Podcasts about Questioning

Tori Sachs is the executive director from the Michigan Freedom Fund. Michigan Democratic Party deletes post questioning parents' role in schools

Hour 1: Questioning everything is part of critical thinking. Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court have different thoughts when it comes to wearing masks. Michael explains the premise of statements and questions and why you shouldn't accept it. Americans have distrust in society, especially with the government, news media, and social media according to the Edelman report.

Benton Crane talks with Naveen Dittakavi, the founder and CEO of Next Vacay, and one of our incredibly successful clients. Together they discuss the right way to budget your company, how to improve your business from the bottom up, why you should question everything, and an inside scoop on what it's like to work with the Harmon Brothers. 05:26 How Next Vacay Got Started11:14 Improve Your Business From The Bottom Up15:12 What It's Like To Work With the Harmon BrothersYou can find links to Naveen's website and all the other places to reach him below. If you're interested in learning more about Harmon Brothers, you can grab a copy of our book here.Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share. Episodes published every Tuesday at 6 am EST. We'll see you on the next one.Find Naveen Dittakavi here:https://nextvacay.com/ (Website)https://www.linkedin.com/in/naveendittakavi (LinkedIn)https://www.facebook.com/nextvacay/ (Facebook)

On this episode: The ”Poddin' Next Door" crew opens with the usual banter and slappers for your head tops. The guys hit on Jesus cheaters, Tik Tok education, Hall of Fame Sport's Bar, Fun facts, working as a cashier, investing in Hellcats, a crashing economy, racist glasses, struggle meals, putting horses down, and other misinformation. Listen on most Digital Streaming Platforms. Apple, Amazon, Spotify, Google…… Follow + Subscribe: Instagram - @poddinnextdoor YouTube - Poddin' Next Door

How do you truly honor birth? Dr. Nathan Riley joins us for the second time on the podcast. First time was back in 2019, and a lot of life has changed for him. For one thing, he's welcomed both of his daughters into the world. And today we talk about the home birth of the youngest (about 5 weeks old at the time of this interview). Nathan shares his perspective of the experience, as a father, partner and physician. Nathan also talks about the space he holds for birth and how he has evolved from an OBGYN practicing in the hospital to a more lifestyle medicine approach where he supports both parents and birth workers. The nuggets in this episode are too many to count and drop at such a rapid rate. You might need to hit pause and rewind a few times, that's how powerful it is! Things we talk about in this episode: hospital model of care, hospital birth, home birth story, fast labor and delivery, trusting and bearing witness to birth, awesome resources around holistic birth, Nathan's journey as a doctor, questioning the medical system Links: Nathan's website: https://www.belovedholistics.com/ DIAH Episode 243 with Dr. Riley - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/doing-it-at-home/id1153134918?i=1000454516925 Doing It At Home book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3vJcPmU DIAH website: https://www.diahpodcast.com/ DIAH Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doingitathome/ DIAH YouTube: https://bit.ly/3pzuzQC DIAH Store: https://yoursuccessfulhomebirth.com/ DIAH Merch: https://bit.ly/3qhwgAe  Give Back to DIAH: https://bit.ly/3qgm4r9

A shocking recent Rasmussen poll result highlights just how divided the US is after two years of covid lockdowns, restrictions, and propaganda. Nearly 50 percent of Democrats polled support fines or imprisonment for anyone questioning efficacy of covid shots on social media! This comes after several of the top "experts" have themselves radically scaled back early promises of shot virus protection. Also today, dissident doc forced to take psych exam and Virginia's new governor hits the ground running! Plus - what's up with new restrictions on Ron Paul's Facebook???

This episode is a must-listen for true liberation! Questioning my beliefs has been a major game-changer for me in the past year and I'm so excited to bring the mother of this practice Byron Katie to the podcast. In this episode, we dive into how to use The Work to resolve ANY conflicts in your life. I get vulnerable with Katie and share an issue that was showing up for me in my relationship and she does The Work on me! I also ask the burning questions many of you have about how we can actually find peace with things we dont like. This soulful conversation will open your third eye and guide you on the path to true, lasting freedom. Tune into this with a cup of tea and open mind! Join my Free Discover Your Soul Purpose Masterclass at www.iamsahararose.com/masterclass Enjoy your own delicious Organifi Gold and their other incredible products at organifi.com/sahara for 20% off Intro + Outro Music: Silent Ganges by Maneesh de Moor Connect with me for daily Ayurvedic and modern spiritual wisdom at: Instagram.com/iamsahararose Facebook.com/iamsahararose Twitter.com/iamsahararose Order My Books: www.iamsahararose.com/books By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that the entire contents are the property of Sahara Rose, or used by Sahara Rose with permission, and are protected under U.S. and international copyright and trademark laws. Except as otherwise provided herein, users of this Podcast may save and use information contained in the Podcast only for personal or other non-commercial, educational purposes. No other use, including, without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this Podcast may be made without the prior written permission of the Sahara Rose, which may be requested by contacting pr@iamsahararose.com. This podcast is for educational purposes only. The host claims no responsibility to any person or entity for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use, application, or interpretation of the information presented herein.

My new book LOSERTHINK, available now on Amazon https://tinyurl.com/rqmjc2a Find my "extra" content on Locals: https://ScottAdams.Locals.com Content: AI is the future, so Biden is doing great? President Trump's rally yesterday Is NY COVID policy racist? Questioning beliefs about George Soros Binary Syndrome, the power of reframing COVID anecdotal people vs science people ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you would like to enjoy this same content plus bonus content from Scott Adams, including micro-lessons on lots of useful topics to build your talent stack, please see scottadams.locals.com for full access to that secret treasure. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scott-adams00/support

Content: AI is the future, so Biden is doing great? President Trump's rally yesterday Is NY COVID policy racist? Questioning beliefs about George Soros Binary Syndrome, the power of reframing COVID anecdotal people vs science people If you would like to enjoy this same content plus bonus content from Scott Adams, including micro-lessons on lots … The post Episode 1624 Scott Adams PART2: Does This Work? appeared first on Scott Adams Says.

Content: AI is the future, so Biden is doing great? President Trump's rally yesterday Is NY COVID policy racist? Questioning beliefs about George Soros Binary Syndrome, the power of reframing COVID anecdotal people vs science people If you would like to enjoy this same content plus bonus content from Scott Adams, including micro-lessons on lots … The post Episode 1624 Scott Adams PART1: Does This Work? appeared first on Scott Adams Says.

