TonyTidbit: A Black Executive Perspective
About the Podcast: "TonyTidbit: A Black Executive Perspective" offers a deep dive into the corporate world through the lens of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Hosted by Tony Franklin, aka Tony Tidbit, this podcast shines a light on vital conversations around race, leadership, and diversity, fostering understanding and change. https://ablackexec.com Meet Your Host: Tony Franklin has over three decades of corporate experience and provides transformative insights into diversity and inclusion, making each episode a journey of learning and empowerment. Why You Should Listen: - Diverse Perspectives: Insights from a variety of voices on challenges and triumphs in the corporate...
AI Fear or Opportunity?
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Today, Kee Jones, Founder and CEO of Reset, explores a critical question shaping the future of work: Are we avoiding AI out of fear, or stepping into it as an opportunity?
In this episode, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed break down how mental health, workplace culture, and leadership accountability are directly impacting how people engage with AI and innovation.
From psychological safety in the workplace to the lasting effects of trauma, this conversation reveals...
Are Black Girls Being Treated Like Adults Too Early?
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Today, Dr. Gabrielle Wallace and Brittany Merida of Measure unpack a critical issue impacting Black and Brown girls, adultification bias, and how it shapes perception, treatment, and opportunity from an early age.
In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed explore how language, culture, education systems, and artificial intelligence reinforce bias, often without awareness. From everyday phrases to systemic decision-making, this conversation reveals how deeply rooted these patterns are and...
Comfort Is Killing Your Growth
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Today, Dr. Nsenga Burton, cultural critic, professor, and media strategist, breaks down a hard truth too many people avoid: comfort is the enemy of growth.
In this episode of Need to Know, Dr. Burton challenges the idea that stability and ease are signs of success. Instead, she reframes discomfort as a necessary condition for personal development, leadership growth, and long-term achievement.
From navigating political uncertainty to pushing past self-imposed limits in education and career, this...
Scholarships Are Disappearing. Now What?
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Today, Jacqueline Powers, Vice President of Scholarships at the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, breaks down a growing crisis that is not getting enough attention: scholarship funding for Black students is shrinking while demand continues to rise.
In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed explore how AI, data, and innovation are being used to expand access, identify gaps, and respond to declining funding streams.
With more than 60,000 applicants...
Corporate America Wasn’t Built for Black Women
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Today, Candice C. Jones, President and CEO of the Public Welfare Foundation, delivers a powerful and unfiltered perspective on what it truly takes for Black women to lead, grow, and succeed in corporate America.
In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed unpack the systemic barriers, microaggressions, and leadership challenges that often go unspoken. Candice shares real strategies for navigating environments that were not designed for you while still building...
AI Won’t Replace You… But Someone Using AI Will
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Today, Johnny Austin, Founder and CEO of Recursive Funk, breaks down the truth about AI, productivity, and the future of work in a way most leaders are avoiding.
In this conversation recorded at Huston-Tillotson University, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed challenge the hype, fear, and misinformation surrounding artificial intelligence. What emerges is a clear takeaway: AI is not a shortcut. It is a multiplier, and those who learn to use it will quickly set themselves apart.<...
Oscars, DEI, and the Attack on Black Excellence
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Today, Dr. Nsenga Burton, award-winning cultural critic and media scholar, breaks down the real story behind the Oscars, DEI backlash, and what’s really happening when Black success gets reframed, minimized, or attacked.
In this Need to Know episode, Dr. Burton unpacks the controversy surrounding Michael B. Jordan’s Oscar win, the misuse of DEI as a weapon, and why these conversations go far beyond Hollywood; they touch power, economics, and cultural accountability.
This is not...
AI Ethics, Power, and Bias Explained
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Today, Meme Styles, Founder of Measure and Chair of the HBCU AI Conference Training Summit, and Chris Hyams, former CEO of Indeed and AI educator, join Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed live from Huston-Tillotson University to break down AI ethics, bias, and power.
This conversation moves beyond the hype of artificial intelligence and into the reality of how these systems are built, who they represent, and who they leave behind.
<...Why Is Black History Being Erased Again?
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Today, Dr. Jewell Parker Rhodes, New York Times bestselling author and educator, joins A Black Executive Perspective Podcast for a powerful and necessary conversation on Black history, book bans, identity, and representation in education.
In this audio episode, Tony Tidbit and Dr. Rhodes unpack the reality that history is not just being forgotten, it’s being actively suppressed. From banned books like Ghost Boys to the psychological impact of not seeing yourself reflected in the classroom, this di...
