HeyJaredThe Wishful Doing Podcast
Where bold ideas meet real action—and purpose turns into power.Hosted by Dr. Ja’Bette Lozupone—speaker, strategist, and founder of Wishful Doing, the Wishful Doing Podcast is a go-to space for mission-driven leaders, changemakers, and creatives ready to shake off the doubt,…
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Episode 35: When Strength Becomes Silence: Black Men, Mental Health, and the Cost of Emotional Isolation (opens the original)
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What Happens When Black Men Don't Get Help? We cannot talk about intimate partner violence without talking about the internal worlds that often go unseen. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Timothy Golden, an academic philosopher specializing in African American Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, and Critical Philosophy of Race. His work—including Frederick Douglass and the Philosophy of Religion and his forthcoming Oxford Handbook of African American Philosophy —examines identity, moral age
Episode 34: Why Are So Many Accomplished Black Women Being Killed by the Men They Love? (opens the original)
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When Home Isn't Safe: Understanding the Hidden Crisis Facing Black Women We’ve been conditioned to look for danger in strangers. But the data—and the lives lost—tell a different story. Black women in the United States are murdered by men at nearly four times the rate of white women, and in more than 90% of those cases, the perpetrator is someone they know—most often an intimate partner. Despite making up roughly 14% of the U.S. female population, Black women represent nearly one-third of all wom
Episode 33: The Caregiving Cliff: What It Really Costs Women to Care for Everyone Else (opens the original)
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Midlife leadership collides with something most women never planned for: Caregiving. There are 53 million unpaid caregivers in the United States. Most are women. Family caregivers provide an estimated $600 billion in unpaid labor annually. And when caregiving intensifies: • Women reduce hours • Turn down promotions • Leave the workforce • Delay retirement savings This is not anecdotal. It is economic. In this final episode, we bring all three guests together to confront the structural reality re
Episode 32: Hormones, Power & Productivity: The Menopause Conversation Corporate America Is Avoiding (opens the original)
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Women are leaving boardrooms, launching businesses, caring for aging parents, and managing teenagers, all while their biology is shifting beneath them. And instead of education, they receive dismissal. Instead of data, they receive shame. Instead of solutions, they receive “this is just aging.” If women will spend one-third of their lives in postmenopause, why are we still treating it like a footnote? In this episode, all three voices return to examine midlife through the lens of biology and lea
Episode 31: Rebranding Midlife: Why Women Are Quietly Rebuilding Their Lives After 40 (opens the original)
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There is a quiet exodus happening in midlife. Women are leaving jobs. Leaving marriages. Leaving titles. Leaving identities that once defined them. Here’s the controversial part, women are not unraveling in midlife because they’re fragile. Women are just finally unwilling to live misaligned, so they’re recalibrating. Nearly 30% of women consider leaving the workforce during midlife transitions — often citing burnout, caregiving, and health shifts as contributing factors (McKinsey Women in the Wo
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