In this rerun episode, Dennis explains procedures around roadside questioning and Building RAS. Recorded on 03/12/2017. If you like what you are hearing and want to stay in the loop with the latest in Street Cop Training, please follow our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/StreetCopTraining

Hello! Welcome to 2022 and a new episode of Two Headed Girl. Join Mattie as he discusses a new trajectory for the show. Then, catch up with him on his gender journey.Show Notes Tick Tick Boom! MJ Rodriguez Finasteride/Propecia Hair-loss on T Chest Sensation after Top Surgery The Trevor Project Gratitude Journal Ideas Mattie's Crappy Tiktok

Kyle Mann and Adam Yenser are joined by Patrick Green on this Bee Weekly to talk about heroes of the faith who gave us cringe moments in the history of preaching and to talk about the Bee's deep dark secret practice of employing a Roman Catholic. Kyle gets a surprise and Patrick Green gets put in the hot seat for being Catholic. This episode of The Bee Weekly is brought to you by INKL. Get a discount on curated, ad-free news from 100+ sources with a single subscription at: http://inkl.com/bee This episode is also brought to you by Faithful Counseling. Get counseling from people who share your faith and your values at: http://faithfulcounseling.com/babylonbee Kyle gets a surprise that should help him stay on keto for another 4 hours and the guys talk about our latest parody video getting restricted by YouTube. They talk about the banger and bomb of the week, Adam Yenser does Weakly News and then there is the latest Heroes of the Faith. After learning how to smash a television with an axe and that all atheists have video games in common, the guys show our latest sketch about a lonely unvaccinated man whose vaccinated friends all have COVID, and then the Bee's ultimate showdown between Roman Catholics and Protestants commences. The Bee also responds to atheist hate mail. In the subscriber lounge, Patrick answers some questions from subscribers to the Babylon Bee and also answers the ten questions. The Bee guys interact with bonus Elon Musk hate mail and headline pitches from the subscribers.

Questioning history is what we do. There is so much information that leads us to believe that our history has been skewed to say the least. If they are lying to us about the dark ages, why? After all, history is all just a lie agreed upon.

Hugh Hewitt speaks with Michael Shear, White House correspondent for "The New York Times," about Senator Joe Manchin's discussion of the filibuster as well as President Biden and Dr. Fauci are angry and yelling at us. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2:   Al Dukes & Jerry Recco have a new photo to promote their wildly popular Postgame Podcast and the guys quickly concluded that Al looks a lot better than Jerry in the picture they chose, after Boomer took him to task for his take on how the Jets played in Buffalo on Sunday and Kirk Cousins' worth as an NFL quarterback Gio eventually had enough, we cvan't get enough of C-Lo's updates, Dave Gettleman's unceremonious departure from the Giants, Boomer concludes that ‘problems happen when you're fat' so there's that, the Knicks get a win over the Spurs, the Nets fell to the Blazers in Portland and an astute caller named Nick had a good question about all the people that roam around on the sidelines during a college football game.

On this episode: The ”Poddin' Next Door" crew opens with the usual banter and slappers for your head tops. RIP to the GOAT Bob Saget..The guys talk about Chakras, fin facts, Arctic gun testing, Sport Segment, Golfing Beans, Food, jewelry Joe, 3 hobbies, thrifting gold mine, and other things were discussed. Listen on most Digital Streaming Platforms. Apple, Amazon, Spotify, Google…… Follow + Subscribe: Instagram - @poddinnextdoor YouTube - Poddin' Next Door

Season 3, Episode 6 | Podcast #42 Today we are joined by Dr. Ken Kearns, a Board Certified, fellowship-trained shoulder and elbow orthopedic surgeon who specializes in arthroscopic surgical procedures, joint replacements, minimally invasive procedures, as well as upper extremity fracture care from the clavicle to the elbow. Dr. Kearns completed his undergraduate studies at Colby College in Maine then onto medical school at The University of Toledo School of Medicine. Next stop, Orthopaedic Residency Program at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. While a resident, Dr. Kearns was recognized by several orthopedic organizations for his research and leadership. Last stop, Dr. Kearns didn't go far for his fellowship. He was accepted to the internationally renowned Thomas Jefferson University Hospital/Rothman Institute Shoulder & Elbow Orthopaedic Fellowship Program. Dr. Kearns has been published in numerous specialty medical journals on topics specifically related to rotator cuff tears, shoulder instability, and shoulder replacement. He's been with Philadelphia Hand to Shoulder since 2016. In this episode we cover: 1:10: New research available about shoulder instability stating that shoulder injuries should be repaired after the first injury rather than the third, which was the previous recommendation. 3:15 The two things that keep your shoulder stable - static and dynamic stabilizers 5:00 Make a judgment call on if therapy is the way to go after 4-6 weeks, not 4-6 months 6:00 How a labrum is repaired and normal-tension is recreated 7:50 What does typical recovery look like using Baker Mayfield from Cleveland as an example. 9:50 You have to take into consideration longer-term aspirations to plan ff and when to do a surgery. 10:55 The problem with Sully braces 11:55 The 6 grades of ligament separations 13:30 Grade 3 is the one that people go back and forth on whether surgery is necessary. 14:00 The surgical procedure for shoulder separation repair - arthroscopically assisted repair 20:30 Typically rotator cuff tears are the gray hairs and wrinkles of the shoulder or traumatic cuff tears. 21:50 Story from Dr.Kearns' fellowship with a current hall of fame Hockey player 23:03 Very few professional athletes, besides Kobe Bryant, have come back to play after a cuff repair. 23:57 A case Dr.Kearns saw with a competitive weight lifter in her 40s. Her cuff tear was hanging on by a thread, Dr.Kearns repaired it and won her next international competition, was doing awesome and she is back after 4 years with a similar injury. 28:00 There are so many better exercises you could be doing for your upper body than the bench press. 28:21 There are two terrible things for your shoulders, shoulder press, and bench press 29:10 People get intimidated about seeing a doctor - “My job is to get the person back” 29:40 There are very few things that I will ultimately say “you need to have them fixed” and its usually not a sports injury. 37:45 Dr.Kearns asks “What is the point of the Arm bike” 38:00 Q is anti-machine as a physical therapist. 38:30 Arm bikes don't really make sense and cause more irritation than they help. ------ Dr. Ken Kearns Philadelphia Hand To Shoulder Center

