Podcast appearances and mentions of angela russell

In this episode of the Black Oxygen podcast, host Angela Russell reconnects with Dr. Sagashus Levingston to discuss the importance of amplifying Black women's voices, the historical context of their political engagement, and the complexities of Black womanhood. They explore personal journeys, the impact of the 2024 presidential election, and the parallels between historical events and current societal issues, emphasizing the need for reclamation and authenticity in the face of systemic challenges. In this conversation, the speakers explore the themes of softness, self-love, and the complexities of being a Black woman in today's society. They discuss the importance of creating emotional safety, the contrast between hard and soft lives, and the necessity of self-acceptance and body positivity. The conversation also touches on the power of storytelling and the impact of personal narratives on community and legacy. Infamous Mothers Pre-order the book A Pot to Piss In

Release Date: April 11, 2025 Duration: 1h 8m Hosts: Stephanie Díaz de León, Rob Chappell, Nicholas Garton, Omar Waheed

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Jamie and Molly talk with Angela Russell, a Madison Community leader and host of the podcast Black Oxygen. Angela shares her favorite books, her controversial way of organizing her bookshelves, hilarious anecdotes about motherhood, and her experience and recent diagnosis with ADHD. Don't miss this hilarious conversation!What the ladies are reading this week: Angela: Leslie F*cking Jones by Leslie Jones How to Live Free in a Dangerous World: A Decolonial Memoir byShayla Lawson How to ADHD:An Insider's Guide to Working with Your Brain (Not Against It) byJessica McCabe Jamie: The Paris Novel by Ruth Reichl Molly: Parable of the Sower by Octavia E Butler Angelas favorite reads: Seven Days in June by Tia WilliamsEmergent Strategy: Shaping Change, Changing Worlds byAdrienne Maree BrownWhat Fresh Hell Is This? Perimenopause, Menopause, Other Indignities, and You byHeather CorinnaRadical Acceptance: Embracing Your Life With the Heart of a Buddha by Tara BrachThick: And Other Essays byTressie McMillan CottomLet Your Life Speak: Listening for the Voice of Vocation byParker J PalmerSee No Stranger: A Memoir and Manifesto of Revolutionary Love byValarie KaurTomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle ZevinShe Begat This: 20 Years of The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill byJoan MorganHave you joined in on the read along? Molly and Jamie want to hear from you! What do you think of Emily Henry's Funny Story so far?Join the conversation!! Don't forget to email us at bookpoppodcast@gmail.com!

Terrance Williams says it was his dad who taught him to be a leader who listens, an intern who asked him how he knows insurance is still the right career for him and his parents together who instilled in him his mantra of “paying it forward.”In this episode of the CUES Podcast, Williams, the new president/CEO of CUESolutions provider TruStage®, illustrates his leadership style by describing his approach to having lunch.“I want to make sure that everyone's comfortable engaging with me,” says Williams. “When I go get lunch, I talk to everyone in the cafeteria, regardless of their role, and regardless of what they do, and I want them to view and see me as someone that's approachable as someone that they can talk to and engage with—and give me feedback, give me a suggestion, give me a thought. (That) doesn't mean we're going to do everything that comes my way, but I always want to maintain that open forum, so that people are comfortable coming to me and approaching me."Williams explains in the show how he was able to respond to an intern's question about whether Williams had made the right decision to pursue a career in insurance. He is certain that he has.“I …  believe what we do genuinely matters,” he says. “When you think about the ability to transfer risk, the ability for me to live my life without the worry of being able to take care of the unexpected, without having to worry about what might happen with the loss of a loved one, … our role, when you boil it all down … is really to ensure that we can help rebuild lives to the degree money and caring can. That's what we do. And I would like us to talk about that more as an industry.”Williams adds that one of TruStage's strengths is its mutual structure. “This belief in this notion of people helping people, the ability for us to make long-term decisions that really are centered around the member, the ability to ensure that we can invest today with the recognition that we will benefit someone tomorrow.”The show also gets into:Williams' mantra, paying it forward, and how he wears that idea on his arm (see photo) How Williams won a national award for chief marketing officers without being a CMOThe job during Williams' career that was most formative for him as a leaderDiversity, equity and inclusionLinks for this show:TruStageTruStage's CUESolutions provider pageKey Strategies for Setting Up a Diversity & Inclusion Program with Angela Russell from TruStageCUESolutions providers are trusted credit union suppliersTranscript

