Welcome to the All The Way Authentic podcast, where we embark on a journey of self-discovery, embracing authenticity, and actively pursuing both personal and professional aspirations. This podcast is about finding YOU, understanding YOU, unapologetically being YOU, and going after your goals. Join host Kevin P. Henry as he guides you through insightful interviews and powerful stories aimed at fostering education and inspiration.Delve into profound narratives covering a spectrum of topics, including diversity, inclusion, mental health, and beyond. All The Way Authentic is your compass for enhanced learning and heightened awareness, equipping you with the tools to deepen your understanding of the human experience.This podcast amplifies the voices of the marginalized, creating a platform for essential conversations that challenge perspectives and ignite action. To foster genuine change, it begins with YOU. Immerse yourself in authentic discussions that will reshape your thinking and propel you into purposeful action. Welcome to a podcast that goes beyond the surface—All The Way Authentic is your catalyst for transformative experiences and meaningful connections...
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 5 hours 46 minutes
episode 6: Margie Crowe Talks About Her Military and DEI Career (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion)
My 33-minute interview with Margie Crowe, author, retired Air Force Lt. Colonel, DEI consultant, and trainer. Margie talks about her career, sexism, racism, experiences in the military, and what is true ally-ism.
episode 8: Black Farmers Collective - Interview w/ Hannah Wilson
Black run and owned urban farms benefit and empower BIPOC community members and provide nutritious food to the community. My 15-minute interview with farm manager Hannah Wilson from the Yes Farm in Seattle, WA, part of the Black Farmers Collective. Hannah talks about the important need for urban farms and all the benefits they bring to individuals and the community.
episode 8: Black Farmers Collective - Interview w/ Hannah Wilson
Black run and owned urban farms benefit and empower BIPOC community members and provide nutritious food to the community. My 15-minute interview with farm manager Hannah Wilson from the Yes Farm in Seattle, WA, part of the Black Farmers Collective. Hannah talks about the important need for urban farms and all the benefits they bring to individuals and the community.
episode 10: White People Doing Something
Facebook Group Has White People Taking Action
- The murder of George Floyd galvanized, traumatized, and paralyzed people. Many impassioned and unsettled white people wanted to take action, and the Facebook group, White People Doing Something, proved to be the ideal catalyst.
- Here's my interview with co-founder Aja Davis, who along with her wife Molly Ola Pinney, created a Facebook group that now has over 40,000 members...
episode 10: White People Doing Something
Facebook Group Has White People Taking Action
- The murder of George Floyd galvanized, traumatized, and paralyzed people. Many impassioned and unsettled white people wanted to take action, and the Facebook group, White People Doing Something, proved to be the ideal catalyst.
- Here's my interview with co-founder Aja Davis, who along with her wife Molly Ola Pinney, created a Facebook group that now has over 40,000 members...