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This episode starts a conversation series with Erin Morper, and in this one we begin by talking about what adult means. That leads us to what we learn about self expression, unspoken agreements, and how we control our bodies and our environments. We talk about forms of control, monoculture, the ways we learn, the what’s right and what’s wrong, the boxes we try to fit into, and what we've been changing about how we see ourselves and the world.
At the end we ask "What is your steady ground?" and wonder what happens when our experiences are more about information gathering than judgements about who we are as people.
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