
What if the very thing you're being praised for at work is the thing keeping you from getting promoted? You're dependable. You deliver results. You're the person everyone calls when something needs to get done. Your...


At The Climb Podcast, our mission is clear: to empower women of color in their pursuit of leadership roles within the private and public sectors. We understand that the workplace can present distinctive challenges for women of color, and our podcast is your dedicated guide to navigating this terrain. With each episode, we delve into the strategies, stories, and experiences that can propel you forward on your professional journey. Join us as we spotlight the extraordinary achievements of women of color and equip you with the knowledge and inspiration to not only survive but thrive in today’s workplaces. Your success is our focus, and together, we’ll forge a path to leadership that is as unique and unstoppable as you are.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAt The Climb Podcast, our mission is clear: to empower women of color in their pursuit of leadership roles within the private and public sectors. We understand that the workplace can present distinctive challenges for women of color, and our podcast is your dedicated guide to navigating this terrain.
Recent episodes include "The Promotion Gap: What You Think Matters vs. What Actually Matters." (28 October 2026, 23 minutes), "Your Silence Is Costing You More Than You Think" (22 October 2026, 31 minutes), and "Who is Telling Your Story? Why the right people need to hear what you did this year?" (14 October 2026, 18 minutes).
The Climb publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 23 minutes.
Booking probability for The Climb is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Climb requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Climb's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Climb are Business & Professional Training and Business & Management Consulting. The Climb has a business audience.
The Climb is a business podcast.
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What if the very thing you're being praised for at work is the thing keeping you from getting promoted? You're dependable. You deliver results. You're the person everyone calls when something needs to get done. Your...

This solo episode from The Climb Podcast is a practical wake-up call for women of color navigating leadership, feedback, boundaries, and career growth. Felicia Smith argues that the conversation you keep rehearsing in...

DOWNLOAD THE FINISH DIFFERENT SCORECARD Put this episode into practice: https://jointheclimb.myflodesk.com/products/finishdifferent Your work doesn’t speak for itself. You have to give it a voice. In this episode of The...

We're in Q4. And if you're like most high-achievers, you're already doing the math. What did I accomplish? What didn't happen? How far off am I from where I thought I'd be by now? And somewhere in that inventory...

Episode #10
Are you paying attention to what's happening in your organization — or do you understand what it means ? In the Season 7 finale of The Climb Podcast, host Felicia Smith unpacks one of the most underrated leadership...

Episode #9
Strong is not the same as well. In this episode of The Climb Podcast, host Felicia Smith sits down with Ebony Grover — founder and CEO of LYLAS (Love You Like a Sister) — for an honest conversation about the cost of...

As women of color, many of us weren't just taught to work hard—we were taught to survive. We learned how to stretch a paycheck, help family when they needed us, and celebrate career milestones. But too often, no one...

Have you ever left a meeting wondering, "How did they come to that decision?" Or watched someone get promoted and thought, "What am I missing?" Many of us assume the answer lies with the people involved. But what if the...

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<h1>Emotional Intelligence Part 4: Relationship Management</h1><p>You've probably heard the advice:</p><p>"Work hard and your work will speak for itself."</p><p>While performance absolutely matters, leadership requires...

Leadership isn't just about understanding yourself. It's about understanding the people around you. In Part 3 of our Emotional Intelligence series, we're exploring Social Awareness —one of the most overlooked leadership...

<h1>Leadership isn't just about understanding yourself.</h1><p>It's about understanding the people around you.</p><p>In Part 3 of our Emotional Intelligence series, we're exploring Social Awareness—one of the most...

<h1>Knowing yourself is only the beginning.</h1><p>The real test of leadership is what you do with that knowledge when emotions are running high.</p><p>In Part 2 of our Emotional Intelligence series, we're talking about...

Knowing yourself is only the beginning. The real test of leadership is what you do with that knowledge when emotions are running high. In Part 2 of our Emotional Intelligence series, we're talking about...

<h1>Everyone wants to talk about leadership.</h1><p>Leading teams.</p><p>Managing conflict.</p><p>Influencing decisions.</p><p>Driving results.</p><p>But before any of that comes self-awareness.</p><p>And if we're...

<p>You can work hard, mean well, and be excellent at what you do—and people can still walk away with a perception of you that's quietly shaping your opportunities. In this episode, Felicia tackles one of her favorite...

<p>For years, we've told women to get a seat at the table.</p><p>Get the degree.</p><p>Build the expertise.</p><p>Work hard.</p><p>Earn the opportunity.</p><p>But what happens after you get there?</p><p>What happens...

<p>The conversations women of color have quietly been carrying for years… finally said out loud.</p><p>We talked about burnout.</p><p>Visibility.</p><p>Leadership.</p><p>Career...

<p>What if the advice you’ve been following is the very thing slowing your career down?</p><p>You’ve been working hard. Saying yes. Being dependable. Keeping your head down.</p><p>And on the surface — that sounds...

<h2>We’ve been taught to think about career gaps as a choice.</h2><p>Something planned.</p><p>Something intentional.</p><p>Something we can easily explain.</p><p>But the reality is different.</p><p>“What we found… women...
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