Tolu Oke, Founder of The Inclusive Experience Group & former Global Head of DEI at Diageo, talks social mobility & the 'Gratitude Complex’...

Ex-Global Head of DEI, Diageo - 'unwritten rules' & untangling socio-economic barriers at work

Inclusive onboarding is crucial for establishing a workplace that values diversity and inclusion. Ashleigh Chavez discusses how integrating DEI principles from the start can enhance employee engagement and satisfaction. She emphasizes the importance of creating a supportive environment where everyone feels they belong.

Ashleigh Chavez | Cultivating Belonging through Onboarding

VERSION : ORIGINAL
LANGUE : VERSION ESPANOLA
FIXATION : 2025
ISRC : FR-9W1-25-41594
ARTISTE : PHILIPPE JOUMARD
SITE : www.philippejoumard.fr

En un mundo donde los despidos económicos son cada vez más frecuentes, 'Rebondir' es una canción que resuena con aquellos que buscan levantarse y encontrar un nuevo comienzo. Con letras conmovedoras como 'En la fábrica que cierra sus puertas, vidas que se tambalean', esta canción captura la esencia de la lucha y la esperanza. Mezclando Trance, Pop, Electro y Pop Rock, 'Rebondir' ofrece un ambiente enérgico e inspirador, perfecto para aquellos que atraviesan momentos difíciles.

Rebondir (Versión Española)

With a show at an earlier time frame because I had too see the homie perform. But nevertheless I delivered lol, some of my classics, new Vic Mensa, some dance feels as well as classics this is the Sonic Green Room.

Back to Basics Dope Music and Good Vibes: The Sonic Green Room Episode 65

"Just Like You" is a powerful body positivity anthem for anyone who has ever been judged by their appearance.

With high energy, emotional lyrics, and a strong message of self-love, equality, and pride, this song reminds us that every body deserves respect. No matter your size, shape, or background – we’re all human. We’re all the same. Just like you.

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🎵 Title: Just Like You

***Verse 1***
Y ou see me walking down the street
I’ve got a heart, I’ve got two feet
But some just judge me by my size
Not by the fire in my eyes

You look, you whisper, you assume
Like I don't belong in the room
But I’ve got dreams and I’ve got grace
Just like you, I’ve got a place

***Chorus***
I’m more than the shape you see
I’m strong, I’m wild, I’m truly free
Don’t need your shame, don’t need your doubt
My worth is something you can’t count
So    look down, I’m rising through
I’m human too, I’m just like you

***Verse 2***
I laugh, I cry, I fall in love
I dance beneath the stars above
I feel the sun, I chase the rain
I’ve known both joy and deepest pain

You talk of health like it’s your fight
But kindness too is health, and right
I’m not your project, not your flaw
I’m beauty, soul, and strength with awe

***Chorus***
I’m more than the shape you see
I’m strong, I’m wild, I’m truly free
Don’t need your shame, don’t need your doubt
My worth is something you can’t count
So don’t look down, I’m rising through
I’m human too, I’m just like you

***Bridge***
Your words can't shrink the love I give
This is my body, and I live
With pride, with peace, I claim my skin
My story’s where true love begins

***Final Chorus***
I’m more than the shape you see
I’m strong, I’m wild, I’m truly free
Don’t need your shame, don’t need your doubt
My worth is something you can’t count
So open hearts, and change your view
We’re all the same. I’m just like you

***Outro Bridge***
Just like you
Your words can't shrink the love I give
This is my body, and I live
With pride, with peace, I claim my skin
My story’s where true love begins
You can't count, and change your view
We’re all the same. I’m just like you

Just Like You - Duraldon

Artists : Sceptical C
Location : RaRaRadio
Episode name : Electronic Arts

As an Artist, whom grew from the beginnings of DJ'ing with vinyl in the 90's, he loves to blend so many genres together, as long as it consists elements of driving frequencies, telling his sincere musical story.

The sounds that are transmitted while behind the decks, either as Sceptical C or RaHis, consist of frequency and indigenous based sounds which he often blends with Techno, Melodic Techno, Afro house, House, Tech House, but most definitely tracks containing healing and regenerating frequencies and so much more. The musical story consist of a drive that will make the dance floor move because of the frequencies being broadcasted from the hearth, through the available channels, blended together live on the fly, unpredicted and no track preselection.

