The Diversity Dude Podcast

The Case for Mental Health Awareness

In this episode of The Diversity Dude podcast, host Lambers Fisher breaks down why protecting kids from racism is a mental health issue, and why ignoring hate in public spaces does lasting damage. He explores the link between racial trauma and mental health, how parents can prepare and protect their children, and why awareness must go beyond hashtags and into action.

Cultural Competence: Beyond the Basics

In this episode of the Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambert Fisher explores what to do when you feel like you've mastered cultural competence. He shares three key strategies and an empowering perspective on navigating the field of multicultural awareness.

Implicit Bias in Sports and Beyond

In this episode of the Diversity Dude Podcast, host Lambers Fisher discusses the recent NFL Draft controversy surrounding quarterback Shedeur Sanders, son of Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, and the broader conversation it sparked about implicit bias in sports and beyond. Despite his outstanding college career and leadership, Shedeur's surprisingly low draft position raised questions among players, coaches, media, and fans about possible racial bias and double standards for Black athletes. Is bias always the cause, or are there other factors at play?

Celebrating Diversity in April

Did you know that April is Celebrating Diversity Month? Best-selling author Lambers Fisher shows us how we can recognize and honor the diversity of the world around us on the latest episode of his podcast.

It’s Okay to Rest During Uncertain Times

Taking a break isn’t done in opposition to harsh realities that occur on a regular basis, it is done in tandem and is important to rest and be refreshed in order to meet the demands of everyday life.

Resisting the Temptation to Rewrite History

Mixed in with the latest barrage of executive orders, President Trump has targeted the Smithsonian Museum with orders suggesting we should find ways to rewrite American history in a “less divisive” (and potentially less-accurate) way. Listen in to hear all about ins and outs of this important topic.

Is It Offensive to Offer Help

Offering help is generally a good thing…but sometimes it might not come across the way you hope. There are times when the assumption of someone needing help could be unwelcomed or even offensive. Listen in to hear all about it.

Appreciating Cultural History

Recently, libraries have come under target for government cuts, among many other public resources being targeted. In this episode, Lamber’s talks about how beneficial it is to learn about both your own and other’s cultural history, and how libraries are an excellent resource in this endeavor.

Honoring Women’s History Month Everyday

March is Women’s History Month—a time to intentionally acknowledge and celebrate the contributions and progress made by women throughout history. In this episode, Lambers discusses several recommendations on how to do just that. Listen in to hear all about it.

The Case for Joining Consumer Boycotts

In recent months, with the cancellation of DEI initiatives, many have been wrestled with whether to participate or not in consumer boycotts. In this episode Lambers digs into the decision-making process behind these two perspectives.