Have you ever felt scared to ask questions to your doctor? This week David and I discuss "Questioning The System" and how it feels to be treated with such judgement by the professionals you are supposed to trust. Alessandra shares a personal story about being misdiagnosed and the reason she questions the system. We chat all things Psilocybin, alternative medicine, vaccines, and vitamins. Join us in this trusted space where we will have an open conversation about all the "crazy" questions. Be sure to leave a comment in the review section and let us know what is on your mind! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 2: Callers react to the Pats loss in Miami and Mac's now complete rookie regular season (6:00) Wiggy's top 5 takeaways from Sunday including that Mac needs to get back in the passenger seat Saturday night. (23:00) Wiggy asks if we're convinced that Mac Jones is "The Guy" and blames Ken's lead for creating the conversation.  (29:00) Coco's News including Bob Saget's passing, Covid news, updates on Alec Baldwin and AOC, and (43:30) today's 'Dumbest of the Day'

It is completely normal to feel anxious and experience unclear thinking during stressful situations. The challenge is making sure that it doesn't take hold of our thinking. When this happens, it becomes more difficult to navigate these moments with clarity and come down from a heightened state. In this episode, I discuss four ways to navigate stressful situations with clarity, and how we can stay calm during these stressful situations, allowing us to overcome these moments. In episode #173 we cover: Performing breathing exercises Questioning your thoughts Visualizing Disconnecting Want to receive weekly emails where I breakdown step-by-step processes to master your mindset and practical growth tips? Sign up for my free weekly newsletter Want access to subscriber-only episodes, Q&A, and ad-free listening? Become a subscriber Follow me on social for more inspiration: Instagram Facebook TikTok Twitter Join the private Facebook Group: Motivated Minds Start setting goals and achieving them: Schedule a one-on-one session Want to be featured in a future episode? Leave a review here (even one sentence helps) Sponsors mentioned in this episode: HashDash Music by: Blaize Trulson

In this podcast episode we talked about : Why some people are not willing to face the darkness The art of being likable Calling stuff out as a coach The mourning of the death of his dogs How he courted his fiancée (and he ex almost sabotaged it) Kyree Oliver is a Masculinity Coach. He teaches men how to combine empathy, emotional intelligence, and Grit/Sticktoitiveness to lead a better life.   ☟ Find out more about Kyree Oliver at ☟ ◼︎ https://Facebook.com/kyreeoliver1994 ◼︎ https://Instagram.com/kyree ☞ SUBSCRIBE, SHARE OR LEAVE A REVIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS ☜ If you like this podcast, don't forget to subscribe or spread the podcast.    

Fear is a natural part of life. However, our fears don't always represent the truth. Many times, they're just beliefs that we allow to hold us back. If your fears are based on misbeliefs that you're telling yourself, then you are allowing them to drive your decisions, your thoughts, your time, and ultimately, your future. Today, Blake reveals the true origins of our fears and explains how they are often based on lies we tell ourselves. If you're ready to get past your fears and truly create the life you want, it starts with understanding that not everything your brain tells you is true. Fear is simply your brain reacting to the uncertainty you feel. But YOU hold the power to shift your fears and change your life. Today, you'll learn which of your fears might be holding you back, and how you can gain control over misbeliefs. You'll hear the most important questions to ask yourself if you're ready to move forward, and why making friends with the fears you carry is so important. What You'll Learn: Why you're already more powerful than you give yourself credit for (0:31) Questioning what's really holding you back (1:27) Making friends with fear (2:50) A powerful, revealing question to ask yourself about fear (4:31) Favorite Quotes: “Fear is tied to feeling powerless, but you aren't powerless. You have the ability every day to make decisions that can move you forward, closer to what you want.” “Unexpected things have likely come your way in your life, things you hadn't planned for. And somehow you figure it out, you adapted, you survived, and you are still here.” “People always act in accordance with what they believe to be true about themselves and their environment. So, what misbeliefs or lives are you telling yourself that are holding you back from your dreams?” Additional Resources: Rather than hoping the grass will be greener, identify what the RIGHT next step is. We can help you do just that. Get clarity on where you are on your journey to career fulfillment, where you're headed, optional paths to get there, and the right next step to take. Start your complimentary, Personalized Career Fulfillment Plan. ------------ For more information about us & alternate ways to connect, visit: www.connectionsilluminated.com Have questions or topics you'd like covered on the podcast? Email us at hello@connectionsilluminated.com

Crypto traders and all traders for that matter will eventually start questioning themselves. This is a dangerous time. I want you to be strong, composed and trade your plan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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On this episode: The ”Poddin' Next Door" crew opens with year end slappers for your head tops. The guys hit on some new year resolutions and other random topics. Listen on most Digital Streaming Platforms. Apple, Amazon, Spotify, Google…… Follow + Subscribe: Instagram - @poddinnextdoor YouTube - Poddin' Next Door

Begin 2022 with a look at what the Bible is. Message taught by Allen Tyger, College*Life minister, on Sunday, January 2, 2022.

