasizing the need for boundaries and self-care. We explore how HR can advocate for employees, the significance of leadership in fostering inclusivity, and practical steps organizations can take to improve workplace culture. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by employees in navigating discrimination and harassment, and the importance of open communication with HR. #coffee #queer #lgbtq #podcast #workplace #ally #lgbtqpodcast #coffeebreak #coffeechat #HR #HumanResources #employees #inclusivity #workplaceculture #leadership #policies #discrimination Connect with Do Good Books: Linktree: https://bit.ly/3TQdFeK

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    Episode 8: Know Your Limits and Set Those Boundaries

    In this episode we reflect on our journey, discussing the importance of establishing boundaries in the workplace, particularly for queer individuals. The conversation explores the significance of identity, the role of leadership in fostering a safe work environment, and the necessity of having safeguards in place to protect employees. We share our personal experiences and insights on navigating workplace dynamics and the importance of self-care and communication in maintaining healthy boundaries. #coffee #podcast #work #queer #boundaries #lgbt #chrishellstause #SellingSunset #gflip #hr #selfcare

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    Episode 7: What Did They Do?? Dealing with Political Crap in the Workplace (part 2)

    In this episode, we continue the conversation around various themes that have come up in current events. We explore stories of empowerment including TikTok creator Jools Lebron and how one listener navigated workplace toxicity. This episode also explores the Texas DPS rule impacting so many individuals. Resources regarding DPS rule: Trans Legal Aid Clinic: https://linktr.ee/tlact #lgbtpodcast #coffee #workplace #podcast #queer #lgbtq #chappellroan #coffeebreak #trans #demure #tiktok #politics #currentevents #hr

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