Whenever or where ever you encounter RaHis, all of his musical frequential magic, will contain percussive vibes that are received in such a way by the audience, that it will make them get in such a state of happiness keeping their bodies moving with maximum enjoyment, forgetting their day to day life, while healing themselves. Especially when the audience opens up to receive the healing frequencies heard and felt, that are transferred via whatever sound system.

https://linktr.ee/scepticalc.official


Sceptical C @ RaRaRadio - Electronic Arts

On Episode 587 of Impact Boom, Charles Redding of Momentum Wheels for Humanity discusses global barriers to disability inclusion, the urgent need for accessible rehabilitation and assistive technology services, and how social enterprises like CLASP are advancing equity through scalable, sustainable business solutions.

If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode!

If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 471 with Erika Gleeson on designing inclusive businesses by listening to neurodiverse lived experiences -> https://bit.ly/3H2zOmU

The team who made this episode happen were:
Host: Indio Myles
Guest(s): Charles Redding
Producer: Indio Myles

We invite you to join our community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram to stay up to date on the latest social innovation news and resources to help you turn ideas into impact. You'll also find us on all the major podcast streaming platforms, where you can also leave a review and provide feedback.

Episode 587 (2025) Charles Redding On Advancing Disability Inclusion And Global Health Systems

This week we are discussing returning to a career in research after a break for family reasons, health or caring responsibilities. We will explore challenges, the skills shortage in STEM, success stories and support available. With me to discuss all of this is Dr Katie Perry, Chief Executive at the Daphne Jackson Trust.

Dr Katie Perry - Returning to a career in research after a break

In this episode, Julie Ward, former MEP with a background in activism, talks about the Durham-based 'No To Hassockfield' campaign. Hassockfield is the site of an Immigration Removal Centre and the campaign was fighting for its closure, uses creative arts as a powerful tool to raise awareness of the harms caused by asylum detention and the need to provide community alternatives, whilst also providing a culture of care for the campaigners. 

This presentation was recorded at the UNESCO RIELA Spring School: The Arts of Integrating 2025. This event gets hosted annually in person in Glasgow, Scotland in May and online in October. The next edition is due on 27-31 October 2025.

For the full show notes, please visit bit.ly/thesoundsofintegration

The Sounds of the Spring School

Julie Ward on the No To Hassockfield campaign

E81 - Julie Ward on the No To Hassockfield campaign

Artists : RaHis
Location : Safespace
Episode name : Frequential Banging Signals

As an Artist, whom grew from the beginnings of DJ'ing with vinyl in the 90's, he loves to blend so many genres together, as long as it consists elements of driving frequencies, telling his sincere musical story.

The sounds that are transmitted while behind the decks, either as RaHis, consist of frequency and indigenous based sounds which he often blends with Techno, Melodic Techno, Afro house, House, Tech House, but most definitely tracks containing healing and regenerating frequencies and so much more. The musical story consist of a drive that will make the dance floor move because of the frequencies being broadcasted from the hearth, through the available channels, blended together live on the fly, unpredicted and no track preselection.

Whenever or where ever you encounter RaHis, all of his musical frequential magic, will contain percussive vibes that are received in such a way by the audience, that it will make them get in such a state of happiness keeping their bodies moving with maximum enjoyment, forgetting their day to day life, while healing themselves. Especially when the audience opens up to receive the healing frequencies heard and felt, that are transferred via whatever sound system.

https://linktr.ee/scepticalc.official

RaHis @ Safespace - Frequential Banging Signals

America's identity struggle - CGC insights

As the workforce becomes increasingly diverse—not just in terms of race and ethnicity, but also in education, language, and lived experiences—brands must rethink how they communicate internally. It's not enough to craft a compelling message if it isn’t understood, or worse, if no one cares. 

For communication to be effective, it must be accessible, relevant, and actionable. Employees need to clearly grasp what the message means for them and what, if anything, they’re expected to do next. Without that clarity and connection, even the most well-crafted message falls flat.

Effective internal communication begins with empathy, which starts with recognizing the diversity of today’s workforce. Across a single organization, employees may span multiple job shifts, job functions, languages, education levels, and cultural backgrounds. Inclusive communication must be multilingual, multi-channel, and well-timed to meet people where they are, both physically and cognitively. 