In this episode, I joined @MythVisionPodcast on his channel to take calls from Muslim callers. This was a very lively and respectful discussion and we explored different topics. Some of the topics include Free will VS determinism, Pagan and Christian influences on Islam, as well as the topic of Apostasy and apostasy laws. On the topic of Apostasy, we explored the origins of the law, the various hadith, and interpretations from respected scholars. We also took calls from two Muslims who approach this topic differently but both reach the conclusion that apostasy laws are not fundamentally a part of Islam. Also, we discussed the story of Jesus's crucifixion both from a Christian and Islamic perspective. @MythVisionPodcast and I then took a call from Miran who wanted to discuss the problem of not having a single authority in Sunni Islam when it comes to issues of Islamic fiqh, hadith authentication, and scholarly advice. The conversation then, later on, moved to the topic of historical Muhammad and the story of Aisha. I hope you will enjoy this episode. YouTube version of this podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcPSLHTgpBM Timestamps: 0:00 Introductions 6:22 Islamic apologetic's reliance on the free will argument. Surah 10. 17:37 The Perfect Dawah - There is no predestination in Islam. Is Isis the true interpretation of Islam? 29:28 Comments from the live chat  30:34 Victor - Shoutout 31:27 Cush - Crucifixion of Jesus 35:15 Abdullah Sameer's take on the crucifixion of Jesus according to Islamic teachings. 38:46 The Pagan influences in Islam 40:27 Crucifixion of Jews by the Romans 20 years before Jesus. 41:41 Whysthetruth -  43:41 Pagan influences in Islam  47:40 Superchat 48:05 Apostate Prophet - Sheik Yabooty  57:55 How do Muslims know there was an uncorrupted holy book? 1:00:16 Advice for Muslims who want to leave Islam but are married to Muslims. 1:02:14 The influences of Pre-Islamic Arabia on Islam. 1:03:16 Rashid - Compliments for Abdullah 1:04:50 Nader - The Quran's position on Apostasy. Surah 4: 137  1:25:23 Superchats - How is it possible that Pharoh was able to speak perfect Words 1:27:10 Muhammad was a dictator who wanted total submission. 1:31:10 Comments from the super chats 1:32:56 What is the ruling on the apostate? 1:39:55 Muhammad was a fascist political leader whose actions created a fascist political-religious ideology. 1:42:02 Rashid - Complements and introductions 1:45:17 Hadith give the impression that it is okay for apostasy. 1:48:49 Why Rashid is Muslim  1:50:16 Super chat - Other prophet claimants other than Muhammadin the 7th-century  1:52:54 Was the idea of Muhammad being the final prophet a way to prevent political uprisings after his death? 1:59:40 Muhammad might have been a Christian before Islam - Christian influences on Islam. 2:03:30 Miran - Is the lack of a single authority in Sunni Islam problematic? 2:13:23 Historical Muhammad and the story of Aisha. 2:19:50 Super chats  2:22:42 Final remarks and channel announcements.

In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Michael DiMarco. He is the co-Founder of Shredz Supplements, (A multi-million dollar supplement brand.), licensed chiropractor, and brain performance coach where he focuses on equipping leaders with the tools, knowledge, and techniques based on brain science, quantum physics and ancients wisdom to transform their lives from the inside out. He is also the founder of Wolf Child Co, an all-natural new supplement brand for dogs. Tune in for a varied and thought-provoking conversation that covers a wide variety of valuable concepts. We dive into brain science, quantum physics, woo woo culture, business, and much more.Come ready to think, get introspective, and expand your thinking in a major way in this episode. What You'll LearnWhy physical training often leads to personal development for many peopleThe huge difference between what you are and who you areHow to know when to course-correct and change paths in lifeWhy ancient Egyptians mummify the heart but not the brainHow you can leverage quantum physics to create the life you wantWhy happiness is our natural state but so many are unhappyHow most people give away their personal power without realizing itWhy understanding what you are is more important than understanding who you areHow to create a healthy relationship with your emotionsWhy most people run from what they don't fully understandHow to measure results that can't be quantified with numbersThe difference between being a multidimensional renaissance man and scatteredHow our brain and body acts as an antenna and how to properly tune itHow to develop a keen filter for figuring out what information is correct Connect With Dr. DiMarcoJoin his free Facebook groupFollow Michael On InstagramWant More Not Most People? - Ways To Get Involved/Stay ConnectedJoin The Not Most People Email ListVisit The Official Not Most People WebsiteJoin The Not Most People Facebook Community Join The Not Most People Telegram CommunityFollow Not Most People On InstagramSubscribe & Turn On New Episode Notifications Want To Show Your Support?Leave A Review  On iTunesLeave A Review On AudibleBuy Me A CoffeeThinking Of Starting A Podcast?Download The Free Podcasting Toolbox & Resource List PDFCheck Out the Lost To Listeners Podcast Creation & Launch CourseConnect With BradleyBradley's InstagramSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/notmostpeople)

Happy New Year! Episode 23 is a solo one made with a helpful dose of listener feedback. The start of a new year is a great time to think about new habits you'd like to implement going forwards. I've collected a whole heap of goals related to sewing more sustainably that listeners intend to focus on during 2022, and I've thrown in some additional suggestions of my own. If you like the idea of setting goals or aims at this time of year and could do with a dose of inspiration, or you just like thinking about sewing, then this episode is for you! Support the podcast over on Patreon! The goals outlined in this episode are: Slow Sewing. Listen to Episode 15 with Louisa Owen Sontroem about hand sewing clothing HERE. My denim shirt to Anthea blouse upcycle can be found HERE. Questioning which fibres you sew with. Learn more about Oeko-tex certification HERE. Learn more about GOTS certification HERE. Listen to Episode 20 about what threads are available for home sewing HERE. Only make things you'll actually wear. Find out more about Me-Made-May HERE. Try a new technique or skill. Make some eco product swaps. Try making fabric shopping bags and produce bags, cloth napkins for using at meal times, washable sandwich bags, fabric bowl covers for food storage, washable make-up remover wipes, washable sanitary pads or liners, or period pants. Make pouches to contain cutlery, chopsticks, napkins and reusable straws will help you be less reliant on the disposable versions when you're out and about. Tackle your mending or altering pile. Modern Mending by Erin Lewis-Fitzgerald HERE. Mending Matters by Katrina Rodabaugh HERE. Mend it, Wear it, Love it! by Zoe Edwards (me!) HERE. Rework, remake or upcycle the items in your wardrobe that aren't working for you. Using your existing stash! Find the Happier Podcast with Gretchen Rubin HERE (abstainers and moderators). More info on the Make Nine challenge HERE.

“Questioning the Christ, Part 3” / Mark 12:28-34 / Eric Dodson / January 2, 2022

Our questions for God are important. Questioning can help you grow your faith. And if we don't ask those questions, we don't get the answers we need to move forward in faith.

Recently, we came across a post made by a Christian. In their post, he makes an incredibly honest statement: "I feel like something BIG is missing from Christianity...and it's right in front of us. But I can't put my finger on it." Join PD and Christina as they discuss a missing puzzle piece in Christianity from the 1st Century Church, and how we can start walking more like Jesus and His disciples.

