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Two longtime friends, both Canadian – one black, one white, and both men – explore what it looks like to adopt the mindset of an inclusive society. Instead of asking, ”How do we get there?”, Jake and Chris discuss what does it look like to act as if we’re there already.
Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
39 minutes
English
United States
47 episodes
since Feb. 19, 2021
episodic
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In this episode, Jake shares a disorienting dilemma he experienced recently when visiting a place that used to hold massive importance to him. The emotions this left him with were unexpected to say the least. Chris joins in on the discussion, connecting Jake's story to one of his own - a camping tr…
In this deeply personal episode, Chris and Jake explore how even small moments of exclusion can leave lasting scars by threatening our sense of belonging and social identity. They connect a story from Chris' past to the recent Republican response to the State of the Union, showing how identities ca…
In an era marked by rapid change and increasing complexity, the ways we communicate, understand ourselves, and engage with society are constantly evolving. Just as new slang terms like "mewing" and "rizz" can spread like wildfire among younger generations, leaving older folks scratching their heads…
This episode originally aired September 7, 2022.
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Good friends will give truthful feedback, even when it’s embarrassing, because they care. It’s the spinach in teeth moment or the toilet pa…
Shocking images of bloodshed in war-torn regions can spur reactions ranging from momentary sympathy to outrage driving donations or protests. Yet what causes some global crises to utterly capture international attention while others fade into the backdrop of normalcy? The spotlight's fluctuations o…
Conflict seems ubiquitous in modern society, whether simmering tensions around inequality or openly violent clashes rooted in complex geopolitical and historical dynamics. Making sense of these multifaceted disputes requires moving beyond surface-level takes towards more thoughtful examination. Jak…
When crisis hits, our logical brains often revert back to primeval instincts. But what if we could train our minds to transcend the urge to panic in the face of chaos? That is the premise explored in this episode, as the hosts dive into the human capacity to overcome fear in the most unexpected dis…
We all have moments when things pile up and we feel overwhelmed. Work deadlines collide with personal responsibilities, inbox notifications keep dinging, and our mental bandwidth reaches max capacity. In times like these, it’s easy to shut down or check out from all the pressure. This survival resp…
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Introduction
In a society where "busy" has become the default response to "How are you?", the latest episode of the "Disorienting Dilemma" podcast offers an insightful deep-dive into the co…
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