434. How to Be More Inclusive with Conlon Bonner

Better Than Happy

Jody Moore

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Self-improvement, Education

4.8 • 5.6K Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2023

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

As a member of a community, business owner, and mother, diversity, equity, and inclusion are topics I still need some education on, and this is true for many of us.

Conlon Bonner joins me today to help us navigate the landscape of diversity, equity, and inclusion without the usual political tensions, or the overtones of shame and blame that often color such discussions. We will be broaching sensitive issues such as white privilege, emphasizing the need for open, graceful communication devoid of judgment, and you will find out how these types of dialogues can contribute to positive changes in the world.

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0:00.0	I'm Jody Moore and this is Better Than Happy episode 434 how to be more inclusive with
0:06.2	Conlan Bonner.
0:11.5	This is Better Than Happy, the podcast where we study what the healthiest, most successful people in today's world think, feel, and do.
0:20.0	And we leverage this knowledge to create our best lives.
0:25.0	Are you ready little bird? Let's fly.
0:32.0	Hello everybody welcome to the
0:33.8	welcome to the podcast I have a really special guest I asked a long time ago to
0:38.5	come on the show and was finally able to track him down and get him on here and his name is Conlon Bonner. The Bonner
0:45.4	family if you're not familiar with them you must go check out the Bonner
0:49.5	family just go to the internet you know and search up the Bonner family. They are known probably best for their musical
0:56.3	talents, their artistic talents. The Bonners performed, this is how I first met them, is that they performed a lot of the music at
1:03.8	Time Out for Women, which I was able to tour with over the last couple of years.
1:07.5	And so we worked together on many of those events, and I was able to meet a lot of members of
1:11.9	their family. But they've done a lot of their own work as well in all different capacities in music and the arts.
1:20.0	They are amazing people. I have so many stories I'm constantly telling to my family and friends about
1:27.2	different members of the Bonner family. The things that I've learned from them both formally
1:31.9	and just in informal conversations that we've had
1:34.7	on the side.
1:36.0	They truly are a gift to our community.
1:40.8	And so when Conlan told me that lately what he's been up to is doing this work of helping organizations and just anybody who wants to be more inclusive, he's helping to bring the tools of diversity, equity, and
1:55.0	inclusion in a way that is available to everybody, in a way that doesn't politicize and look to offend or take offense.
2:06.0	It's a topic that I think we're all aware is important and relevant and I think we all have
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