Have We Been Undervaluing HBCUs?
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Today, Dr. Melva Wallace, President and CEO of Huston-Tillotson University, joins Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed for a powerful and unfiltered conversation on leadership, HBCUs, and the uncomfortable truths shaping the future of Black communities.
Recorded live at the HBCU AI Conference, this episode challenges a critical question:
Have we been undervaluing HBCUs?
Dr. Wallace breaks down how perception, prestige, and internal biases impact how we view Black institutions, while also sharing...
Will AI Erase Black History or Empower It?
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Artificial intelligence is transforming the world at breakneck speed.
But one critical question remains largely unanswered.
Who is shaping the future of AI, and who might be erased from it?
In this powerful episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Franklin and Chris P. Reed sit down with Roy Austin Jr., Director of the Howard Law AI Initiative and former Deputy Assistant to President Obama, live from the HBCU AI Conference at...
Did America Just Bite the Hand That Feeds It
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Today, Dr. Nsenga Burton, cultural critic and communications strategist, breaks down a high-stakes leadership failure unfolding in real time, the consequences of ego, poor decision-making, and fractured global relationships.
In this episode of Need to Know, we explore how “biting the hand that feeds you” applies to leadership, diplomacy, and power. From strained alliances to economic ripple effects, this conversation highlights what happens when strategy is replaced with impulse.
This is not just about politics. This...
Will AI Make Inequality Worse?
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Artificial intelligence is often described as the most powerful technology of our lifetime.
But what happens when AI learns from a world already filled with inequality?
In this thought-provoking episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Franklin and Chris P. Reed sit down with Chris Hyams, former CEO of Indeed and visiting lecturer at Huston Tillotson University, live from the HBCU AI Conference in Austin, Texas.
Chris Hyams shares powerful insights on...
How Black Women Changed the Game in Rodeo
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Today, Valeria Howard Cunningham, President and Owner of the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo, joins A Black Executive Perspective for a powerful conversation on Black leadership, Black history, women in business, cultural preservation, and the legacy of Black cowboys and cowgirls.
This episode explores how Valeria helped carry forward and expand one of the most important Black cultural institutions in the country. From sponsorship struggles and racial barriers to youth development, scholarships, wellness advocacy, and national visibility, this...
BAFTA Controversy: Did the Response Make It Worse?
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In this episode of Need to Know, Dr. Nsenga Burton examines the controversy surrounding the BAFTA awards incident and why the real issue may not be the moment itself, but the response that followed.
When unexpected or harmful moments occur in public spaces, institutions have a responsibility to respond with clarity, accountability, and empathy. Dr. Burton breaks down how BAFTA handled the situation involving comments made during the ceremony and why their response raised deeper concerns about...
Black Maternal Health Crisis
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In this powerful episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed sit down with Da'na M. Langford, Certified Nurse Midwife and Founder of the Village of Healing Center, to explore the Black maternal health crisis and the deeper systemic challenges affecting healthcare outcomes for Black families.
Black women in the United States face significantly higher risks during pregnancy and childbirth. But the story behind these disparities is rarely explained in full.
<...Victim Mentality or Truth Telling?
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Today, Tony Franklin and Chris P. Reed, hosts of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, dive into one of the most controversial phrases dominating modern cultural and political conversations: “victim mentality.”
Across media, politics, and social platforms, the phrase is frequently used when discussions about systemic racism, structural inequality, and historical injustice arise. But is acknowledging real barriers the same thing as surrendering personal responsibility?
In this powerful BEP Live conversation, Tony and Chris examine the diff...
When Staying Informed Hurts Your Mental Health
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In this episode of Need to Know, Dr. Nsenga Burton addresses an important reality of modern life: the emotional toll of the nonstop news cycle and political climate.
Following the national conversation surrounding the State of the Union address, many people debated whether to watch, stay informed, or step away entirely. Dr. Burton explores the pressure people feel to constantly consume political news and why, sometimes, the healthiest decision is to take a step back.
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Why Black Women Build Ladders When Traditional Pathways Won’t
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In this powerful audio episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed sit down with Felicia Smith, Founder and Chair of The Climb, to unpack what it really means to navigate corporate systems that were never designed for you.
From being overlooked for promotion to discovering the political and strategic realities of executive leadership, Felicia breaks down the invisible tax Black women carry in corporate America and why working hard is not...
BAFTA Scandal: Was He Thinking the N-Word?
