Real Talk With Henry Sanders

Hello Real Talk subscribers! On March 7, The OuttaDeeBox Podcast will officially become part of the 365 Media Network, with new episodes every other Thursday. Watch Madison365.org/Podcasts for new episodes or search for OuttaDeeBox on your favorite podcast app. In the meantime, here’s a classic episode from the OuttaDeeBox archives!  From the unforgiving streets of Humboldt Park, Chicago, to the relentless drive of entrepreneurship, our guest J-Ball has a tale that's nothing short of cinematic. His life, marred by the crack era's cruelty and the agony of familial betrayal, unfolds like a masterclass in resilience. Amidst the backdrop of gang violence and systemic oppression, J-Ball's story is a searing exploration of the human spirit's capacity to endure and evolve. As we unravel his journey, you'll be riveted by the raw honesty of a man who refused to be defined by his past. Our conversation with J-Ball shifts gears as we track his ascent from a series of temp jobs to becoming a master of the wholesale game.

Hello Real Talk subscribers! On March 7, The OuttaDeeBox Podcast will officially become part of the 365 Media Network, with new episodes every other Thursday. Watch Madison365.org/Podcasts for new episodes or search for OuttaDeeBox on your favorite podcast app. In the meantime, here’s a classic episode from the OuttaDeeBox archives!  Today, Stacey Clay lays bare his life's journey from the streets of Milwaukee to become a beacon of transformation. As a certified peer specialist at Athesis Therapy, Stacey recounts the trials he faced, including bullying, substance abuse, and a 28-year incarceration. He shares the epiphany that carved his path towards accountability and self-discovery and emphasizes the breakthroughs that shape the future, no matter the past. The resonance of Stacey's experiences within the prison walls echoes through the tales of his transformative realizations. Imagine learning about Jeffrey Dahmer's fate in the same prison you're in while serving a sentence and using that moment to pivot tow

Hello Real Talk subscribers! On March 7, The OuttaDeeBox Podcast will officially become part of the 365 Media Network, with new episodes every other Thursday. Watch Madison365.org/Podcasts for new episodes or search for OuttaDeeBox on your favorite podcast app. In the meantime, here’s a classic episode from the OuttaDeeBox archives!  When streets talk, they tell tales of struggle and success, of alleyways that lead to avenues of opportunity. Tune into a powerful narrative as I, Dee Star, am joined by Kingston Robertson, the visionary behind the Holy Godz clothing line. Kingston's journey from Englewood, Chicago's hardened pathways to the forefront of the fashion world, is remarkable. Bearing the lessons from his grandmother and uncle, he turned a history with gang culture and a transformative stint in prison into a beacon of hope and inspiration. Hear his truths about navigating life's trials to emerge as a mentor and leader, using his story to steer the youth away from the shadows and into the light. As thre

This week Henry talks to Boys & Girls Club of Dane County President and CEO Michael Johnson about fundraising, the McKenzie Regional Workforce Center, and The White Party. Presented by Park Bank.

This week Henry talks to Dane County Sheriff Kalvin Barrett about what he's learned since becoming Sheriff, the Dane County Jail debate, and the importance of using person-first language to center everyone's humanity. Presented by Park Bank.

This week Henry talks to Mandela Barnes about his run for the US Senate, what he learned from that experience, and what he's doing now. Presented by Park Bank.  

On this episode, Henry sits down with Urban League of Greater Madison President and CEO Dr. Ruben Anthony to talk about the importance of mentorship, home ownership, and making sure you're surrounding yourself with people who are better than you. Made possible by Park Bank

Henry talks to Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley about what Milwaukee County brings to Wisconsin, what he brings to his role, and what Milwaukee needs to become a place where everyone can thrive. Presented by Park Bank.

This week Henry Sanders talks to UW-Green Bay Director of Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs Office Mai Lo Lee. They talk about how she has come to be accepted and trusted in a variety of communities, how she thinks of her legacy, and the importance of consistently showing up. Real Talk is presented by Park Bank.

On this episode, Henry talk to Marjorie Rucker about working to solve social and racial justice issues through economic development and empowerment, as well as the importance of having the opportunity to "learn the game."

This week Henry chats with UW Womens Basketball Head Coach Marisa Moseley about her philosophy on winning and her recruitment strategy, and Coach Moseley gives Henry her best pitch. Real Talk with Henry Sanders is presented by Park Bank.

On this episode, Henry talks to One City Schools founder and CEO Kaleem Caire about why education reform is needed, how he's trying to do it, and why there's so much resistance to systematic change. Presented by Park Bank.

This week, Henry sits down with United Way of Dane County President and CEO Renee Moe to talk about her leadership philosophy and what she's learned about herself, both as a leader and as a person.

On this special bonus episode, Henry talks to Madison mayoral candidate Gloria Reyes about her history with Madison and what made her decide to run for mayor.

On this episode of Real Talk, Henry talks to Hon. Everett Mitchell about his perspective on what made him want to run to be the first elected Black Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice, and what stands in his way. Real Talk is presented by Park Bank.

This week Henry talks to Adonica Randall, President and Chief Problem Solver of Abaxent, a technology solutions and consulting company. She talks about navigating the tech space as a black woman and gives some incredible advice about building a business for other up-and-coming entrepreneurs.

While we're getting ready for the Wisconsin Leadership Summit, we're dropping the audio from a session of last year's virtual summit. Thanks to Park Bank for making Real Talk possible.

While we're getting ready for the Wisconsin Leadership Summit, we're dropping the audio from a session of last year's virtual summit that features a great panel that includes current US Senate candidate Mandela Barnes. Thanks to Park Bank for making Real Talk possible.

This week, Henry Sanders talks to Urban Triage Founder and CEO Brandi Grayson. They talk about Brandi's past advocacy style and how she's had to shift her thinking and her management style to lead a rapidly growing organization in Madison. For more information about Urban Triage, visit https://urbantriage.org/  

This week Henry wants to share a conversation he had with Angela Russell on her podcast Black Oxygen. This episode of Black Oxygen features a conversation with the founder and CEO of Madison365, Henry Sanders.   In this episode Henry talks about key lessons he learned while leading Madison365 during a pandemic, the changing dynamics of leadership in the Madison community and parenthood - he specifically opens up about being a parent of a child with Down syndrome.  Towards the end of this episode Henry highlights the upcoming Wisconsin Leadership Summit. #BlackOxygenPodcast #BlackInWisconsin #WILeadershipSummit #Madison365 #BlackCulture #DopeBlackPodcasts #BlackInMadison #LeadershipInMadison #BlackLeadershipWisconsin #BlackLeadership Links: It’s time for a family reunion and you’re invited - https://madison365.com/its-time-for-a-family-reunion-and-youre-invited/ Wisconsin Leadership Summit - https://www.wileadershipsummit.com/home/wi-leadership-summit Disability Visibility Project - https://disabilityvisibilit