Ryder consumed over 50 books and about 200 podcasts in 2021. Walking through concepts of the origins of bureaucracy and how the protestant work ethic shaped corporations and consumer behavior, he moves into healthcare related to liberty, how to solve many problems on our way to utopia, and a model for transitioning away from capitalism into a nature-based economics.https://www.letusthinkaboutit.com/step-52-best-of-2021-review-by-books/My two favorite books“Moral Mazes” and “The Culture of the New Capitalism“Both of these are sociology books about how the world has changed. They both reference Max Weber, discussing how bureaucracy came out of the military and in America the Protestant work ethic became conflated with capitalism and eventually led to conspicuous consumption and wealth as a signal of virtue: $ = wisdom and salvation.Moral Mazes, by Robert Jackall, focused on the life of middle managers in large corporations, and how the politics needed to survive do not align with the professed values: hard work does not pay off, but appearing to be a tam player while brutally shifting blame and burning through company assets means you are a go-getter, with gumption and grit. Equally, Jackall maps out how middle managers hide behind jargon, because they can't appear to not know what they are talking about (can't look weak), which is bad for the company… but also, considering legal repercussions, they learn to use vague, coded language so as to be able to shift positions: never be caught with a strong opinion, while always seeming to decisive with strong opinions.These are the guys/gals who make decisions with their “gut,” which means they keep perpetuating the same behaviors and stereotypes, but are crafty at the optics of appearing fair or sympathetic.Richard Sennett follows up on this offering broader examples of how capitalism effects the working class, the brain-drain on talent for dumb factory labor, and discussing things like why a nurse may stay at her job, despite the terrible hours and mistreatment: people don't work for jobs, they work in a place where they can make a difference… they need to know where they fit in the world and have relevance.But they go to factories because they need a steady paycheck so they can get a mortgage from the bank, which means a competition to take the best from the labor pool, then put them to work doing mind-numbing labor: companies do not want innovation, they want subservient, blind loyalty from you. But they reserve the right to have no loyalty to the employees. Even the business owners now distance themselves, and hide at the first sign of responsibility and accountability, pushing it off onto subordinates and use technology as a distancing mechanism.All in all, we have come to embody the whole “rational actor” of economic theory, which promotes selfish, transactional relationships rather than community. It rewards sociopathy.Say you are a well-intentioned millennial, then you have been taught not to give voice to discontent: your mental health is more important than job frustration. You simply exit. “Exit over Voice,” as Sennett calls it. Old people argue, which makes them a pain when a company demands unwavering, un-considering loyalty and any question is interpreted as dissent. Institutional memory and wisdom are liabilities, so companies hire those who will just move on without a fight, which means they only get task completion instead of deep consideration from their employees. We all become mercenaries, who scream about politics, but (wisely) are afraid to lose our jobs because survival is not guaranteed in our country.What both books point out is that our society is cutting itself off at it's own knees, and feeding on them. It is like auto-cannibalism, where to be successful you must take risks, upending the stability that made our nation profitable (successful) in favor of destruction and precarity, just so you can prove “you have what it takes” or are as amoral as the leadership team you aim to join.We burn down the world our great-grandparents built, and we do it behind a gold-plated mask of jargon. Faced with the specter of uselessness, we market and promote meaningless differences as highly important.Philosophy books?Honest to god philosophy: William James and BaudrillardI read a lot of small snippets about philosophers or their viewpoints, but sitting down and actually working through multiple books? Only two authors this year. Though I did read some Deleuze, Nietzsche, Zizek, and Lyotard as well.Reading Pragmatism by William James was great. We can argue about things all day, but he discusses moving beyond ideological or semantic quibbles into a practical reality, not being a slave to your position, but grounding ourselves and carving ourselves. Providing space for spirituality he says, swim up, touch the divine, and get some spiritual energy to direct your path.Coming up with increasingly obtuse theories isn't helpful. He was really pushing back against monism, or the notion of one fixed universal truth, and equally he wasn't a fan of the notion that everything could be measured and figured, a type of determinism. He spoke a lot of a middle path, a middle road, a central corridor from which doors into other ideas can branch off, but you needn't stay cloistered in there.I think Baudrillard would suggest that these philosophies are fooling themselves. He might propose that they wouldn't even know it. His work on the idea of simulacra and simulation would say we have lost the plot, lost the purpose, we are “a man adrift without a shadow,” and we can only keep simulating achievement.But what if we have not lost the plot, but the story has already been written and we are merely enacting our roles? The memes and ideas of the world are moving us to claim “liberty” and “freedom.” We have none, no direction, so now simulate liberty, acting out of libidinal desire without understanding.The most optimistic?“Utopia for Realists”It is nice when someone spends the time to look at things like Poverty, or Universal Basic Income and says… wait a second, this doesn't make sense… the world we live in keeps saying “pull yourself up by your own boot straps”… taking a handout is a moral failing, or it is a lack of character to be poor. We need to punch through these moral myths that keep us imprisoned in pain as we end up with deaths of despair and the opioid crisis wiping out those who have been isolated in this competition where everyone loses, even when you win.Rutger Bregman proves multiple times over in “Utopia for Realists” that the government helping and protecting its citizens, (instead of profiteering) would stabilize the population at a lower cost than the current system bears. Which would help business, government, education, and other institutions.Examples provided show Universal Basic Income, eradicating poverty, and making healthcare free you both grant human dignity and “it is cheaper” than the long-term costs of prisons, emergency room visits, rehab clinics, diabetes, police, etc… We should cut the well-fare system, too. No hoops to jump through to prove you are deserving of a handout: just give people cash. The simplest solution works: eradicate poverty not with systems, but with money. The vast majority of people will not take advantage of this, but will better their own lives.The darkest?Our MaladyAs we just mentioned healthcare and human dignity, one of my favorite authors nearly died in 2019 or 2020 because of inept health care systems motivated by money over human concerns. Timothy Snyder's Our Malady walks through how our inequality as a society leads to needless death, despair, and division. He also discusses the need to fluctuate between solitude and solidarity.As a contemporary historian, his books walk us through how our fragility becomes a breeding ground for corrupt officials and corporations to continue abuse: when your health is at risk (or your family) you are a serf or slave, who can never voice dissent.And so, when our journalism turns into an untrustworthy shit-show, and we rely on social media for news because we can't trust anything, this is a symptom. If you can't be honest because you will lose your job, and your insurance, then fear and survival win out over principled moral obligation. This is simply the logic of free-market capitalism's “rational actors” or “economic agents” fulfilling the shallow logic of the market, eroding trust and long-term stability, opening our nation up for abuse and corruption: making us susceptible to tyranny.The best economic book:Sacred EconomicsCharles Eisenstein does a great job of reorienting us away from the faulty logic of the neoliberal capitalist myth. Pros vs cons… there is a cost to everything, and we need to look at this neoliberal capitalist train and wonder if the engine up ahead, where we can't see it, has fallen into the ravine and is just dragging the rest of us into a fiery explosion. Is there still time to bail? And what does that look like?Eisenstein maps out 7 steps, an interlocking system to ascend from our self-administered despair, using the bones of capitalism in which we sheltered to grow up… but I am simplifying it into 3 steps.realign money with natural decay (negative interest)alter the way land is used, letting it become the currency backing or capital as a communally shared resource, andletting pre-pollution taxing redirect innovation towards enriching a sustainable commons.The point is, we don't need more trinkets: we need a planet, a world, that works. We need to stop being selfish children or adolescents. We need to behave like responsible grown ups. Eisenstein brings up 2 great parables, the eleventh round to show how usury and the tragedy of the commons to show how “individual rational actors” destroy communion and solidarity.A key point is that money is not evil, it is a technology. But we let it have unnatural properties and try to apply it to the natural world. We need policy that will realign money with nature, society with people, and make nature our capital that we depend on instead of extracting from.Race?“The Racial Contract” by Charles MillsIt spoke to me in a way White Fragility didn't. And even the fact that Mills had to couch his arguments and ideas in academic terms to get through to people like me is brought up in the book. Thanks to L for the recommendation on this one.Self Help and Behavior books“Awareness” by Anthony DeMelloBest book maybe ever, but I didn't podcast on that. I still hold it in too much reverence.I read some self-helpy, achievement books like Atomic Habits and Judson Brewer's The Craving Mind. Along with more behavioral science books like Noise by Daniel Kahneman. The most career oriented were So Good they can't ignore you and Range, which fall into a kind of Malcolm Gladwell type of book, but less expansive, more like a field guide to creating an interesting career and life, not getting trapped.But the stand out in this strange field of “make yourself better by having knowledge of knowledge” is How to Take Smart Notes which I highly recommend for anyone who wants to actually make use of their reading, wants to write or publish or podcast.My favorite episode to make:Free guyFree Guy was great because I got to really dig into pop-culture that seems very shallow as a way to discuss pretty profound ideas of desire, identity, and Artificial intelligence as a type of government or state apparatus. We touched on Arendt's work, action, labor distinctions, where the subject is turned into a cog… but we need differences for change, not similarity… one way to manifest “difference” is through radical repetition, which invokes the transcendence of Nietzsche's eternal return.Bonus section!!FictionI finally finished David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest this year. hooray. That took like a decade. Worth it, but I now feel like I need a book club or philosophy class to decipher all the depth and strangeness of it.My favorite  was The Overstory. It is long, but really worth it. The book reshapes the flaring human desires and personalities, their companionships, against the backdrop of ultra-long-lived trees under threat.If you are looking for something fun, check out the Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells. If you want some good fantasy, check out N.K. Jemison's stuff.A type of ConclusionThrough the podcast these books are tools that I can use to widen my perspective and let me come to a better understanding of how we ended up here. In a type mirroring, having past knowledge also sparks ideas of how we can  escape (or move beyond) the current predicaments we are in.Or not, because humans are messy and things are complicated, but at least with this knowledge we aren't subjected to basic binaries… we have graduated to advanced binaries. hooray!Doing the show, over the last nearly two years, I feel a little bit better prepared to engage the world, to offer alternatives rather than nod along. Questioning long held assumptions is the podcast goal, and reading is the tool. None of these ideas are my own, they are just cobbled together from the wisdom of others. For the first time in a long time, I feel I am working towards a version of wisdom and richness of life, and I would like to thank you for spending some time with me on this journey. 