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Today, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed break down the BAFTA controversy involving an individual with Tourette's syndrome whose verbal tic included the N-word during a live broadcast in front of Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo. The question is not just about intent. It is about impact, accountability, and institutional response.
Was the harm unintentional? Possibly.
Was the response sufficient? That is the real debate.
Then, the conversation shifts to the U...
Who Will Carry the Torch After Jesse Jackson?
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Today, Dr. Nsenga Burton reflects on the passing of civil rights icon Jesse Jackson and delivers an urgent message about leadership, legacy, and cultural responsibility.
Our lions are leaving.
In this focused 7-minute Need to Know segment, Dr. Burton examines what Reverend Jesse Jackson meant not only to the Black community, but to the world. She challenges us to think critically about how we preserve history, how we use media responsibly, and why media literacy...
Will AI Close the Leadership Gap for Black Executives?
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In this Audio episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed sit down with MIT engineer, entrepreneur, and former Bridgewater and Citadel executive Ted Yang to explore how Artificial Intelligence is transforming executive leadership, career longevity, and performance in corporate America.
For decades, professional growth followed a predictable arc. You rise. You plateau. You decline.
Ted challenges that model.
Drawing...
Is Black History Month Still Necessary in 2026?
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In this BEP Live audio episode, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed examine a question that sits at the center of culture, leadership, and American identity:
Is Black History Month still necessary?
Originally launched in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson as Negro History Week and later expanded under Gerald Ford, Black History Month was created to address the exclusion of Black contributions from mainstream education.
But in 2026, something feels different.
With...
Why Did Kid Rock Blame Jay-Z?
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In this audio episode of Need to Know, Dr. Nsenga Burton unpacks the controversy surrounding the Super Bowl halftime show, Kid Rock’s alternative performance, and the claim that Jay-Z is a “DEI hire.”
This is not just pop culture commentary. It is a sharp analysis of leadership accountability, race politics, media influence, corporate power, and the weaponization of DEI in today’s cultural climate.
Dr. Burton explores what happens when performance fails but blame gets red...
The “Supermom” Lie: Why High-Achieving Women are Burning Out?
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In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed sit down with Raquel Cadourcy, Founder & CEO of AI Moms and former Chief Marketing Officer, to expose the hidden crisis impacting working mothers across corporate America.
The “Supermom” expectation is not empowerment. It is cognitive overload.
Millions of high-performing women are carrying two full-time jobs: executive leader at work and Chief Everything Officer...
Why Bad Bunny Triggered Backlash and the Obama Video Didn’t
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In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective podcast, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed analyze the backlash to Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance and contrast it with the muted reaction to a racially dehumanizing video targeting Barack and Michelle Obama.
What appears to be two separate controversies is actually one larger conversation about race, cultural power shifts, media hypocrisy, and leadership accountability.
This discussion explores why minority visibility triggers fear, how dehumanization becomes no...
What Is Corporate America Really Costing Black Men?
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In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Tidbit sits down with Justin Grant, author of Company Men: A Wellness Guide for Black Men in Corporate America, for a powerful conversation about the hidden costs of success, leadership pressure, and long-term sustainability for Black men navigating corporate America.
Justin shares why Black men experience increased anxiety, depression, and health risks as they climb professionally, a trend that research shows does not exist for other demographic...
Is Black America Broken? Power, Policy, and Moral Narratives
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Today on A Black Executive Perspective, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed confront a narrative that refuses to die, the claim that Black America is broken due to moral failure. Sparked by a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed, this episode goes deeper than surface-level talking points and challenges viewers to examine accountability, policy, power, and perception simultaneously.
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Media Literacy vs Propaganda: How Power Rewrites the Truth in Real Time
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In this episode of Need to Know with Dr. Nsenga Burton, part of A Black Executive Perspective, Dr. Burton delivers a direct and unfiltered examination of why media literacy is essential in an era defined by propaganda, narrative control, and unchecked power.
As political authority, media systems, and culture collide, false narratives are increasingly presented as fact without investigation, accountability, or evidence. This episode explores how propaganda operates, how media manipulation reshapes public understanding, and why the...
Global Leadership Without Losing Yourself, Culture, Identity, and Power
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In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed explore what it truly takes to lead across cultures without losing your identity. Joined by cross-cultural leadership coach Sandra Bonifacio, the conversation examines global leadership, cultural intelligence, identity, belonging, and the emotional realities of working across borders.