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On this week's episode of Black Oxygen, the tables are turned.  Regular Black Oxygen guest Ali Muldrow interviews Angela Russell.  The friendship vibes are on thick on this episode as they discuss when Angela first started noticing beauty, her relationship with beauty, and travel the 5 senses of beauty.  #BlackOxygenPodcast #BlackInMadison #BlackInWisconsin #Friends #DopeBlackPodcasts #BeautyAllAround #Madison #MadisonWI #Madison365

This week's episode is a panel Angela Russell moderated at this year's 365 Women's Leadership Summit titled "Unplug to Heal." Featuring Jihan Bekiri, Dr. Damira Grady, Kirby Toon, and Dulce Maria Danel. More panels like this one will be available soon on the 365 Leadership Summit Podcast, available where you're listening to this podcast. Subscribe today!

Today, we're turning the tables on our host, Bianca Martin. We're putting her on the other side of the mic. She was interviewed by Angela Russell, the host of the Black Oxygen podcast, about how she came to host City Cast Madison. We're airing an excerpt of their conversation.  You can find the full interview on the Black Oxygen podcast.  Wanna talk to us about an episode? Leave us a voicemail at 608-318-3367 or email madison@citycast.fm. We're also on Twitter and Instagram!  Want more Madison news delivered right to your inbox? Sign up for the Madison Minutes morning newsletter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Angela always felt a pull towards others in her life. She enjoyed listening to people and understanding their ways. In her mid twenties, she had a spiritual experience that put her on a path to helping others through therapy. She attended the University of Utah to get her masters degree. While in Utah, she worked at Primary Children's Hospital with children who had experienced trauma in their lives. Angela decided to move to Washington D.C. and work for the Children's National Hospital in the same area of work with children and trauma. She fell in love and started a family. She is the mother of 3 girls, a therapist and wonderful human being. Join me today as Angela talks about her work and the tools she uses to teach her clients who have experienced life's small traumas and big trauma's. EMDR, IFS and other modalities. resilientlivingtherapy.com angela.russell.lcsw@gmail.com bethnewellcoaching.com bethnewellcoaching@gmail.com  

Angela always felt a pull towards others in her life. She enjoyed listening to people and understanding their ways. In her mid twenties, she had a spiritual experience that put her on a path to helping others through therapy. She attended the University of Utah to get her masters degree. While in Utah, she worked at Primary Children's Hospital with children who had experienced trauma in their lives. Angela decided to move to Washington D.C. and work for the Children's National Hospital in the same area of work with children and trauma. She fell in love and started a family. She is the mother of 3 girls, a therapist and wonderful human being. Join me today as Angela talks about her work and the tools she uses to teach her clients who have experienced life's small traumas and big trauma's. EMDR, IFS and other modalities. resilientlivingtherapy.com angela.russell.lcsw@gmail.com bethnewellcoaching.com bethnewellcoaching@gmail.com  

A message from Black Oxygen host Angela Russell about next season, which will be all about beauty. New episodes drop starting January 9th.

Our own Angela Russell has taken the Black Oxygen podcast to the top 40! But she's always number one for us. Plus, the 18th annual Fall Gospel Fest is coming soon and COVID numbers are moving in the wrong direction.