Traditional top-down communications often fall short because they’re designed for a single type of audience. However, when messages are designed with a broader range of identities in mind, and supported by data, feedback, and direct human connection, they drive authentic engagement and build trust. Employees feel seen, heard, and valued, and they recognize the company’s effort to include them.

When language barriers exist, translating core messages into employees’ native languages and using transcreation to adapt them for cultural context becomes essential. Communication plans must consider how different audiences will interpret a message, what cultural context might alter its meaning, and, most importantly, why they should care.

In this episode of The New Mainstream podcast, Jenna Marston, Communications Manager at BASF, shares how she uses inclusive, multilingual strategies to engage employees across geographies, leveraging an approach rooted in active listening, cultural awareness, and authentic connection.


Why Internal Messaging Fails and How Inclusive Communication Fixes It with Jenna Marsto

Artists : RaHis
Location : Safespace
Episode name : Wax on Wax off and polish that Diamond

As an Artist, whom grew from the beginnings of DJ'ing with vinyl in the 90's, he loves to blend so many genres together, as long as it consists elements of driving frequencies, telling his sincere musical story.

The sounds that are transmitted while behind the decks, either as Sceptical C or RaHis, consist of frequency and indigenous based sounds which he often blends with Techno, Melodic Techno, Afro house, House, Tech House, but most definitely tracks containing healing and regenerating frequencies and so much more. The musical story consist of a drive that will make the dancefloor move because of the frequencies being broadcasted from the hearth, through the available channels, blended together live on the fly, unpredicted and no track preselection.

Whenever or where ever you encounter RaHis, all of his musical frequential magic, will contain percussive vibes that are received in such a way by the audience, that it will make them get in such a state of happiness keeping their bodies moving with maximum enjoyment, forgetting their day to day life, while healing themselves. Especially when the audience opens up to receive the healing frequencies heard and felt, that are transferred via whatever sound system.

linktr.ee/scepticalc.official

RaHis @ Safespace - Wax on Wax off and polish that Diamond

Starting the boomerang again back n forth like Aaliyah. This set goes from new laid back rap to aggressive jungle and some of the kilt hits. This is the Sonic Green Room.

Back in SD! The Boomerang Begins, Alfredo 2 + Jungle Set: The Sonic Green Room Episode 67

one world one family

Dive into the vibrant world of offshore development with "Unity in Diversity: Offshore Insights", a podcast that celebrates the rich tapestry of cultures, success stories, and team dynamics within our offshore teams in Pune and Chennai. Hosted by Markus Witcomb and Kannan, this series brings you inspiring voices from our Offshore Development Centres, showcasing how cultural diversity fuels creativity and innovation.

Join us as we:

Discover how the diverse backgrounds of our team members influence problem-solving and innovation, turning cultural richness into a creative force.

Hear real-life experiences and memorable projects that highlight the dedication, empathy, and innovation of our offshore teams.

Learn how strong human connections and supportive work environments are nurtured within our diverse and distributed teams.

Whether through Diwali celebrations or teamwork in the dark hours before a deadline, our offshore teams shine with the values that India holds dear—diversity, resilience, and togetherness. 

Tune in to be inspired by the stories and insights that make our offshore experience truly unique.

Episode 3 - Unity in Diversity: Offshore Insights

Deep Dive into the essence of the conversation between Mike Green, co-founder of Common Ground Conversations on Race in America and Robert Principe, author of "Excuse Me While I Skip a Beat: Working to Reinvent My Like and Leadership As A White Guy" from a meeting on Aug 4, 2025.

CGC Truth Resonates - American History and Racial Dynamics - Ai summary convo between Mike Green and Robert Principe

Julia Stretch, Fenn Aldred and Liam Jenkins are three of the leaders of Friends of Rhonda, a network set up to provide community and belonging to queer people in our industry.
In a wide ranging and candid discussion, Ellie and the team discuss what it is to be queer in advertising, and in life; queer representation in advertising and film; allyship, and what it means; the important role that Friends of Rhonda provides in connecting and supporting the queer community; and the aspirations of the group as it extends from its Melbourne base into other markets in Australia. 
Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/managing-marketing/id1018735190 
Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/75mJ4Gt6MWzFWvmd3A64XW?si=a3b63c66ab6e4934 
Listen on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/managing-marketing
Listen on Podbean: https://managingmarketing.podbean.com/ 
For more episodes of TrinityP3’s Managing Marketing podcast, visit https://www.trinityp3.com/managing-marketing-podcasts/ 
Recorded live on Zoom and edited, mixed and managed by JML Audio with thanks to Jared Lattouf.