Adam Chappell is a regenerative grower and cover crop advocate from Cotton Plant, Arkansas. Adam started growing with his dad and brother on their 7,500 acre property in 2005, but by 2009 pigweed issues alone had nearly pushed them into bankruptcy. Knowing there had to be a better way, Adam began educating himself about the power of regenerative agriculture, implementing a cover cropping strategy that he claims saved the family farm. Today, Adam's operation grows a variety of broadacre crops and continues to make strides in ecological health and crop performance. Throughout their conversation, Adam and AEA Founder John Kempf discuss: Adam's start in agriculture and how cover cropping brought the farm “from the brink of bankruptcy to a profitable enterprise.”  Adam's current methodologies for crop rotation and cover cropping. How the adoption of regenerative practices has contributed to improved profitability. Adam's background in entomology and ecology and the shifts in insect populations he has seen over time. Questioning the necessity of soil testing and becoming wary of “sales tools.” Implementing Dr. Norman Lupo's root intensification method and other row spacing strategies.  Livestock integration and the story of Adam's first purchase of cattle. Why Adam's goals for the future include “getting smaller.”

For more details on this podcast visit: https://www.sidehustlelounge.com/blog/ep42Episode 42: This week Linda Frazee unpacks the Type Six of the Enneagram, often called THE LOYALISTLinda Frazee has over 40 years of experience as a professional speaker, business consultant and executive coach. She is the author, "Full Heart Satisfied Belly," and is founder of Positive Imagery, Inc., a personal and professional development company located in Scottsdale, AZ. Her professional training is in Transpersonal Psychology and Imagery.Join the Authentic Wisdom Community at https://www.lindafrazee.com/authentic-community Blog Description:Often called the Loyal Sceptic, those who lead with Enneagram 6, are gifted with abilities to spot problems and detect BS. Sometimes thought to be "worst case scenario" thinkers, their tendency to plan ahead serves the entrepreneurial world well. When unhealthy, they can appear stubborn and obstructive. Timestamps:19:39   The virtue or the strength of the six is courage. 22:33   The six are sometimes whistle blowers because they're so loyal to a fault, and they're our forever friend. So they don't trust a lot of people and they sit back and watch. But once they trust you, they step across that invisible line and they are there for you, loyal in fact, sometimes to a fault.46:41   The blind spot of the six is important because trying to prepare for what might go wrong, they can come across to others as negative or obstructive. And that's always a surprise to them. So why doesn't everybody do that? Self-doubt may show and cause others to doubt them. They're always surprised about that because all they're doing is asking and all they're doing is questioning. Questioning may come across as accusatory may seem prickly to others. And they may think that they are hiding worry, but others see it.Full transcription of this podcast: https://www.sidehustlelounge.com/blog/ep42This episode was produced and marketed by the Get Known Podcast Service: www.getknownstrategy.com/podcast-serviceFellow pet lovers, If you've worked hard to put money aside to invest in the right side-hustle or expansion project, protect your cash reserve with the 2021 Forbes Advisor #1 Pet Insurance company, Toto. They reimburse up to 90% of unexpected vet bills and you can use any veterinarian you want to. I've tried a few of these insurance companies over the years, and Toto has been the easiest and most transparent I've ever found. Quotes and policies with Toto Pet Insurance also help support The SideHustle Lounge Podcast. Check them out for yourself and get a free quote HERE. 

