This first season is an excellent course on cognitive bias
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“I am a fan of both Brian McLaren and the Center for Contemplation and Action. This season’s episodes is a nice explanation of a number of cognitive biases we deal with as humans with a particular take on how these biases are impacting our current public discourse. I came away from this season better educated and equipped to be responsive in a way which has allowed me to be more conscious of my own bias, as well as to offer more compassion to the biases of others.
This is a good listen I have recommended to many colleagues, and now I recommend it to you.”
cadelarge via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/28/23
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“Brian and his guest hosts provide insights from their own experiences to help us not only understand how our biases affect how we interact with others, but also how biases shape what’s happening in our communities, churches, and civic arenas. Most important, listeners are given ways to break out...”Read full review »
Desert Duolos via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/17/22
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“I just finished listening to the series on Nature. While all were exceptional, this last one, on the law of Love and Cherishing really struck a chord in me.”
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Canada ·
05/11/24
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“I listen to many podcasts yet this particular podcast at this particular time gets to the Essenes of the human condition in a loving way that could change ourselves and thus our world. I consider it essential.”
Sasha Nicholas via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/23/20
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