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Wednesday, October 30, 2024 5 Election Scenarios and 3 No-Matter-What Commitments

The human brain craves certainty. It convinces us we know how next week's U.S. presidential election will turn out. We don't. Things are uncertain. Ye...

Wednesday, October 16, 2024 Stephen E. Hanson: Can Mafia-like States Spread to the West?

In the upcoming U.S. presidential election, democracy, many say, is on the ballot. But is democracy versus autocracy the best description of the stake...

Wednesday, October 2, 2024 Man Up For Good

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Wednesday, September 18, 2024 David Storey: Can A Liberal Democrat Be Conservative?

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on 2/27/2024

As election season draws nearer, I’m looking forward to gaining insight on how to manage the emotions it stirs and how to make better use of these feelings and thoughts in the future!
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on 2/22/2024

I’ve had the great pleasure of hosting Amiel twice on my own podcast, and I so appreciate his nuanced and trenchant perspectives on any number of topics. I am of the opinion that the psychology of tribalism is one of the most divisive conditions now threatening our collective survival, and a podcast dedicated to growing and expanding views on all sorts of divisive and splintering topics feels beyond necessary for the hope of moving forward with any modicum of sanity. Looking forward to a new go-to source for nuanced, Integrally-informed conversations. Thanks, Amiel!
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on 2/21/2024

This is the kind of podcast we all need right about now. Inspire me to think again, or re-think or just think outside my patterned ways.
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