Suzanne joins us from Hilton Head, South Carolina. She grew up admiring her older brother's career in the Air Force and dreamed of a military career as well. After becoming a Naval Commanding Officer and travelling around the world, she was invited to serve as the aide to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. For several years she was privy to top secret files, she was meeting kings and presidents and she was sitting in meetings with the President of the United States. During the tragic day of 9/11 she flew over Manhattan on Air Force 2 - which was the last aircraft in US airspace. She tells us of her walk through the wreckage at the Pentagon (her home-base) that same day with her superiors. Soon thereafter, she retired and her life changed forever. And soon after, her young stepdaughter Susan was killed and her life changed forever - again. Suzanne awakened eventually to her abilities to see connection with the unseen. We discuss training yourself in untraining … in getting away from the philosophy of “sucking it up” and “stuffing it down”. Questioning belief systems was/is key to Suzanne for re-awakening to the reality of expansion and inter-connectedness. “Going from an emptiness that can't be filled to a fullness that can't be contained”. This is a must listen back to back with episode 67 with Federico Faggin.   To DONATE to the Behind Greatness podcast, please visit here: www.inspirenorth.com/podcast. Tax receipt issued to donors. Behind Greatness IG: @behindgreatnesspodcast & @inspire_north Suzanne: Website: https://www.suzannegiesemann.com/ Books: https://www.suzannegiesemann.com/books/ Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGU9Lw6sITU4kvjqJ2gzaQw  

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein and Leila Rahimi were joined by former NFL quarterback and current analyst Sage Rosenfels to break down the Bears' 25-24 win against the Seahawks on Sunday. After that, Bernstein and Rahimi listened and reacted to Bears coach Matt Nagy's comments Monday in which he said he expects to work the final two games of the regular season. Later, they celebrated Bulls center Nikola Vucevic's historic performance in Chicago's win at Atlanta on Monday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode: The ”Poddin' Next Door" crew opens with year end slappers for your head tops. The guys come back to the pod masked up (Variant goin' dummy), Baby Jesus B-Day extravaganza, picky eaters, the best tool for the job, 2021 Reflecting, how to hug, EBT chef, and 110 trucker sentence. Listen on most Digital Streaming Platforms. Apple, Amazon, Spotify, Google…… Follow + Subscribe: Instagram - @poddinnextdoor YouTube - Poddin' Next Door

I am so excited to talk today about being in your power. If you are feeling like a hot mess and out of your power, it's normal. I've recently gone through this process feeling a little detached from mine and calling it back. The truth is, you've accomplished more than most people will ever dream of, and you can choose to step back into your power anytime you want. Let's dive in. If you enjoyed the episode, leave a review - it means the world to me + helps the show reach more people!  Connect with Taylor Instagram - @_thetaylorlee The Inner Circle Mastermind is enrolling > thetaylorlee.com/innercircle PS: Overwhelmed with all the things you're “supposed to do” to grow your biz? I was too. Get the FREE checklist and discover the exact tasks I do every single day to run a 7 figure business working ~25 hours a week. thetaylorlee.com/checklist

Peter Hoekstra was US Ambassador to the Netherlands during the Trump administration. He served 18 years in the U.S. House of Representatives representing the second district of Michigan and served as Chairman and Ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee. He is currently Chairman of the Center for Security Policy Board of Advisors.    

John Zeratsky was a designer in the tech industry and became obsessed with the idea of re-designing time. He's also the author of multiple books and his work has been published in The Wall Street Journal, Time, Harvard Business Review, Wired, Fast Company, and many others. In this episode, Eric and John discuss his book, Make Time: How to Focus on What Matters Every Day If you'd like to make 2022 a better year for you, bring clarity to what matters most, and discover the tools to help you become the person you really want to be, Eric can help you! To book a FREE, no-pressure 30-minute Discovery call to see if working with Eric is right for you, click here.But wait – there's more! The episode is not quite over!! We continue the conversation and you can access this exclusive content right in your podcast player feed. Head over to our Patreon page and pledge to donate just $10 a month. It's that simple and we'll give you good stuff as a thank you!John Zeratsky and I Discuss How to Make Time for What Matters and…His book, Make Time: How to Focus on What Matters Every DayUnderstanding the limits of will-powerSetting up our environment so it's easier to make the right decisionsThe two powerful forces that compete every day for our time“The Busy Bandwagon” and the feeling you're not in control of our time“The Infinity Pools” of neverending options of distractions Questioning the “defaults” in our lives and finding ways to change our behaviorCreating a highlight for everydayStructuring your day around your “highlight” Finding more meaningful momentsTaking back control of your time and energyCreating barriers to distractionThe fundamentals of managing your energyThe importance of focusing on the process, not the outcomeBecoming aware of how our interaction with technology makes us feelJohn Zeratsky Links:John's WebsiteTwitterIf you enjoyed this conversation with John Zeratsky, you might also enjoy these other episodes:Time Management for Mortals with Oliver BurkemanBeing a Procrastinator with Tim PychylSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Sometimes the stories we think we know by heart are the ones most worth revisiting, and examining from new angles. In this episode, Avery focuses on a version of the Nativity that will likely be new to many of you: one in which the Greek of Luke 2:7 is translated differently to imply that Jesus was not born in a stable because Bethlehem's inn was full up, but rather was born right in the heart of a peasant home. As they explore the Nativity from different angles, Avery shares several poems that invite the reader into various versions of Jesus's birth, familiar and unfamiliar alike. Their hope is to help us all learn how to embrace the beads of truth within each different telling of the tale, discovering how contradiction need not mean conflict. Click here for an episode transcript. Talking Points: (0:00 - 7:46) Introducing versions of the Nativity story — listening for what's actually in Luke 2 (7:47 - 11:18) Questioning the Greek word kataluma in Luke 2:7 — an inn, or a guest room? (11:19 - 19:15) Cultural context: Joseph's ties to Bethlehem; hospitality; the layout of an ancient Judean home (19:16 - 21:50) Poem 1: "the in-laws you acquaint yourself with first...are in-law hen and cow..." (21:51 - 26:19) Reading this "new" version through a liberationist lens: emphasizing hospitality; celebrating the generosity of Jesus's fellow poor (26:20 - 28:42) Poem 2: Jesus does not wait for us in his designated corner — he bursts into our bustling, compels us to make room in our mundane mess (29:42 - 31:52) Closing thoughts on why all this matters (31:53 - end) Poem 3: "Nativity Beads" — rosary meditations; 5 versions, all pregnant with a little bead of truth

