Hosted by Alexis Boss · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 30 episodes
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Your Favorite Black Lobbyist (YFBL) dives into where policy, culture, and personal growth meet. Join host Alexis as she breaks down how legislation impacts daily life, shares stories of advocacy and leadership, and highlights voices often left out of the room. Expect honest talks on power, wellness, and living boldly. Be informed, inspired, and reminded your voice matter’s.
Alexis Boss hosts Your Favorite Black Lobbyist, a government show with 30 episodes published.
What actually happens during a legislative session—and why does it matter after lawmakers leave the Capitol? In this episode, I’m joined by Sarah Hunt-Blackwell of the ACLU of Georgia for a conversation unpacking the maj
Show notesConversations about Black women’s impact are often framed through politics—but the full story lives in policy. In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Tammy Greer for an educational and historically grounded conversation that
Show notesAdvocacy and lobbying are often used interchangeably—but they are not the same. Understanding the distinction is key to engaging effectively in policy, business, and civic spaces. In this solo episode, I break down the d
Show notesWe are often encouraged to define ourselves by one role, one title, or one version of who we are. This episode challenges that idea. In this conversation, I’m joined by AD, a multi-faceted creative and entrepreneur, to e
Show notesUnderstanding the patterns is one thing—learning how to navigate them is another. In Part 2 of this conversation, I continue with Dwayna Haley, creator of the “WHOAskedthePRGirl?!” series, as we move from awareness to st
Show notesPerformance doesn’t always translate to protection—and in many cases, it can shift perception in ways that are difficult to name but deeply felt. In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, I sit down with Dwayna Haley, cre
Show notesHospitality and advocacy may seem like two separate worlds—but at their core, both rely on relationships, trust, and the ability to navigate competing interests in real time. In this episode, I’m joined by Andrew Hopson,
Show notesTechnology increasingly shapes how people access information, understand institutions, and participate in civic life. In this episode, I sit down with Drew Stephenson, an engineer, actor, and entrepreneur who developed a
Show notesThought leadership is often discussed, but rarely defined. In this episode, we unpack what it truly means to lead with ideas—responsibly, strategically, and with long-term impact. I’m joined by Latrice Knuckles, Founder
Show notesIn this solo episode, I’m stepping back to talk about awareness — what it means to stay informed, engaged, and grounded in a fast-moving political and digital environment. Too often, civic conversations feel overwhelming
Show notesIn this episode, I sit down with Angela Ingram, owner of Café Bartique, to discuss what it truly takes to build and maintain a brick-and-mortar business. From operational strategy to community engagement, we explore how
Show notesCivic engagement begins with understanding how the system actually works. In this episode, I’m joined by Justin Kirnon, a lobbyist and civic education advocate, for a conversation on Civics 101. Together, we break down t
Show notesSeason 2 starts with a reset. In this solo episode, Alexis reflects on growth, missed moments, and the lessons that shaped this next chapter. We talk about intention, leadership, and why understanding the systems around
Show notesThis final episode closes out Season 1 with reflection, honesty, and gratitude. I take time to look back on the year — the growth, the grief, the obedience required to keep moving forward even when I didn’t have all the
Show notesThis episode Alexis closes out 2025 with a grounded, honest look at the political landscape and the moments that defined this year. From voter turnout and state-level power shifts to social movements, policy tensions, an
Show notesThis episode explores how gratitude can reshape the way we show up during the holiday season—especially when political conversations find their way to the dinner table. I break down practical tools to help you navigate t
Show notesIn this episode of Your Favorite Black Lobbyist, Alexis and Chris Bruce explore the “No Kings” protest and the broader questions it raises about power, accountability, and civic engagement in Atlanta following the electi
Show notesIn this episode, Alexis talks with De'Anna Harris, partner at Midnight Rider Consulting, about the realities of navigating politics through the lenses of race, bipartisanship, and advocacy. They discuss the power and pre
Show notesIn this episode, Alexis unpacks the growing trend of performative Christianity — where faith becomes content, and authenticity meets the algorithm. She explores how social media has blurred the lines between genuine spir
Show notesThis week, Alexis takes you inside the Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative Conference — the most pivotal gathering for Black policy, advocacy, and leadership in the U.S. From the panels to the hallway conversat
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