Ethocast
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<p><strong>Ethocast</strong> is a fraternity and sorority life leadership podcast that equips members with the knowledge and insights to help build strong chapters. Fraternity member <strong>Eddie Francis</strong> offers up commentaries and conversations filled with information to help college fraternity and sorority members develop their leadership skills, excel academically, and be the best members they can be.</p>
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July 2, 2026
33 | In Praise of Sacred Greeks with Dr. Lyman Montgomery
As people continue to renounce and denounce their Divine Nine fraternities and sororities, Dr. Lyman Montgomery [https://www.coachlyman.com/] continues to push back...hard. He doesn't argue, he brings receipts. In part one of this conversation, Lyman talks about his motivation for founding Sacred Greeks, the inconsistencies of renouncing and denouncing logic, and more. About the Guest Dr. Lyman Montgomery is the founder of SacredGreekslife.com [https://www.sacredgreekslife.com/], a faith-centered platform dedicated to helping members of Black Greek Letter Organizations follow Jesus with clarity, integrity, and confidence. Through biblical teaching, cultural insight, and honest dialogue, he equips believers to navigate the intersection of faith and Greek life without fear, shame, or confusion. His work challenges distorted narratives about Christianity and Greekdom while calling believers to live as salt and light in every space God assigns. Dr. Montgomery has written more than eight books and has been featured in leading business and leadership magazines for his work in coaching, compliance, and organizational excellence. He is a sought-after conference speaker known for blending theological depth, cultural awareness, and practical leadership strategies that transform both individuals and institutions. He is the owner of Focused Driven Compliance and Focused Driven Lifestyle Coaching, where he advises organizations and leaders on achieving clarity, sustainability, and excellence in both mission and operations. An active member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., Dr. Montgomery brings a unique voice to conversations at the intersection of faith, culture, and brotherhood. His life and leadership journey were featured in the internationally acclaimed and award-winning documentary UnMasking Hope, which chronicles his commitment to healing, identity, and purposeful living. He is a devoted husband and proud father of three sons, and his life's mission is to help others discover that they do not have to abandon their culture to follow Christ, but can instead redeem, reclaim, and repurpose it for His glory.
June 18, 2026
32 | Sorority Lessons for Life with Christine Briede
Although Christine Briede was initiated into Kappa Alpha Theta over 40 years ago, the lessons that she learned in college have carried her for life. A highly respected nonprofit professional in the Greater New Orleans area, Christine joined Ethocast to talk about how fraternity and sorority members can positively impact society, especially in modeling healthy relationships. About the Guest Christine T. Briede serves as president and CEO of the Jefferson Community Foundation [https://jeffersoncommunity.org/], where she leads strategic partnerships, fundraising efforts, and community initiatives that strengthen Jefferson Parish. Her career bridges the corporate, nonprofit, and philanthropic sectors, combining strong business leadership with a deep commitment to community impact. Before joining JCF, Christine served as Director of Development at the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center and as a philanthropy officer with the American Red Cross. Earlier in her career, she spent 20 years as the President and majority owner of an international food service equipment and design company, successfully leading the business through its sale in 2013. Christine's leadership has been widely recognized. She is a five-time Biz New Orleans "New Orleans 500" honoree, a 2022 New Orleans CityBusiness Women of the Year Hall of Fame inductee, a three-time Diversity magazine "Top 500 Women Businesses in the U.S." honoree, and a Gambit Weekly "40 Under 40" recipient. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast and Film Communications from the University of Alabama, has completed nonprofit management coursework through Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, and earned a certificate in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion from the University of South Florida. Christine earned her Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE®) credential in 2020.
May 26, 2026
31 | The D9 Marches to the Beat of a Different Drum with Tish Norman
As a proud member of a Divine Nine sorority, Tish Norman is aware that the stakes are high. That is why she is steadfast in her belief that members of D9 fraternities and sororities should recognize that we march to the beat of a different drum. In a powerful conversation, Tish talks about how the pressure of being knowledgeable, constantly watched, and strategic in recruiting may seem unfair, but it's real. About the Guest Tish Norman [https://www.tishnorman.com/] is a native of Cleveland, Ohio, and a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. She is the executive director of Transforming Leaders Now Inc., an educational consulting company that specializes in college and career readiness, women's leadership, and the African-American experience. Tish started her career in the classroom in Cincinnati, teaching 3rd and 4th grade. After being crowned Miss Black Cincinnati, she took her gifts to Hollywood. Whether it was commercials, music videos, game shows, documentaries, or sitcoms, Tish did it all! After 10 years in Hollywoodland, Tish found herself back in the classroom. Out of an amalgamation of all of her professional experiences in education, pageantry, and acting, one day, Tish found her sweet spot on stage, delivering a keynote to 500 high school students. She loved it! Now, almost 20 years later, as a professional speaker and having delivered over 1000 presentations, Tish's unparalleled energy, delivery style, and stirring keynotes have become favorites among universities, associations, and leadership conferences from coast to coast. Tish is a contributing author of several articles and three books: From Mediocre to Magnificent, Leading the Way, and BLACKOUT: Real Issues and Real Solutions to Real Challenges Facing Black Student Affairs Professionals. A graduate of Kentucky State University, Tish has a master's in education from Pepperdine University and is a doctoral student in Pan-African studies, where her research focuses on memory and the Black sorority. Based in Atlanta and having spoken in 45 states and 14 countries, Tish still maintains an active speaking schedule, keynoting at dozens of campuses and leadership conferences every year.
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<p><strong>Ethocast</strong> is a fraternity and sorority life leadership podcast that equips members with the knowledge and insights to help build strong chapters. Fraternity member <strong>Eddie Francis</strong> offers up commentaries and conversations filled with information to help college fraternity and sorority members develop their leadership skills, excel academically, and be the best members they can be.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates bi-weekly.
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