Questioning everything is a powerful philosophical lifestyle choice that leads to so many benefits. Learn how to ask better questions now.

Podcast Intro:  Glenna Bedoya is very helpful to her community and has experienced so much growth as a Yoga Health Coach in the past two years.  But with this success comes new and more challenging hurdles…. Sometimes it's just a matter of proper goal setting, getting into a healthier mindset, planning, and of course marketing!  Listen in as Cate as she helps Glenna ask the right questions to find her next areas to grow herself, her community, and her income. What you'll get out of tuning in: How to create financial security as an entrepreneur and wellness pros. How to grow your wellness business. How to build trust out of sales-generating activities. Where to take action with your marketing messages. How to retrain your mind out of scarcity. Links/CTA: Glenna Bedoya Yoga & Wholebeing Ayurveda The Gap and The Gain by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy Highlights: Cate talks about shaking the underlying insecurity of financial targets. Learning to leverage yoga communities and beyond with marketing. Testing out different marketing messages. Timestamps: 3:45- Developing a long-term plan and budgeting along the way. 4:30- Structuring time and actions for growth 8:35- Questioning how to continually grow. 13:52- Leveraging the yoga community and beyond with social media. 17:40- Shifting out of the victim mentality to being in control of income. 19:24- Feeling gratitude for what's working and experiencing more abundance. 22:45 - Building trust through sales-generating activities. 25.43- Speaking to “The Gain” more in marketing. 26:20- Retraining the mind out of scarcity. 28:25- Habit, trigger, reward!  Trust triggering to sales-generating activity. Quotes:  “The mind finds loopholes and it just runs loops and those loops will keep you in the outdated pattern of thinking.” “If I want to experience growth in my business, I have to be open enough to listen to what's going on out there that I know about, and how can I address it in a way that really lands for people.” “The answer is always more planning, reset the focus, up the game, and just create and keep working the plan.” “One of the most fun things about being an entrepreneur is that you are in control of income” “Do people a favor and be able to be found.  Do people a favor and reach out.” Guest BIO: Glenna Bedoya Greetings. I'm Glenna, a St. Louis based yogi, teacher, Ayurveda Health Coach, Reiki Master, and Somatic Dance Guide. I'm here to guide you into your deeper knowing and the great potentiality of living your best life.

On this episode:The ”Poddin' Next Door" crew opens with Holiday slappers for your head tops. RIP Drakeo, shoutout to the homies at Walls' Birthday, bless up to all the Graduates, Christmas shopping, the real Muslim brotherhood, energy drinks dangers, living in industrial areas, cokehead homies, adult naps, Ball Bath, adoptions, abortions, other people struggles, Houston ebonics and bunch of other topics… Listen on most Digital Streaming Platforms. Apple, Amazon, Spotify, Google…… Follow + Subscribe:Instagram - @poddinnextdoorYouTube - Poddin' Next Door

Quarter-Bin Podcast #177 World's Finest Comics 277, DC Comics, cover-dated March 1982."Beasts of Plague," by Cary Burkett, with art by Don Heck & Romeo Tanghal."Green Arrow Sought for Questioning in Murder," by  Mike W. Barr, with art by Trevor von Eeden & Rodin Rodriguez."Doppleganger," by Paul Kupperberg, with art by Dan Spiegle."I Have my Wings and I Must Fly," by Bob Rozakis, with art by Alex Saviuk and Rodin Rodriguez."The Menace! of the Moon-Tree!" by E. Nelson Bridwell, with art by Don Newton & Frank Chiramonte. What happens when Professor Alan bows to the will of the (Twitter) people and reviews an issue from the Dollar Comics era ... an issue with FIVE (5!) stories in it? Does he survive the effort?Listen to the episode and find out!Click on the player below to listen to the episode:  Right-click to download episode directly You may also subscribe to the podcast through iTunes or the RSS Feed. Promo: Star Rocket RadioPromo: Coffee & ComicsNext Episode: Eternity Smith #3, Hero Comics, cover-dated November 1987, for #SciFiComicsMonth Send e-mail feedback to relativelygeeky@gmail.com "Like" us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/relativelygeekyYou can follow the network on Twitter @Relatively_Geek and the host @ProfessorAlanSource:Akron Comic Con

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In this conversation, Lisa joins the show to talk about the difficult task of finding appropriate therapy for a gender-questioning teen or loved one. What is it like working with indoctrinated clients or those under the influence of a partner, belief system, or ideology? Lisa highlights the parental expectations of what therapy should look like, contrasted against the complex and subtle relational dynamics between therapist and client. Stella, Sasha and Lisa examine some of the common traps therapists fall into: either being too affirming or too challenging before sufficient rapport and exploration have taken place. The three also make an exciting announcement about GETA, a new Gender Exploratory Therapy Association.       Links  Jonathan Schelder on This Jungian Life: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/does-analysis-work-a-conversation-with-jonathan/id1376929139?i=1000538533899  Gender Exploratory Therapy Association: https://genderexploratory.com/ (https://genderexploratory.com/)   Support this podcast