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Black Womaning in Corporate America™

Navigating corporate America is a game, and no one knows the rules better than we do. The Black Womaning in Corporate America™ podcast, hosted by Nicole S.

Podcast · By Nicole S. Palmer · English · Official site

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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    The Body Keeps the Receipt | Dr. Wendi Williams, 2026 APA President | BWICA Part 4 (opens the original)

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    Host Nicole S. Palmer closes her conversation with Dr. Wendi Williams, 2026 President of the American Psychological Association and founder of The Well. In Part 4, they discuss workplace harm, recovery, boundaries, nervous-system reset, and Dr. Williams’ work through The Well to help Black women move beyond survival toward healing, joy, and becoming abundantly well. They also explore community care, accessible tools, and reconnecting with the parts of ourselves that work and trauma can force us

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Episode 44: You Were Not Born to Do a Job | Black Womaning in Corporate America, Dr. Wendi Williams (opens the original)

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    Host Nicole S. Palmer continues her conversation with Dr. Wendi Williams, 2026 President of the American Psychological Association and founder of The Well. In Part 3, they redefine the “mountaintop,” explore the difference between a job and a calling, and unpack what it means to build a life around joy, purpose, and a sense of self that exists beyond work. 00:00 Welcome to BWICA 00:41 Redefining the Mountaintop 02:53 You Were Not Born to Do a Job 05:31 Little Girl Dreams 07:19 Fear as a Compass

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Episode 43: This One Is Mine | Black Womaning in Corporate America w/ Dr. Wendi Williams (opens the original)

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    Host Nicole S. Palmer continues her conversation with Dr. Wendi Williams, 2026 President of the American Psychological Association and founder of The Well. In Part 2, they explore boundaries, rest as self-respect, the stereotypes and projections placed on Black women, and why centering Black women can become a pathway to broader freedom. The conversation also examines DEI rollbacks, racism, burnout, and what it means to start choosing yourself. 00:00 Welcome to BWICA 00:41 Previously on BWICA 01

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Episode 42: Running Away From Your Life | Black Womaning in Corporate America w/ Dr. Wendi Willliams (opens the original)

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    Running Away From Your Life: Dr. Wendi Williams on Rest, Boundaries & The Well Host Nicole S. Palmer welcomes Dr. Wendi Williams, counseling psychologist, educator, author, founder of The Well, and president of the American Psychological Association. Dr. Williams shares how years of higher-education leadership left her exhausted and “running away” from her life during breaks, ultimately prompting her to leave academia and create The Well. Together, they unpack the bargain Black women are often a

  5. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    Episode 41: Loosen Your Soul From the Title | Black Womaning in Corporate America® with Lynnae Brown (opens the original)

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    Marry Your Talent, Not Your Title: Loosening Your Soul from Corporate Labels Nicole S. Palmer and Lynnae Brown unpack what it means to separate your identity from your job title and “marry your talent, not your title.” They discuss reframing “I am” into “I serve as,” recognizing that your skills and impact travel with you, and building a comprehensive CV that captures everything you’ve actually done, not just what appeared in your job description. 00:00 Welcome to the Podcast 00:41 Previously On

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