
In this episode, Dr. Adrian Johnson-Williams is joined by Jennie Jean Davidson, Executive Director at Neighborhood House Louisville, to explore how conversations between Black and white women in the U.S. are shaped by a...


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EquitAble explores the many ways to make equity actionable. Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams and expert guests discuss how clearly defining equity and understanding how to pursue it in various contexts can help diminish, if not eliminate, inequities.
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Signup to Generate a PitchEquitAble explores the many ways to make equity actionable. Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams and expert guests discuss how clearly defining equity and understanding how to pursue it in various contexts can help diminish, if not eliminate, inequities.
EquitAble is hosted by Dr. Adriane Johnson‑Williams. The show has published 45 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "White, Woman, Friend with Jennie Jean Davidson" (20 October 2026, 44 minutes), "Purposeful Agility with Kerry-Jo Ford Lyn" (31 August 2026, 42 minutes), and "Purposeful Agility with Kerry-Jo Ford Lyn" (31 August 2026, 42 minutes).
EquitAble publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 39 minutes across 45 episodes.
Booking probability for EquitAble is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. EquitAble requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. EquitAble's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for EquitAble are Business & Management Consulting. EquitAble has a business audience.
Dr. Adriane Johnson‑Williams hosts EquitAble, a business podcast with 45 episodes published.
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In this episode, Dr. Adrian Johnson-Williams is joined by Jennie Jean Davidson, Executive Director at Neighborhood House Louisville, to explore how conversations between Black and white women in the U.S. are shaped by a...

Episode #44
Navigating today’s volatile organizations demands a radical shift in leadership—away from rigid plans and toward cultivating trust, care, and real conversations around humanity, equity, and accountability. Kerry-Jo Ford...

Episode #44
<p>Navigating today’s volatile organizations demands a radical shift in leadership—away from rigid plans and toward cultivating trust, care, and real conversations around humanity, equity, and accountability. Kerry-Jo...

Episode #43
<p>Drawing from decades of experience in leadership development, Dr. Marc Roudebush and Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams break down what it means to create cultures where learning, listening, and growth reach far beyond the...

Episode #42
<p>Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams and David Feld dig into the impact of identity, upbringing, and cognitive diversity on organizational teams and leadership. Their conversation explores how diverse backgrounds and...

Episode #41
Join us as we look into the changing landscape of philanthropy with a focus on how power and unity have shaped and sometimes distorted efforts for social change. Drawing parallels between past and present movements...

Episode #41
<p>Join us as we look into the changing landscape of philanthropy with a focus on how power and unity have shaped and sometimes distorted efforts for social change. Drawing parallels between past and present movements...

<p>Equity is both an urgent goal and a long-term vision, requiring leaders to hold onto ambitious ideals while navigating current practical constraints. Parvathi Santhosh-Kumar and Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams explore...

Equity is both an urgent goal and a long-term vision, requiring leaders to hold onto ambitious ideals while navigating current practical constraints. Parvathi Santhosh-Kumar and Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams explore how...

Episode #39
<p>Examining the complex role of white men in conversations about racial and economic justice, the episode challenges prevailing narratives and calls for greater inclusion and vulnerability among men who are often...

Episode #38
<p>Dr. Adriane Johnson Williams sits down with Ashley B. Stewart of The Corvian Group to explore how leaders can navigate unprecedented complexity and collective trauma in today’s workplaces. Together, they unpack why...

Episode #37
<p>Organizations often overlook the nuanced realities of their members by relying solely on surveys and formal reviews. Augusto Cuginotti joins Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams to explore how participatory narrative...

Episode #36
<p>Complex, often adversarial dynamics exist between the nonprofit sector and philanthropy, with an urgent need for structural change and mutual accountability. Amber Hamilton and Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams...

<p>Leaders succeed when they intentionally balance achieving results with honoring the humanity of those they guide. In Part 2 of a candid conversation, Crystal Collier of Leadership and Results Coaching and Dr. Adriane...

<p>Leaders today face the challenge of pursuing results while honoring the humanity of their teams, especially in a climate marked by collective trauma and socio-political upheaval.This engaging discussion (Part 1 of 2)...

Episode #33
<p>In this conversation between Jamila Walker, Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, MSSW, and Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams centers on why Black women, especially entrepreneurs and leaders, require dedicated mental...

Episode #32
<p>Amber Hamilton, an expert in nonprofits, philanthropy, and leadership, challenges the status quo of institutional philanthropy, examining how wealth-hoarding and outdated models keep communities marginalized while...

<p>Dave Armstrong brings us inside the vital role small, locally owned grocery stores play in rural community resilience, equity, and well-being. Through the story of Farm Fresh in Carterville, Illinois, the episode...

Episode #30
<p>This episode explores how individuals and communities can move toward a more equitable world by intentionally gathering, sharing resources, and embracing both the joy and the intensity of the human experience. Kym...

<p>Racial equity work is multifaceted, and progress depends on a diversity of methods, audiences, and personal experiences. Dr. Nika White, Founder of Nika White Consulting, and Jasmine Williams, CEO & Principal...
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