This week Henry wants to share a conversation he had with Angela Russell on her podcast Black Oxygen. This episode of Black Oxygen features a conversation with the founder and CEO of Madison365, Henry Sanders.   In this episode Henry talks about key lessons he learned while leading Madison365 during a pandemic, the changing dynamics of leadership in the Madison community and parenthood - he specifically opens up about being a parent of a child with Down syndrome.  Towards the end of this episode Henry highlights the upcoming Wisconsin Leadership Summit. #BlackOxygenPodcast #BlackInWisconsin #WILeadershipSummit #Madison365 #BlackCulture #DopeBlackPodcasts #BlackInMadison #LeadershipInMadison #BlackLeadershipWisconsin #BlackLeadership Links: It's time for a family reunion and you're invited - https://madison365.com/its-time-for-a-family-reunion-and-youre-invited/ Wisconsin Leadership Summit - https://www.wileadershipsummit.com/home/wi-leadership-summit Disability Visibility Project - https://disabilityvisibilityproject.com/

This Friday, July 22nd, we will be LIVE with our first podcast. I have developed a model called CONNECT. We will discuss my model, what it stands for, and the direction I plan to take it. My first guests are Laura Olson Didier and Angela Russell. Laura plans to tell all about how her beautiful 17-year-old son, Zach Didier, was deceived to death by a fake fentanyl pill. His killer was recently convicted and this if her first interview where she can discuss all. Angela is the CEO of an organization called Arrive Alive California. They are bringing fentanyl awareness scenario-based classes to local high schools. For more information and resources: https://www.songforcharlie.org/https://www.arrivealiveca.com/https://laceynelson.com/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Black Oxygen host Angela Russell checks back in to tell you what's coming up next week!

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Trigger Warning: This week's episode will cover topics included domestic violence and sexual assault. This week's episode of Black Oxygen we feature a conversation on Nurturing for Liberation that was held at the 2021 Madison365 Women's Leadership Summit. Based on the book, Parenting for Liberation: A Guide for Raising Black Children by Trina Green Brown, this discussion features a discussion between Dr. Sagashus Levingston, Ananda Mirilli, Genia Stevens, and May Yer Theresa Thao moderate by Angela Russell.  The panel chats about their vision of a liberated life for their children and their parents, what it means to liberate oneself in order to raise free children, and the complexity of being seen as a leader while being fully human. During the conversation, Dr. Sagashus Levingston reminds us that, “motherhood is both a site of oppression and a place of resistance.”    #BlackOxygenPodcast: #BlackInWisconsin #WOCMothering #MotheringAsResistance #NurturingForLiberation #MotheringForLiberation 

Henry's taking a rare vacation, so we thought we'd introduce you to another podcast, Black Oxygen, hosted by the brilliant Angela Russell. On this episode, Henry's the guest, and he opens up about his journey in navigating the white system, how his faith and family are his refuge, and his vision of helping Black folks shine in Wisconsin. Subscribe to Black Oxygen here: https://blackoxygen.libsyn.com/  

Angela Russell is the Vice President of Diversity, equity, and inclusion at CUNA Mutual group. Recently, she has started a podcast called Black Oxygen where she hosts amazing conversations with black leaders here in Wisconsin. Listen to hear how she went from public health, to politics, to equity work and beyond. Our Website: themadisonianpodcast.com Merchandise: teespring.com/stores/themadisonianpodcast Patreon: patreon.com/themadisonianpodcast Music Credits: Voices by ASHUTOSH | https://soundcloud.com/grandakt Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

Know this about Pete Crear: He was the first to win the lifetime achievement award from the African American Credit Union Coalition - and when they gave him the award in 2003 they decided to name it after him.  The roster of Pete Crear Lifetime Achivement Award winners is now a dazzling hall of fame of credit union heroes and heroines, including several who have been in the CU 2.0 Podcast - Bill Bynum and Bert Hash, Jr.  The podcast opens with how Crear felt when he was told that, not only did he win the award, it was now named after him.  You will like his authenticity.Just who is Pete Crear?  Here's the press release that went out when he retired as CEO of WOCCU, the World Council of Credit Unions.The release noted: "Prior to joining WOCCU, Crear was CUNA's executive vice president of external relations and, before that, executive vice president and chief operating officer responsible for daily operations of the Madison, Wis., office. He also served in top leadership positions at the Indiana, Connecticut and Michigan credit union leagues."Crear also is of an age where he saw the nation change.  He vividly remembers the impact of Lyndon Johnson's Great Society legislation that made civil rights a legal reality, not just a talking point.And he remembers the job discrimination he encountered when he applied for his first adult job.  Does he think matters are better now for African Americans - both credit union members and employees? Listen to the podcast for his answers.In the podcast Crear mentions a CPA he worked for early on, Richard Henry Austin, who went on to serve as Michigan's first African American Secretary of State.He name checks Bucky Sebastian - a past podcast guest - for helping rid NCUA of regulations that made it harder for African Americans to borrow.  Crear also tosses a praise bouquet at Angela Russell, a CUNA Mutual executive, and Cliff Rosenthal who literally wrote the book on CDFIs.  One more name to mention: Renee Sattiewhite, CEO of the AACUC and a past podcast guest.  A last fact to know about Pete Crear: this is a very good natured man.  He laughs.  He shares himself. And he wants to make the world a better place.Like what you are hearing? Find out how you can help sponsor this podcast here. Very affordable sponsorship packages are available. Email rjmcgarvey@gmail.comAnd like this podcast on whatever service you use to stream it. That matters.Find out more about CU 2.0 and the digital transformation of credit unions here. It's a journey every credit union needs to take. Pronto

