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  • Speech: Freedoms and Filters

    Speech: Freedoms and Filters
    Jan 20 2021
    Free speech is the discourse of the moment in the wake of the major social media platforms suspending the POTUS-45’s accounts, in some cases, like Twitter, indefinitely. Further down the tech stack, Parler was de-platformed in an unprecedented coordinated action between Googe, Apple, and Amazon. The reason given was to avoid further coordinated political violence […]
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  • The Postmodern Plague: When Filter Bubbles, Spirituality, and Conspiracy Overlap

    The Postmodern Plague: When Filter Bubbles, Spirituality, and Conspiracy Overlap
    Oct 21 2020
    Postmodern consciousness has fully descended in all four quadrants of reality creating something I’m calling the Postmodern Plague. All truth has been leveled, leaving a vacuum of shared reality. Social Media filter bubbles accelerate this by continually feeding us information from inside our bubble and pointing out how everything is “corrupt”. When we can no […]
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    1 h et 7 min
  • How to Clear the Air in Relationship

    How to Clear the Air in Relationship
    Oct 2 2020
    The world needs good relational leadership now more than ever. Following up on our recent Restoring Relational Integrity episode, I once again sit down with Michael Porcelli to cover an incredibly important and practical skill when it comes to relating with integrity – how to clear the air. We talk about WHY having this skill […]
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    1 h et 12 min
  • Restoring Relational Integrity with Michael Porcelli

    Restoring Relational Integrity with Michael Porcelli
    Jul 20 2020
    What happens when there is a breakdown or violation of trust in a relationship we hold dear? How can we repair the rupture to allow the relationship to move forward? Listen in as Michael Porcelli walks us through the powerful DEAR process for restoring relational integrity when ruptures have occurred. We pivot from personal relationships […]
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    1 h et 40 min
  • Stitching the Social Fabric of the Future

    Stitching the Social Fabric of the Future
    Jul 6 2020
    Society is built from human relationships and communities. These arise from the interpersonal processes embodied in the human organism. Our experiences are shaped, and give shape to, the structures and designs that make up our social world: urban layouts, religious rituals, or the information architecture of social media networks. For both better and for worse, […]
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    1 h et 40 min
  • Purpose in Times of Crisis with Michael Porcelli

    Purpose in Times of Crisis with Michael Porcelli
    Jun 27 2020
    Going on months now, crises have disrupted many of our typical routines. For some of us this can be a source of time and space, and for many of us, a source of additional stress and uncertainty. This kind of situation can be a doorway to deeper purpose if you allow it to be. Listen […]
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  • Resiliency in Times of Uncertainty with Jeff Jessum

    Resiliency in Times of Uncertainty with Jeff Jessum
    May 19 2020
    Today I chat with my brilliant friend Jeffrey Jessum, a clinical psychologist, teacher of relational and social skills, and artist.  Jeff and I talk about the impact of the COVID crisis and why it’s more important than ever to find healthy ways to build resiliency in relationship to ourselves, each other, and the world at […]
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  • Refocusing on What Matters with Jay Mutzafi

    Refocusing on What Matters with Jay Mutzafi
    May 1 2020
    Excited to catchup with my longtime friend and occasional podcasting buddy Jay Mutzafi as we talk about the many changes we’re experiencing culturally, systemically, and personally in these strange COVID days. We first focus on the macro and what we’re noticing at a systems level and the deeper opportunity this global pause has provided for […]
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    1 h et 21 min