Developing proximity
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“Lulu Garcia-Navarro, one of my long time favorite NPR reporters, has found her niche. She reminds us of the importance of becoming proximal and developing discourse in an era of polarizing media lenses. First Person shares important crossroads viewpoints that explore the human elements and gray areas of topical issues. It’s a much needed reminder that people contain multitudes.
Get proximal!
Create shared cross-party language! Develop empathy!
With First Person.”
akverh via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/21/22
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“Your interviews have helped me understand better how people that don’t think like I do, have reasons that I can understand for thinking and acting the way they do. Sometimes it is hard to listen to their thoughts but I feel that it would be hard for them to hear mine. If I want to be heard, I...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
02/04/23
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“As someone who is relatively apolitical, I was hopeful that this would be an honest exploration into different beliefs and perspectives. After listening to the first two episodes and hearing the obvious sustain that Lulu had for Will as opposed to her awe/empathy clearly expressed for Merritt,...”Read full review »
mcclellanwasarainbow via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/08/22
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“Lulu listens and asks thoughtful questions without sounding presumptuous about her guest’s feelings or ignorant of their biases. One of my favorites to listen to”
Dcmasih via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/06/23
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