Shouldn't we all know those around us in a more meaningful way? In this digital age, we have spread our social circles much wider than ever before. At the same time, the 'relationships' we have seem much less intimate compared to generations prior, or even earlier in our own lives. This podcast's aim is to use this widened circle to highlight our similarities as humans against the backdrop of our perceived differences. To foster more intimate and meaningful relationships, we must zoom out, away from our own myopic view points.
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Shouldn't we all know those around us in a more meaningful way? In this digital age, we have spread our social circles much wider than ever before. At the same time, the 'relationships' we have seem much less intimate compared to generations prior, or even earlier in our own lives. This podcast's aim is to use this widened circle to highlight our similarities as humans against the backdrop of our perceived differences. To foster more intimate and meaningful relationships, we must zoom out, away from our own myopic view points.
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June 18, 2020
Most Impactful Experience Series: Episode 6 - with Grandma Love
<p>On today's episode I will be talking with my grandmother, Loverle. Born in 1935, she has seen immense change in her lifetime, but also some events that seem to be repeating themselves. We will be discussing becoming a catholic/christian at 16 years of age, the difference in philosophy between christianity and catholicism, raising 7 children over a short period of time, and some thoughts on the civil rights movement of the 60's compared to today's movement. Technology was our foe today, but we made the most of it and enjoyed the conversation. I hope you do as well.</p>
June 1, 2020
Most Impactful Experience Series: Episode 5 - with Nastashia Minto
<p>Nastashia Minto is a local award-winning author/poet, though she may not be the first to acknowledge that. She's a wonderful human being with a wealth of experience and reflection that I have been wanting to interview for the podcast since it's inception. I hope you enjoy the first, and hopefully not last, interview with Nastashia on today's episode. For more on Nastashia, check out her book, 'Naked: The Rhythm and Groove of It. The Depth and Length to It' Support local by buying at small bookshops: <a href="https://www.powells.com/book/naked-9780997749120">https://www.powells.com/book/naked-9780997749120</a> </p>
May 5, 2020
Most Impactful Experience Series: Episode 4 - with Adam Haun
<p>Adam is a great college friend, and someone that I always wish was around my home city of Portland more. We will be discussing some lessons learned from growing up in a small town to now traveling the globe. Also discussed during this episode is gratitude, and steps that we are taking to maintain our mental health during times of stress.</p>
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