Breaking Bias Code and misconception

Reimagining the Journey from Belief Formation to Belief Transformation

Why This Matters

Bias is not just an attitude—it’s often embedded in systems, policies, and unspoken cultural norms. Breaking the bias code requires more than awareness—it demands a journey of belief transformation.
This podcast serves as a learning hub, a conversation starter, and a catalyst for change—one thought at a time.

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Breaking Bias Code and Misconception:

Reimagining the Journey from Belief Formation to Belief Transformation

Hosted by Dr. Joseph Nwoye & Dr. Namita Rajput
Powered by the Systemic Diversity and Inclusion Group (SDIG)

Breaking Bias Code and Misconception is an insightful podcast series that dives deep into the roots of our beliefs, the development of biases, and the transformative journey from unconscious misconceptions to conscious understanding.

Co-hosted by Dr. Joseph Nwoye, a pioneering voice in diversity education and inclusion strategies, and Dr. Namita Rajput, an acclaimed academic leader and advocate for ethical transformation, this podcast offers a powerful blend of scholarly wisdom, lived experience, and forward-thinking dialogue.

Together, they explore the psychology of belief formation, the social systems that perpetuate bias, and most importantly, the path to transformation through education, empathy, and action.

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Previous Shows

Explore some of our most impactful episodes:

Insightful

Delivers clear, evidence-based conversations on belief, bias, and transformation.

Educational

Helps listeners grow through thoughtful discussions and practical takeaways.

Diverse Voices

Features professionals and leaders from varied backgrounds and experiences.

Action-Focused

Designed to inspire change, not just conversation.

What to Expect

  • Powerful Interviews with leading voices in education, business, leadership, and community development

  • Solo Reflections and dynamic co-hosted episodes with expert commentary

  • Question & Answer Sessions with guests on real-world challenges and solutions

  • Insightful Breakdowns of cultural myths, workplace bias, identity-based assumptions, and more

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