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Peter is still convincing James to to this podcast and take it back to radio, and towards the end he stumbles on the problem that exploring values can help with: resentment.
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As always James Felton Keith and Peter Willumsen explore our values that prevent other people from gaining access the value that they deserve. JFK Values is supported by the Keith Institute and is another show exploring the ethic of Inclsuionism and how it plays on modern diversity equity inclusion and belonging.
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