Invisible
Invisible
Podcast Description
Invisible is a powerful show dedicated to advocating for racial and health equity. Hosted by a passionate leader and changemaker Ashley Randolph, the podcast dives into critical conversations aimed at creating awareness and driving systemic change. Beyond the podcast, the host serves on advisory boards for numerous companies and organizations, further amplifying her impact in fostering inclusivity and equity in every sphere.
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Content Themes
This podcast addresses themes of racial equity, health disparities, and the emotional journeys of NICU parents. Episodes include discussions on the challenges faced by families with premature babies, such as isolation and the importance of community support, alongside specific initiatives like those offered by My Kota Bear and GLO Preemies. The show emphasizes advocacy in maternal health and shares inspiring personal stories that highlight resilience and the need for systemic change.
Invisible is a powerful show dedicated to advocating for racial and health equity. Hosted by a passionate leader and changemaker Ashley Randolph, the podcast dives into critical conversations aimed at creating awareness and driving systemic change. Beyond the podcast, the host serves on advisory boards for numerous companies and organizations, further amplifying her impact in fostering inclusivity and equity in every sphere.
After a six-month break, Invisible returns with an honest look at what happens when systems change and families are left to absorb the impact.
In this Season 2 premiere, Ashley Randolph shares how shifting government policies and public health guidance stalled the work of GLO Preemies and the Alliance for Black NICU Families, and why inconsistent RSV recommendations continue to put medically fragile infants at risk. Drawing from lived experience and national advocacy work, she explains how community-led responseslike the GLO Preemies Roadmap Booklet and expanded access to wearable breast pumpsbecame necessary when official guidance kept changing.
The episode also honors Renee Nicole Good and holds space for families affected by ICE and systemic failure.
Season 2 begins with a clear truth: when systems fail, leadership doesnt waitit shows up.
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