This episode of Black Oxygen is brief. In this episode, our host, Angela Russell, provides an overview of the topics we’ll be covering in season 2. Season 2 of Black Oxygen is going to be focused all on love. We all know the often cited headline that WI is the worst state in the nation to be Black ... and yet Angela, a Black woman, that loves Wisconsin. She doesn’t think that Wisconsin needs to be a place of unrequited love for Black folks. She thinks that, collectively, we have the power to change the narrative. Angela says that a key foundational component in creating a better Wisconsin for all is a radical and revolutionary love. Not in an overly touchy-feeling superficial romantic sense - but in a way that calls us to explore what it means to love ourselves, each other, and re-imagine and create structure that embody a love ethic.

The tables are turned on this episode of Black Oxygen. On December 23, Ali Muldrow interviewed Angela Russell - the creator and host of Black Oxygen - for WORT’s live recording of A Public Affair. This Black Oxygen episode features this live recording. Ali and Angela cover many topics including the genesis story of Black Oxygen, what it means for Black leaders to be fully human, reflections and learnings from the podcast, and so much more.

Breakdancing is going to be in the Olympics! We talked to a couple local breakers for their reaction. Plus, another member of the Madison365 podcast family, Black Oxygen, just passed 10,000 downloads, so we check in with host Angela Russell.

Organizations are the interface between society and the individual. In the midst of great societal upheaval around issues of race and equity, we’re taking you inside a couple of large organizations on both sides of the Canadian border to see what it takes to create inclusion from the inside-out, one individual, one team, one department at a time. Join us for this conversation with leading equity experts— Nicholas Davis, Director of Engagement and Inclusion, CBC (Canada), Tobie Mathew, Program Manager, City of Toronto and Angela Russell, Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, CUNA Mutual Group (US) about the call, cost and contribution of leading efforts for racial justice inside organizations. The post Episode 7 – Diversifying Organizations, Leading Inclusion: Tales from the Trenches appeared first on Breaking the Ocean.

 Ask Angela Russell, Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at CUNA Mutual Group, a year from now what she would want to be able to tell us about progress made in the year and she did not hesitate with her answer.On a personal level, she said, she hoped her son would be able to go for a run outside without fear.Professionally, she said she hoped that the conversation about race and diversity and financial inclusion would be continuing and that credit unions would still be taking positive actions, rather than today's focus on race simply fading away as just another fad.Take a deep breath now. If you believe this will be a heavy podcast that challenges a lot of your beliefs you are right."We are doing better but we have a long way to go," said RussellBut also know this: Angela Russell is an engaging conversationalist (hear her personal podcast, Black Oxygen, here) who laughs often but who also puts our attention on issues we might want to ignore - but nowadays we cannot.The US is changing. We are fast on the way to becoming a minority majority nation. Credit unions that want to stay relevant need to adapt to this changing reality and that means, among other things, tuning into the changing demographics of their communities, seeking to engage minority board members, and seeking to improve representation of multiple races and nationalities on their workforces.It's a tall order. But now is the time.There are many related podcasts in this series, including #100 with Victor Miguel Corro of Coopera, another CU DEI Collective member, 101 with Renee Sattiewhite of the African American Credit Union Coalition, and also Cathie Mahon, CEO of Inclusiv, also a CU DEI Collective member. And a podcast with Cliff Rosenthal, a pioneer in the CDFI world. And there's a podcast with Pablo DeFillipa, also of Inclusiv.  Another don't miss is Bill Bynum of Hope CU.  The podcast also mentions a book titled Evicted, by Princeton sociologist Matthew Desmond.,Like what you are hearing? Find out how you can help sponsor this podcast here. Very affordable sponsorship packages are available. Email rjmcgarvey@gmail.comAnd like this podcast on whatever service you use to stream it. That matters.Find out more about CU2.0 and the digital transformation of credit unions here. It's a journey every credit union needs to take. Pronto

