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Let's Get Real

Let's Get Real

By: Reneé Roberts-Turner
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Welcome to Let’s Get Real , the podcast where authentic conversations meet powerful leadership lessons. Hosted by Dr. Reneè Roberts-Turner, nurse leader, speaker, and creator of the Diamond Model, this show goes beyond titles and résumés to uncover what it really takes to lead, build, and thrive on your own terms.


Each episode brings you honest dialogue with trailblazers, change-makers, and visionaries across industries — from healthcare to entrepreneurship — who aren’t afraid to share the wins, the struggles, and the lessons learned along the way.

If you’re ready for real talk about leadership, growth, and building a brand and career that feels aligned with who you are, you’re in the right place.

Because leadership isn’t one-size-fits-all, it’s personal, it’s intentional, and above all, it’s real.

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Episodes
  • Let's Get Real | How Community Fuels Confidence, Clarity and Career Growth With Dr. Shafonya Turner
    Mar 13 2026

    In this episode of Let’s Get Real, Dr. Reneé Roberts-Turner sits down with Dr. Shafonya Turner, board-certified anesthesiologist, educator, and health literacy advocate.

    Dr. Turner shares her journey from a young girl inspired by seeing a Black woman physician to becoming a leader in medicine and mentorship. The conversation explores the power of community, the importance of mentorship, and why empowering people with knowledge about their health can transform outcomes.

    Together, Dr. Reneé and Dr. Turner discuss:

    • Leadership beyond the bedside
    • The importance of finding your tribe in medicine
    • Why failure is a critical part of growth
    • How health literacy empowers communities
    • Mentorship strategies for women in healthcare

    Dr. Turner also shares powerful insights about redefining balance, setting boundaries, and creating space for restoration in high-demand careers.

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    25 mins
  • Let's Get Real | From The Front Lines Of HIV Care with Dr. Tyris Ford
    Feb 27 2026

    In this episode of Let’s Get Real, Dr. Renée Roberts-Turner sits down with Dr. Tyris Ford for a powerful conversation on clinically driven, purpose-led leadership from the front lines of HIV care.

    Dr. Ford is a board-certified Doctor of Nursing Practice and Nurse Practitioner specializing in holistic primary care, HIV prevention, sexual health, and wellness.

    Together, they explore what led him into HIV care, how mentorship shaped his journey, and why purpose must drive practice.

    This episode is for nurses, healthcare leaders, and entrepreneurs who believe that prevention starts with presence, mentorship matters, and leadership is lived through service.

    🎙️ Watch now and join the conversation on leadership, wellness, and advancing care with purpose.

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    35 mins
  • Let's Get Real | How Empathy Drives Transformation with Lena Hall
    Jan 26 2026

    In this episode of Let’s Get Real, Dr. Renée Roberts-Turner sits down with Lena Hall, change management executive, human capital strategist, and founder of Elan Consulting LLC, to explore how empathy plays a critical role in meaningful transformation.

    Lena brings deep experience advising C-suites across corporate, public sector, and educational organizations, helping leaders move from “as is” to new ways of working with clarity, confidence, and intention. Together, Renée and Lena discuss how empathy shapes culture, strengthens leadership, and creates environments where people and organizations can truly thrive.

    This conversation is for leaders navigating change, building teams, and looking to drive transformation without losing the human element along the way.

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    25 mins
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