A radio show/podcast that explores the science of the brain in regards to unconscious bias to open our minds...one thought at a time
Fabulous and most awesome share by my friend Billy Crank and to me- it represents what I talk about in my leadership classes - “ THE RUT” or what I call the - R eoccurring U niform T rap-
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will tell your history. When writing ✍️ that story 📖 , do not let anyone else hold the pen 🖊 . So much on my mind 🤔 today after a deep dive 🏊♀️ into a lot of books 📚 and articles📝 on wisdom 🤓 tv 📺 segments that came to me at just the most opportune time ⏰ that caught my attention 👀 and called for a period of mindfulness 💭 and reflection. This is on my desk and never far from sight as a focus mechanism that has served me incredibly well through tragedy, joy, disappointment and hope. If you can define what each circle ⭕️ represents to you- you will find your PURPOSE - having purpose is a compass compass 🧭 for daily living no matter what you choose to do in life- personally or professionally. When you wish upon a star- your dreams come true!
Monday Morning Challenge. First read each sentence from top to bottom...THEN read each sentence starting at tht bottom to top. Life is most often entirely how you 👀 look at it.
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EPISODE #23: The Beverly Hills Supper Club Fire - Part 1 (VIDEO) On this episode of Gray Matters Hosted By Renee Collins, we interview three men who have authored…
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Written by Renee Collins Cobb, M.Ed.
Gray Matters Podcast Hosted By Renee Collins is a podcast about unconscious bias and how our own biases shapes the lens through which we see the world. When it comes to the practice or art of assigning and receiving the art of forgiveness - it can be on your terms and no one else’s. Forgiveness is not a bad thing and I personally feel there is no need to attach a cost or value to it- even from our own lens through which we see the world. However, when it comes to forgiveness under the umbrella of the experience of abuse -perhaps the pressure to forgive and the messaging one receives is about “keeping the family together” or “keeping the group or community comfortable” or “it is triggering for others around you” - These are all examples of unconscious bias. As this article states “Forgiveness Shaming and Blaming can look like any message you receive from someone that explicitly or implicitly asks or insists that you abandon your experience and act in a way that they find more preferable and sometimes being required or practice forgiveness when you don’t really feel ready or want to.”
Have you ever been subtly (or not-so-subtly) shamed or blamed by a friend, family member or group of people to forgive someone who's hurt or wronged you? Have you ever felt hurt and confused by these messages to forgive and caught in a double bind between wanting to do what you think you "should" do...
On this episode of Gray Matters Podcast Hosted By Renee Collins, we welcome UK Cheerleading and Graduate Assistant Alum Dale Baldwin who talks to us about overcoming adversity, the value of diversity and inclusion in organizations and taking life "one 8-count at a time"
On Gray Matters Hosted By Renee Collins. we welcome UK Cheerleading and Graduate Assistant Alum Dale Baldwin who talks to us about overcoming adversity, the value…
Lexingtonian Tatsiana McGee is originally from Belarus and now resides in Kentucky where she is a singer, dancer, pianist, massage therapist, member of the musical duo "One Lane Bridge" and is multi-lingual. Tatsiana McGee, LMT tells her story of how family, tradition, and love have influenced who she is and also what diversity means to her in all of these roles she experiences in her life.
Lexingtonian Tatsiana McGee is originally from Belarus and now resides in Kentucky where she is a singer, dancer, pianist, massage therapist, member of the musical…
A former University of Kentucky mascot talks about his experience as well as how his time performing that role at UK shaped his consulting business and the motivational message he puts forth to others so many years later.
Jay McChord of McChord, Inc on Gray Matters Hosted By Renee Collins on Lexington Community Radio Original Broadcast Date: January 14, 2019
Gray Matters Episode #12 Hosted By Renee Collins and Andrew Stith w/ guest Mfon Itama. Original Broadcast Air Date: February 18, 2019 on WLXU 93.9FM Lexington Community…
Joslyn and The Sweet Compression band members Marty Charters, Smith Donaldson and Joslyn Hampton discuss how being a part of a multi-cultural, multi-racial and multi-generational band contributes to the overall success as a band and how the combination each of their unique identities play a key role in how this band continues to bring such great perspective to the audience it serves.
Joslyn and The Sweet Compression band members Marty Charters, Smith Donaldson and Joslyn Hampton discuss how being a part of a multi-cultural, multi-racial and multi-generational…
Several years ago I attended three murder trials of Ryan Widmer in Warren County, OH and through this experience I met then Cincinnati Enquirer reporter Janice Hisle who later became a dear friend and also the author of "Submerged: Ryan Widmer, his drowned bride and the justice system". I was honored to have her on "Gray Matters" Hosted by Renee Collins to discuss not only the actual trials of Mr. Widmer but also the role unconscious bias and more specifically "confirmation bias" played the conviction of Mr. Widmer.
Gray Matters Episode #8 features our interview with Janice Hisle, author of the book Submerged: Ryan Widmer, his drowned bride and the justice system on "Gray…
Overtones and Gray Matters Hosted By Renee Collins Cobb welcomes guests Miss Kentucky 2019 Alex Franke who competed for the MIss America 2020 Title December 19, 2019 AND we revisit our interview with Miss America 2000 Heather French Henry as we talk about music, the arts their social platforms of the arts and Veteran's issues as well as biases and misunderstandings about the Miss America Program and pageants in general. Original Broadcast Date: December 16, 2019 on Radiolex WLXU 93.9 LP FM
Overtones Hosted By Renee Collins Cobb welcomes guests Miss Kentucky 2019 Alex Franke who will be competing for the MIss America 2020 Title December 19, 2019 AND…
The 24-Time National Championship Title University of Kentucky Cheerleading Squad is celebrating a reunion in a couple of weeks. On Gray Matters Podcast Hosted By Renee Collins, we welcome UK Cheerleading and Graduate Assistant Alum Dale Baldwin who talks to us about overcoming adversity, the value of diversity and inclusion in organizations and taking life "one 8-count at a time"
On Gray Matters Hosted By Renee Collins. we welcome UK Cheerleading and Graduate Assistant Alum Dale Baldwin who talks to us about overcoming adversity, the value…
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Join host Renee Collins with special guests explore the topic of unconscious bias and to discuss how our brains influence our decisions and relationships. Let's explore the cognitive science behind our daily lives...Opening Minds...One Thought At A Time