It's an interview crossover! On today's Real Talk, Angela Russell, an old friend of Henry's and the host of our new podcast Black Oxygen, comes by to talk about where the name comes from, what she hopes the podcast will accomplish, and who's got more gray hair. And on the flip side, Henry is also the guest on today's Black Oxygen, available now at http://www.madison365.org/blackoxygen. Today's episode is sponsored by  Park Bank with additional support from the Facebook Journalism Project.

Angela Russell is the Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at CUNA Mutual Group. Angela is responsible for leading the development, direction, and implementation of short and long-term strategies and programs that support diversity, equity and inclusion. She shares her journey and how she began doing public health work, her transition to the financial services industry, and how interconnected those are. In our conversation, Angela details the why and how of making lasting change for both the individual-level and the systems-level within an organization and she provides helpful insight on how others can take up this work as well. Topics in this episode The connection between public health, politics, and financial services. Having clarity on your purpose. Being intentional with diversity, inequity, and inclusion The importance of executive-level buy-in of the work, and how that makes a difference Individual change and systems change. Are you trying to change hearts and minds? Or are you trying to change policy? It can be “both, and” How to start the process of looking at and changing policies: Who is this policy benefiting, and who is it unintentionally hurting? Being compliant versus being inclusive and what ally-ship looks like The role of vulnerability in this work, and how it impacts your emotional intelligence Contact Info LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelarrussell I’m so glad you got the chance to hear her and learn from her. We would love for you to share this episode and make sure you stay connected by going to http://www.deannasingh.com/. It’s only by staying connected and learning together that we can make the change we want to see.

In our effort to keep you informed and up-to-date on the latest information during the COVID19 crisis, we are bringing you daily Real Talk interviews with community and state leaders. Today, our publisher Henry Sanders checks in with CUNA Mutual Group VP of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Angela Russell about how the company is staying connected with employees, homeschooling while working, and what she calls Black Oxygen.

“Every moment has its moment. We all have a part to play to bring about that moment.” If you have ever wondered if your small actions can make a difference, then be inspired by the wisdom from our Emmy Award-Winning guest, Angela Russell. When does a moment happen because of the courage of a few? When is the time to call out the truth?  With a wealth of experience in media and content creation, Angela made a conscious choice to invest her energies in spreading the message of goodness - instead of the toxicity which is often synonymous with media.  A courageous decision. “Our kids are inundated with subtle messages – whether it is pink onesies or t-shirts with rockets.  We have to ask ourselves where did those messages come from?”  Get an inside look into her passionate perspective about how “being right feeds our egos – being kind feeds our souls.”  Angela's secret sauce is her ability to connect the dots to the larger story of real kindness today. Take a look at a few of the stories which led to her winning the coveted 2019 Gracie Award for On-Air Talent.  Powerful! #authenticity #storytelling #media

A discussion on major issues and opportunities facing downtown Madison moderated by DMI President, Jason IIstrup, with the following panel: Deb Archer, Destination Madison; Tom Lynch, City of Madison; Anne Neujahr Morrison, Urban Land Interests and New Year Investments; and Angela Russell, CUNA Mutual Group. The event also features remarks from Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway. 

