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...
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...
Why 2026 Is a Life-or-Death Year for Black Women
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In this episode of Need to Know, Dr. Nsenga Burton confronts the urgent realities Black women face as we head into 2026. Using the story of Adriana Smith as a lens, Dr. Burton breaks down the ongoing maternal mortality crisis, the rising cost of healthcare, and the erosion of reproductive and economic protections that disproportionately endanger Black women.
This conversation goes beyond headlines. Dr. Burton challenges the watered-down idea of self-care, reframing it as a strategy rooted...
Before Beyoncé, There Was Lovely Hill: The Forgotten Face of Black Beauty
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In this powerful episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, host Tony Tidbit sits down with trailblazing model and educator Lovely Hill, a woman whose legacy helped shape modern standards of Black beauty long before diversity was marketable.
Lovely reflects on being one of the first Black models to break into major national campaigns, navigating an industry that was not built for her presence, let alone her success. She speaks candidly about the pressure of being “the fi...
Uncomfortable Conversations That Defined 2025
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In this year-end episode of BEP Live on A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, hosts Tony Tidbit and Chris P Reed take an unfiltered look back at the conversations that defined 2025.
From race, leadership, and politics to AI, social justice, and cultural accountability, this episode revisits the moments that challenged assumptions, sparked dialogue, and refused to play it safe. Featuring powerful insights from change-makers, executives, creatives, and truth-tellers, the conversation highlights why uncomfortable dialogue is...
When Power Has No Manners: How Leadership Lost Its Decorum
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In this episode of Need to Know, Dr. Nsenga Burton takes a direct look at the growing erosion of decorum in leadership and why it matters more than ever. Using the conduct of the individual referred to as “47” and his administration as a case study, Dr. Burton unpacks how power and privilege can shield unprofessional, abusive, and reckless behavior from accountability.
She challenges the dangerous normalization of this conduct and explains how leadership without boundaries does not sign...
Social Media Made My Child Famous. It Almost Cost Me My Sanity
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In this powerful and deeply personal episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, host Tony Tidbit sits down with Cassh Mahama, a devoted mother, digital marketing student, and creative entrepreneur, to unpack the truth behind childhood virality and the unseen toll it takes on parents.
What happens when your child becomes internet famous before they can fully understand what that means? Cassh opens up about recognizing her daughter, Lyric, ’s natural talent early, the rapid rise of on...
The Best of “Need to Know” A 2025 Year in Review
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This special “Best of” episode brings together some of the most powerful and thought-provoking moments from Need to Know with Dr. Nsenga Burton throughout 2025. Curated from her standout episodes of the year, this collection captures Dr. Burton at her sharpest, most direct, and most unapologetic.
Across these clips, Dr. Burton breaks down critical issues, including the lasting impact of January 6th, threats to democratic institutions like the Federal Reserve, the Georgia Heartbeat Bill, voter disenfranchisement, and the...
Holiday Traditions, Family Tension, and Finding Peace
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In this episode of BEP Live on A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, hosts Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed take an honest look at the holiday season beyond the surface. They reflect on their own Christmas traditions, family dynamics, and how race, expectations, and lived experience shape the way the holidays are experienced and discussed.
The conversation explores protecting your peace, managing family expectations, and finding meaning amid the noise and commercialization of Christmas. Tony and Chris...
If You’ve Never Heard of Black Theater, That’s Not an Accident.
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In this powerful episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, host Tony Tidbit sits down with Dr. Monica White Ndounou, an award-winning scholar, director, and cultural strategist, to confront an uncomfortable truth. Black theater has shaped American culture for centuries, yet remains largely invisible.
From the groundbreaking legacy of the African Grove Theatre in 1821 to modern efforts like Black Theater Day, this conversation traces the brilliance, resilience, and systemic neglect of Black theater institutions. Dr. Monica breaks...
DEI Wasn’t the Problem. Cowardly Leadership Was
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In this episode of BEP Live on A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed confront the real reason DEI efforts stall, not because the ideas are flawed, but because too many leaders retreat when truth creates discomfort.
The conversation opens with Grace Fooden Correy, host of the newly launched A Mixed Executive Perspective Podcast, as she shares her leadership journey and why honest conversations matter when navigating identity, culture, and power. From there...
Artificial Intelligence or Artificial Bias?
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In this episode of Need to Know, Dr. Nsenga Burton cuts through the AI hype to examine what artificial intelligence really is and more importantly, what it isn’t. She breaks down how AI often reflects human bias, spreads misinformation, and disproportionately fails to serve historically marginalized communities.
Dr. Burton challenges listeners to stop treating AI as an authority and start using it as a tool. She emphasizes the importance of personal research, critical thinking, and digital li...
DEI Isn’t Soft. It’s a Business Strategy, Period
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In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, host Tony Tidbit sits down with Zach Nunn, CEO and founder of Living Corporate, to dismantle one of corporate America’s biggest lies, that DEI is a “nice to have” instead of a business imperative.
Zach shares his journey from Big Four consulting to building Living Corporate, a digital media and analytics consultancy focused on measuring fairness, trust, and experience...
When Black Conservatives Deny Reality
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In this episode of BEP Live, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed take on one of the most polarizing and perplexing topics in modern politics: the rise of Black conservatism and the narratives that accompany it. Using real clips from prominent Black conservative voices, the hosts unpack the startling disconnect between what some of these figures claim and the lived realities of Black Americans.