Drawing from lived experiences across Latin America, Europe, and the United States, this episode breaks down why some global leaders succeed while others struggle, how...
Shot on Camera: When Federal Power Rewrites the Truth
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In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective podcast, Tony Tidbit leads an urgent, fact-based discussion following the killing of Alex Pretti, a U.S. citizen, registered nurse, and legal gun owner, during a federal ICE operation in Minneapolis.
Joined by criminal defense attorney Keith B. Johnson and educator Mark Jamison, the conversation examines what video evidence shows, why official narratives matter, how constitutional rights apply during moments of state power, and why silence in the face...
When the Government Lies and the Cameras Don’t
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In this episode, Dr. Nsenga Burton examines gaslighting as a deliberate strategy of institutional power, not confusion or miscommunication. She breaks down how official narratives are constructed to override lived experience, even when video footage, eyewitness accounts, and citizen journalism clearly document what occurred.
Using events in Minneapolis as context, this conversation explores how authorities reframe and minimize protest, First Amendment rights, press freedom, and public assembly to protect systems of power. Dr. Burton explains why recording...
Two Cultures, One Career: The Immigrant Credibility Playbook
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Where does credibility come from when you are building your life in a country that did not grow you, and you are forced to prove yourself before you are even heard?
In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed sit down with Aman Thakral, Business Head at Target Integration, for a systems-focused conversation about identity, power, and the unspoken rules of corporate America for immigrants. Aman breaks down culture shock, relationship-driven...
Civil Rights Rewritten: How Power Turns Equality Into White Grievance
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Leave a review and tell us this: where do you see narrative inversion showing up right now, at work, in media, or in politics?
In this BEP Live episode, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed do not argue headlines. They interrogate the mechanism underneath them. How civil rights protections get memory holed, then repackaged as “reverse discrimination,” and how that reframing turns equality into a grievance machine.
The conversation opens in the shadow of Dr. Mart...
America Without Guardrails: How Chaos Became the Strategy
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Where are the guardrails, and what happens when the institutions designed to protect democracy decide silence is safer?
In this episode of Need to Know, Dr. Nsenga Burton delivers a systems-focused briefing on narrative manipulation, institutional silence, and the collapse of accountability. On the January 6 anniversary, she confronts the reframing of an insurrection as a “peaceful protest” and explains why historical revisionism is not a side effect; it is a strategy.
Dr. Burton connects today’s inst...
What If Prison Actually Worked? A Sheriff Rewrites the Rules of Corrections
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What if the real measure of public safety is not harsher punishment, but better outcomes, lower recidivism, and a corrections system built on dignity, accountability, and results?
In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed sit down with Middlesex County Sheriff Peter Koutoujian to examine a research-driven approach to corrections that challenges the default “lock them up” mindset. Sheriff K explains how treating incarcerated people as human beings transforms behavior inside faci...
ICE and the Killing That Shook Minneapolis
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In this episode of BEP Live from A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed confront the fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis that took the life of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother of three.
The conversation goes beyond headlines to examine federal power, lack of transparency, and the growing distrust between communities and institutions meant to protect them. Tony and Chris break down what we know, what doesn’t add up, and why ac...
This Flu Season Is Different—and It’s Already Deadly
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In this episode of Need To Know, Dr. Nsenga Burton sounds the alarm on a severe and deadly flu strain spreading across the country. She explains why this season is different, outlines critical prevention steps like vaccination, masking, and knowing when to seek medical care, and calls out the lack of clear public health communication. Dr. Burton also stresses our responsibility to protect children, older adults, and other vulnerable communities. This...
Stop Surviving. Start Leading with Joy
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Today, on A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, hosts Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed sit down with Sheryl Raphael Whitaker, founder and CEO of Eden Anthony Elite Talent Solutions and author of It Starts with Joy. In this powerful conversation, Sheryl pulls back the curtain on the hidden toll of leadership, toxic work environments, emotional labor, and the quiet pressure to be perfect at all costs.
After nearly being broken by a toxic leader, Sheryl chose a...
2025 Was Not Progress, It Was a Rollback
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In this episode of BEP Live, hosts Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed take a hard look at 2025, a year defined not by forward movement, but by coordinated rollback. Across corporate America, media, and government, diversity initiatives were dismantled, protections were stripped away, and policies once thought settled quietly returned under new language.
Tony and Chris unpack the erosion of DEI, the implications of legislation like the Heartbeat Law for women’s autonomy, and the growing reality of...