Find out how Prof Angela Russell combines the worlds of business and research through Oxtem, a company she co-founded, and still find time for family life. Prof Angela Russell embodies being an enterprising academic: she holds a professorial appointment which spans different departments and divisions, and combines the worlds of business and research through Oxstem, the company which she co-founded. Find out how she has navigated these different elements to achieve win: wins and still find time for family life

Hanna Scott on rape kit backlog // Jill Schlesinger // Dr. Gordon Cohen on neural electrodes // Dave Ross on Inslee's 'Face the Nation' appearance/Cohen hearing // Tom Tangney's Oscar's debrief // Colleen O'Brien's Dose of Kindness -- Dog saves girl, girls saves dog, dog saves the town // Angela Russell on "sharenting" (parenting in the digital age)

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On this episode, we're digging into diversity and inclusion with staff that work in this area at CUNA Mutual Group. You’ll hear from Eric Hansing, Vice President of Multicultural Strategy and Market Development, and Angela Russell, Director or Diversity and Inclusion. We talk about why it’s important, having conversations on the topic, research including leveraging qualitative and quantitative data, what credit unions can do, and so much more. Check out the accompanying blog post here: https://blog.ncuf.coop/2017/09/murmurings-podcast-31-diversity-inclusion/

This episode we had Angela Russell of Underground Art share her thoughts on running a longstanding creative biz in Memphis and in honor of everyone who has ever struggled with mental or emotional health, is a suicide survivor, has battled addiction Underground Art will be hosting Illuminated: Semicolon Tattoo Event Art to benefit the Memphis Crisis Center. Official Website Facebook | Twitter | YouTube

Angela is an Metro Detroit entrepreneur with a passion for cooking with whole foods, nutrition, yoga, fermenting, DIY and traveling.  Angela's journey to a holistic lifestyle inspired to share her knowledge & passion by way of Green Dreams Detroit.   Green Dreams Detroit hosts workshops, private consultations and eco-retreats; sharing the Pura Vida lifestyle with others along their own path to health and wholeness.  You can learn more about her and her work at: GreenDreamsDetroit.com  In this podcast we discuss green living in the home, healthy cooking, fermenting kombucha, kefir, vegetables and more! Thanks for tuning in! - David Benjamin HealthyWildAndFree.com 

This week's WWRadio is so inspirational I can hardly even handle it. Connie Chapman is on the show talking to us about intuition, following your purpose, and starting something that matters. Connie a writer, speaker, life-coach, and leader of the spiritual movement keeping people inspired all over the globe. From where she lives in Australia to where I am in America, her message of positivity and creating your desired life is in perfect alignment with what I promote in Wonderland! In this conversation we explore how to actually effectively use the practice of visualization, how to gracefully handle the transitions in your life, and how to live your purpose in every moment regardless of what you're doing. Connie is massively inspirational and this episode was full of deep a-ha moments for me. I can't wait to hear which lines resonate with you. I know you'll enjoy Connie's visit to Wonderland as much as I did. Enjoy.

Today’s WWRadio guest is Angela Russell, a fellow Detroit local making our community a Wellness Wonderland. She’s a blogger, eco-entrepreneur, yogi who is passionate about whole food cooking, nutrition, fermenting, DIY and traveling. Angela’s journey to a holistic lifestyle inspired to share her knowledge through her business Green Dreams Detroit. She hosts workshops, private consultations and eco-retreats; sharing the Pura Vida (Pure Life) lifestyle with others along their own path to health and wholeness. In this podcast we discuss green living in the home, healthy cooking, fermenting kombucha, kefir, vegetables and more! We also get into her personal life, the importance of relationships, the future of holistic health and the insurance model in our community, and we discuss her upcoming eco-retreat in Costa Rica.

Angela Marturano is an entrepreneur who owns both a holistic recruitment practice and Green Dreams Detroit, a service designed to help people eat, cook and live better naturally. Angela wishes to inspire others to follow their own true path, just as she has done. An avid fan of yoga, making recipes from scratch, as well as growing her own food and making her own cleaning products, Angela is an inspiration to anyone looking to start down the road to living a greener, cleaner, healthier lifestyle.  You can find out more about Angela here, and visit her websites as well: http://www.ksenijasavicblog.com/index.cfm?postID=743 www.greendreamsdetroit.com www.orchidholisticsearch.com