We've been thinking about how 95% of our current projects are leveraging the power of audio. Audio can help establish deep bonds, and center accessibility in our communications and branded environments.

In a podcast workshop we facilitated with Amelia Hruby last year, she talked about audio's unique ability to build trust, and the light bulbs went off for us.

It showed us how we could apply this insight to virtually every client we work on - for podcasts, of course, but well beyond that, too.

It is offfiiiiccciallllyyyy spring time where we're based (NY and CT!), and we are feeeeelllling it. We could not be happier. Capping off the long weekend, we will also be hosting an event at Casey's restaurant, Coray Kitchen, on Monday, April 29th.

This will be the first event launching the restaurant's new community event series: Community at Coray. Read on to see more about what we're cooking up.

We are so excited to announce the winner of the first-ever partnerUP scholarship: Jana Smith & Renée Wilson.

Renée is the Executive Producer and Jana Smith is the Writer and Creator of Red for Revolution, a six-part narrative audio drama written and directed by Jana Smith centering intergenerational stories of Black women, queer love, and liberation set in both the present and during the 1970s Black Liberation Movement.

In celebration of Women's History Month, we are recognizing the layers and complexities of what that really means. Who is getting left out or not being recognized?

We have seen a ton of International Women's Day posts and want to honor the work that is being done on a daily basis - in communities all over the world. For example, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, who shared an IG post with seven movements and organizations that fight for women's rights across various sectors. This is not a one time a year celebration. This is an ongoing effort to fight for gender equity. Every. Damn. Day.

We're continuing to have really amazing conversations as part of the Partnership Series on the Questions to Hold podcast. This week, we are proud to share our interview with Marti Konstant. Marti has always inspired us and we were delighted to chat with her about how partnership and agility have impacted her life and life's work.

We are honoring Black History Month by learning about the past, and by celebrating the organizations and individuals that are uplifting all of us. One of those is Right at Home of Essex County, a client we've had the pleasure of working with for the last few years.

We're thrilled to be sharing the first episode of Questions to Hold: Unpacking Partnership Series.

This collection of episodes will feature some of our mentors, partners, and collaborators, where we dive into some of the biggest questions and mysteries in partnership.

Hello Questions to Hold podcast community and listeners!

We are celebrating one year since the podcast launched, and are reflecting on all the incredible conversations and insights that emerged on the journey.

Each episode confirmed over and over again the deep and vast terrain that exists when we let questions guide us into deeper relationship with ourselves, the world, and each other.

We're not sure about you, but we are loving the energy so far in 2024. We are entering this year feeling refreshed, recharged, and frankly: excited about the upcoming year. It also happens to be BWB's *official* FIVE YEAR anniversary. Can you believe it? Were toasting the celebration of how much we've learned and grown over the past five years and are so freakin' pumped for what is to come.

Hello friends! Somehow it is already mid-September, and we're over here reflecting on how Labor Day weekend felt like a threshold into a new year. You feeling that, too?

We're back from our Lead with Questions Retreat at Raven Crest and feeling as rejuvenated and dialed into inspiration as ever. Six incredible clients joined us for group, individual and 2:1 process all centered on holding and leading with questions.