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“I chose the episode “The Man in the Arena” because I’m a huge fan of Brene Brown’s work and Eisenhower’s powerful quote.
I’m listening to this podcast for the first time, and this man really started this episode by saying he was going to Florida for a Cracker Trail Ride and then explained that the word “cracker” has nothing to do with racism…. I hope it needs no explanation why this was already a big red flag.
He then proceeded to say that many people do not matter. He repeated it over and over: Many people do not matter. They’re inconsequential. They don’t matter. He claimed to be a “believer” but doubled down to say that God never said he created all people equal, even if the founding fathers claimed that in the constitution.
He then equated financial success to human value.
Our jaw were dropped. We listened through in hopes we were mistaken. We weren’t. Save yourself an ear bleed and skip this podcast.”
CarmRo via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
07/22/23
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“I love listening to Uncle Dewayne; he is wisdom embodied.”
K@iserin via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/29/23
“I find some of Dewayne’s thoughts to be incomplete, or sometimes they just don’t quite jive with me, but I always appreciate him taking the time to explain his point of view. There are always nuggets of truth that might help you think, and the calm and steady demeanor in which he communicates is...”Read full review »
reluctantteenstepdad via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/26/23
“I love what y’all do on the YouTube channel and I was so excited to hear the podcast.”
ReadyandRested via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/05/23
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