Friends of Rhonda And Ellie Angell Discuss What It Is To Be Queer In Advertising

CGC Journal August 2025 - America's Deep-Rooted Rape Culture - From Epstein to America's Founding Fathers

Shows:
808’s & xtra cheese 6PM PST - 7:15 PM PST Mondays
Soundbombing 7PM PST - 8:30 PM PST Wednesdays
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Ashleigh Chavez is a San Diego–based HR strategist focused on employee relations, DEI, talent acquisition, and global human resources.

🧬 Biographie officielle – Philippe Joumard

Philippe Joumard est un auteur-compositeur indépendant installé à Cers, dans l’Hérault (France). Artiste ouvertement gay et engagé, il façonne une musique poétique, inclusive et solaire, où s’entrelacent chanson folk, slam narratif et atmosphères occitanes. Son univers sonore célèbre l’identité choisie, la mémoire des lieux, et les voix en quête d’asile intime.

À travers des titres comme “Cers, Mon Village” ou “Béziers, la Perle du Sud”, il explore les liens entre territoire, fierté et transmission, avec une démarche artistique hybride mêlant direction humaine et technologie musicale assistée (Suno AI).

Passionné de musique depuis l’adolescence, Philippe a évolué dans la radio locale, en tant qu’animateur à Loire FM (Saint-Étienne – 42) et Radio Pluriel (Saint-Priest – 69), où il a également exercé comme producteur. Cette expérience lui a offert un regard curieux et ouvert sur les esthétiques sonores, en particulier les scènes trance, qu’il explore aux côtés de proches producteurs.

Depuis 2025, il compose des morceaux solaires et intimistes pour toutes celles et ceux qui cherchent à se sentir chez eux — dans une voix, dans un village, ou dans un refrain. Son prochain album, Tomorrow Belongs to Everyone – Global Anthem Series, poursuit cette quête universelle à travers des hymnes engagés et multilingues.

🎙️ Official Bio – Philippe Joumard (EN)

Philippe Joumard is an independent singer-songwriter based in Cers, southern France. Openly gay and socially committed, he creates poetic, inclusive, and sunlit music that blends folk songwriting, narrative slam, and Occitan-inspired atmospheres.

His songs like “Cers, Mon Village” and “Béziers, la Perle du Sud” explore the bonds between identity, memory, and southern roots, through an artistic process that combines heartfelt direction with AI-assisted musical tools (Suno AI).

Philippe is passionate about music, with long-standing ties to the trance scene through close producer friends. He was formerly a radio host and producer at Loire FM (Saint-Étienne – 42) and Radio Pluriel (Saint-Priest – 69), where he cultivated his curiosity and eclectic sound culture.

Since 2025, he’s been composing radiant, introspective tracks for all those seeking a home — in a voice, a village, or a chorus. His upcoming album, Tomorrow Belongs to Everyone – Global Anthem Series, extends this mission across languages and borders.

Versatile music producer from Germany.
EDM, pop, cinematic, and more – always emotional, always authentic.

Managing Marketing is a weekly podcast hosted by the marketing subject matter experts at TrinityP3 Global Marketing Management Consultants.
Each podcast is a conversation with a thought-leader, expert, professional or practitioner of marketing, media, advertising and communications on the issues, insights and opportunities in the marketing management category.
Ideal for marketers, advertisers, media and commercial communications professionals.
TrinityP3 is the leading global marketing management consultancy with offices in Sydney, Singapore, London and New York. 
More marketing management thought-leading ideas and concepts can be found on the blog.

Named one of the top 20 consultancy podcast 2021 - Welp Magazine

The New Mainstream podcast features real conversations about the cultural nuances impacting multicultural communities in the U.S. and its influence on brand marketing and the importance of DEI in strategic marketing conversations.

Impact Boom searches the globe to find the people, stories & inspiration to help you create maximum positive impact.