Tony and Chris cut through the talking points to examine how the GOP...
The Chaos Playbook Exposed
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In this episode of Need To Know, Dr. Nsenga Burton cuts through the chaos surrounding the 47th administration with her signature clarity and force. She breaks down how confusion has become a governing tactic, exposing the risks of unchecked presidential power, the growing influence of dark money, and the deliberate spread of misinformation designed to keep the public disoriented and compliant.
Dr. Burton challenges listeners to recognize these moves for what they are: a blueprint for eroding...
Joy Is a Revolutionary Act
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In this powerful episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, hosts Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed sit down with Charlie Lewis, real estate innovator, philanthropist, and author of No Apologies: Love the Way You Live at Any Age. Charlie brings a refreshing, unfiltered perspective on what it means to live intentionally, embrace joy without permission, and design a life that reflects your truth.
Together, they explore Charlie’s journey from Statesboro to national influence, the moment he...
Truth Isn’t Woke. It’s History
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In this BEP Live episode, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed cut through the noise and get straight to the real story. They break down Ken Burns’ American Revolution documentary and the long-ignored truth that immigrants, not just the British colonists, helped fight and shape the birth of this nation. The conversation exposes how history has been edited for comfort rather than accuracy.
Then the hosts shift to the present, examining the Trump administration’s reported missile stri...
When Lived Experience Gets Labeled a Conspiracy
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In this episode of Need to Know, the conversation takes aim at a recent Pew Research Center study that framed Black perspectives on racial progress as “racial conspiracy theories.” The backlash was immediate for one reason. Lived experiences are not theories. They are the day-to-day realities shaped by systemic racism in workplaces, classrooms, courtrooms, and communities.
This episode unpacks where the study missed the mark, how data often lags what Black Americans already know, and why dismissing thes...
Anti-Black Culture Ends Here, Black Brilliance Begins Now
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In this powerful episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, co-hosts Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed sit down with Kimberly Corbin, Chief Administrative and Financial Officer of the Greater Washington Urban League. Kimberly talks about her journey from high-performing corporate finance leader to championing equity at one of the nation’s most influential civil rights organizations.
Together, they dig into the realities of anti-Black culture, the urgency of celebrating Bl...
They Softened Hate Symbols. America Snapped Back.
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In this episode of BEP Live on A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed tackle two flash-point issues shaping today’s cultural and political climate. They break down the Coast Guard’s brief attempt to reclassify nooses and swastikas as merely “divisive,” a move that sparked national outrage and raised serious questions about who gets protected when institutions start softening the language around hate.
They also dive into the backlash surrounding Ken Burns’ new Americ...
Why Are the Epstein Files So Important Now?
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In this episode of Need to Know, the conversation cuts straight to the fallout from the newly released Epstein files and the sudden outrage erupting from people who once looked the other way. Dr. Burton challenges the selective morality on display, calling out supporters who ignored years of accusations and controversial actions from the former administration but now want to claim the moral high ground.
She breaks down the deeper issues that rarely make the headlines, including c...
They Took His Foot. God Gave Him a Mission
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In this powerful episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, host Tony Tidbit sits down with Brad Bowling, President of CODE M Magazine, to unpack a story of survival, purpose, and divine assignment. Brad recounts his fight against a deadly bacterial infection that cost him his right foot and provides insights regarding the emotional and physical journey that followed.
With unshakable support from family, friends, and faith, Brad reveals the turning point that propelled him from despair...
Women Speak Up, The System Pushes Back. Here’s the Real Conversation.
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In this episode of BEP Live, Chris P. Reed sits down with Gayle McMillan and Tiffany Morrison for a candid conversation about accountability, leadership, and the state of our society. They break down why accountability feels like an endangered species, how women in leadership still navigate unnecessary barriers, and why relatability in politics matters more than ever.
With personal stories, honest critique, and real hope for the next generation, this discussion goes beyond surface talk and straight...
If You’re Comfortable, You’re Stuck
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In this episode of Need to Know, we take a clear-eyed look at what real growth demands. The conversation digs into why discomfort is not the enemy but the necessary spark for transformation.
Through lived experience and sharp cultural insight, the discussion breaks down how change happens, why it feels slow, and how pushing past our own limits unlocks the future we want. There is also a powerful reminder that participating in every election matters, from the...
From Friday Night Lights to Fighting for Justice
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In this episode of A Black Executive Perspective Podcast, hosts Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed sit down with criminal defense attorney and juvenile court judge Keith B. Johnson for a raw and revealing conversation about resilience, identity, and purpose.
Keith speaks about watching a promising high school football career vanish after a devastating injury and how that moment forced him to reinvent his entire path. He talks candidly about navigating bias as a young Black prosecutor...
Two Americas, One Fighting to Live, One Getting Pardons
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In this episode on BEP Live, Tony Tidbit sits down with Mark Jamison for an unfiltered look at the pressure cooker gripping America’s middle class and the political theater surrounding President Trump’s recent pardons.
The conversation highlights the widening gap between skyrocketing costs and stagnant wages, the quiet desperation affecting working families, and the bipartisan neglect that keeps the middle class invisible. Tony and Mark break down everything from grocery bills and healthcare to insurance hike...
