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In this episode X speaks with Dylan Adler. Dylan Adler (he/him) is a comedian, actor, writer, and musician based in NYC and LA. He's currently a writer on the Late Late Show with James Corden where he also performed  Stand Up and was a Sports Correspondent. He was recently named a  Comic You Should and Will Know by Vulture Magazine.  He's also performed for Comedy Central and the New Yor...

In this episode X speaks with euni. euni (she/they) is a multi-disciplinary artist, facilitator, and educator and founder of Self Study . She guides embodied healing + intentional intimacy practices as a ritual. She incorporates cultural reverence, ecopsychology, herbal medicine, spiritual ideologies, and socioeconomic intersectionality to inform and inspire collaborative creative expression. Each...

In this episode, X speaks with Elliot Lum. Elliot Lum (he/him) is currently EVP, Community and Growth at the Association of National Advertisers where he is leading their efforts to shape the future of marketing talent. Prior to this role, Elliot was Vice President, Strategic Marketing at Columbia Records where for six years, he put together marketing partnerships between brands and artists. Prior...

In this episode X speaks with Winston Clements. Winston Ben Clements (he/him) was predicted to live a life of isolation and pain due to a rare bone disorder known as Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI). This condition caused his bones to be extremely fragile, suffering over 200 fractures in his lifetime. Despite this, he has taken a stand for a quality of life that knows no excuses and no limits. Winston...

In this episode X speaks with Pratima Mani. Pratima Mani (she/her) is a Peabody-receiving, two-time Emmy nominated comedic writer and performer based in New York City, currently writing for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. With roots in NYC’s live comedy scene, she has written for the likes of Upright Citizens Brigade Theater’s Maude Night. Reductress and The Belladonna. She’s an alum of Spotif...

In this episode X speaks with Art Cai. Art Cai (he/him) is an Asian-American comedian who hails from Nebraska and is now based in Brooklyn. He is the host of the JERRY SEINFELD PRESENTS... show and the award-winning TEACH ME GOOD podcast. He’s performed for Buzzfeed, Vox, all around NYC (including: New York Comedy Festival @ Caroline's, Asian Comedy Festival and Diverse AF Festival), and once...

In this episode X speaks with Theresa Watts. Throughout her career, Theresa (she/her) has worked as a Human Resources professional enhancing organizational capabilities for large Fortune 500 and private organizations. She has years of experience designing, developing, and delivering organizational curriculum. In her current role, as the leader of the human resources function, she is responsible fo...

In this episode X speaks with Traunza Adams. Traunza (she/her) is a board member and advisor to startups and early-stage companies. She has over 30 years experience building and leading global People teams, spanning five continents and various industries including enterprise software, ed tech, fin tech, health tech, and social services. She was most recently the Chief People Officer for H1, a pre-...

In this episode X speaks with Jasmine Francis. Jasmine Francis (she/her) is a dynamic People Leader with 15 years of experience working in both corporate and start-up environments. Best known for her human-first philosophy and unique hands-on approach, she is passionate about building and implementing inclusive strategies that focus on creating a values-driven culture and delivering a world-class...

In this episode X speaks with Sara Bokhari. Sara Bokhari (she/her) is a passionate advocate for creating inclusive and supportive workplaces. Her career has taken her into roles ranging from teacher to consultant to executive across a variety of sectors and work environments. Across her winding career she has worked on shaping healthy organizational cultures and enabling leaders to be champions of...

In this episode X speaks with Ricky Sim. Ricky (he/him) is an NYC Queens-based comedian originally from Malaysia. As a stand-up, he has performed at various venues in NYC (e.g., Carolines on Broadway, Broadway Comedy Club, Caveat, Comedy Cellar), LA, Toronto, and Kuala Lumpur. He opened for Marcia Belsky (Comedy Central) as part of the 2022 NY Comedy Festival and was featured in two other showcase...

In this episode X talks with Tida Beattie. Tida Beattie (she/her) MBA, is a peer grief support guide, an end-of-life doula, an immigrant advocate, and a creatrix of extraordinary spaces. Tida is a co-founder of MESO, alongside Soyeon Davis. MESO provides culturally attuned support to immigrants, their caregivers, and their grievers addressing care, loss, and grief. Tida is the daughter of Thai imm...

In this episode, X speaks with Matt Denney. Matt Denney (he/him) is a mixed race Filipino-American Intimacy Director, Educator, Facilitator and Solo-Artist. Matt is currently located in Tucson, AZ and has worked with many theaters and colleges in the Arizona area as an Intimacy Director. He has collaborated with East West Players: The Premiere Asian-American Theatre in Los Angeles and has been a g...

In this episode X speaks with Kelsea Reeves. As an employee of a DEI solutions company, Kelsea Reeves (she/her) works to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace, believing that everyone deserves a fair shot at success. In addition to her day job, she also serves as a sensitivity reader for written content, offering honest feedback with a kind touch to ensure her clients never fee...

In this episode, X speaks with Dr. Akilah Cadet. Dr. Akilah Cadet (she/her) is the Founder and CEO of Change Cadet, an organizational development consulting firm that offers services that support embedding belonging into overall organizational identity and strategy. As a Forbes Next 1000 Entrepreneur her work is behind some of the biggest brands you use everyday. Dismantling white supremacy throug...