We interview world-leading social innovators, entrepreneurs, changemakers, designers, educators, thinkers and doers who share Insights, ideas & inspiration. As long as these leaders are focussing their efforts on creating positive social and environmental change, we'll make sure you hear about it.

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Biography :
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Sceptical C

The Antillean Artist Corne Van Der Heijden, hailing from Curacao N.A., was nurtured in an environment rich in various musical styles that continue to flow through his veins, defining his sound today. His journey into DJing commenced at the age of 12 when he became captivated by the art of playing vinyl. At 18, he transitioned to Eindhoven, in The Netherlands, for his studies, believing this would signify the end of his musical pursuits. Contrary to this belief, it marked the beginning of a remarkable new chapter, leading him to embrace his passion for electronic music. 

His musical journey has garnered significant attention, and his extensive collection of released and unreleased original tracks has established him as a highly sought-after DJ for various events, whether utilising digital vinyl or performing live. This multifaceted artist is poised to energise numerous dance floors. His musical style is profoundly engaging, traversing genres from house to techno, interwoven with classic influences, consistently retaining an underground allure that is entrancing. He emphasises the importance of connecting with his audience, as he believes that the true value of music lies in the collective experience it creates.

QUOTATION OF THE ARTIST
“We are the transitional generation. This is our dance. Thank you for the gift of sound, vibrations and all those that make it happen. I love every second I spend dancing to any beat that fills my heart, special thanks to you that feels the same and danced by my side. It’s nearly time to play and set the date, great vibes and sick beats coming soon. Dance, Love and be Happy”

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Kucera Rec. // Platinium Rec. // Gobsmacked Rec. // Extorsion Group Rec. // Mastertraxx // Gayle San Rec.(GSR) // Naked Lunch // TMMR // BassAssault Rec // Elektrax Rec // 
Flatlife Rec. // Red Section // Dec Records // Plastiq // Audio Autopsy // Elmart Rec.// Common Good // EchoDeluxe Rec. // Darkletvm Rec. // Keep On Techno Rec.//Burn-Audio // 
Trust Recordings
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Supported By :
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Viper XXl, Ortin Cam, Frank Kvitta, Alex Kvitta, Mike Drama, DJ Hi-Shock, Go Diva!, Dot Chandler (Fernanda Martins), Patrick DSP, Submerge, Dj Mr. Jones, 
Manuel Orf, Rolf Mulder, Gayle San, Sven Wittekind, Luke Creed, Diarmaid O'meara, DJ Artek, Vegim, A.Paul, Oliver Kucera, Spark Taberner, Boris Ross, 
Concrete DJ's just to name a few.

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We Are Back Festival / BACKTOGETHER AME
Amsterdam Dance Event
Dutch Design Week 
Tresor (DE) 
MUTE (BG)
Decibel Outdoor
So What Festival
Ruhr in Love (DE)
Dommelvallei / PACT / KING-S
Zodiak Commune
Basstraxx
Fuck You Were From Eindhoven
Switch
Rewired
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E-Mail : scepticalc.official@gmail.com
E-Mail : scepticalc@hotmail.com

Welcome to the podcast series of the UNESCO Chair in Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts (RILA) at the University of Glasgow. 

We bring you sounds to make you think about integration, languages, culture, society and identity. A collection of academic musings, poetry, lesser heard voices and personal stories for you to enjoy and expand you horizons with. In short: a podcast for everyone with stories from the world, about the world, released fortnightly.

We work in collaboration with Glasgow Refugee, Asylum and Migration Network (GRAMNet) and its partners. Together, our aim is to promote creative, practical multilingual action for change at all levels of society to build capacity in research and action focused on fostering cultural expressions of heritage and diversity with displaced peoples, and academic freedom for those at risk.

Please subscribe to get notified of new episodes coming out! Full show notes can be found on the University of Glasgow's UNESCO RILA pages: bit.ly/thesoundsofintegration

The Foundation for Science and Technology podcast - exploring issues of science, technology and innovation with experts from government, parliament, industry and the research community.

Strap in, we're heading into the most complex or divisive areas of workplace cultures. It's the HR Grapevine podcast! Join us weekly for an in-depth chat with an expert in working life.

New tracks tagged #Diversity