Welcome to “defeating the purpose”! I’m L.E. and I’m here to explore the “36 Questions that Lead to Love,” one question at a time with my closest friends, family, and mentors. The “36 questions”, originally written and researched by Arthur Aron, are meant to make two strangers get to know each other on a new, intimate level through a mix of fun and vulnerable questions. I wanted to go through this list, but the idea of answering all these questions with one single person is incredibly intimidating to me, so I'm completing it with a new person for each question.
Podcast Overview
Welcome to “defeating the purpose”! I’m L.E. and I’m here to explore the “36 Questions that Lead to Love,” one question at a time with my closest friends, family, and mentors. The “36 questions”, originally written and researched by Arthur Aron, are meant to make two strangers get to know each other on a new, intimate level through a mix of fun and vulnerable questions. I wanted to go through this list, but the idea of answering all these questions with one single person is incredibly intimidating to me, so I'm completing it with a new person for each question.
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December 11, 2020
Question Five with Grace Usleman
<p>I'm so excited to share this 5th episode of Defeating the Purpose! I talked with my friend, Grace Usleman, and asked her the 5th of the 36 Questions: "<strong>When did you last sing to yourself? To someone else?" </strong>Music is always a fun conversation topic with Grace, and we talked so much there might even be a bonus episode later on featuring some of the stuff I had to cut out of this episode. Happy listening!</p>
November 30, 2020
Question Four with Anna Usleman
<p>This week, I invited my friend Anna Usleman onto the pod to talk about what makes a good day. We answered the fourth question, "What would constitute a “perfect” day for you?" Thanks for listening and happy holidays!</p>
November 14, 2020
Question Three with Luc Pierce
<p>In this episode of Defeating the Purpose, I had a nice chat with my friend, Luc Pierce, and we answered the third of the 36 Questions: <strong>Before making a telephone call, do you ever rehearse what you are going to say? Why? </strong>With this question, we talked about communication trends in our generation, as well as how COVID 19 has affected them. Disclaimer: My guests and I are always wearing masks, contributing to muffled audio, but I'd rather be safe than sorry. Thanks for listening!</p>
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