Brian McClaren
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“I appreciate this series. But The 3rd one on political biases did not resonate as deeply. So many siblings are divided by current political rancor. So the discussion of the first 6 years with authoritative ‘fathers’ seems inadequate. My sibs and I were raised similarly and we span the political spectrum. I don’t think J Haidt’s explanations go deeply enough. My instinct is that the Trump phenomenon is complex and involves primitive anxiety, self and reputation preservation, fear of a bully, addiction, cultism and a lot more. I would have liked for you to not settle for a simple untruth but push into the more complex darker possibilities.”
MSBbb1226 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/26/20
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“This podcast has helped me get through these challenging political times and develop an open-minded and evaluative lens to understand both myself and my neighbor. Thank you for these sound and uplifting chats - I look forward to them every week.”
susannajayne via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/02/20
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“As I find myself in the second half of life, I have been so receptive to Richard Rohr and all of the podcasts in which he participates. This one in particular, with Bill and Jacqui, is so relevant to our contemporary human condition. I eagerly look forward to the remaining episodes of this...”Read full review »
Bob in Sioux Falls via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/21/20
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“Beautiful and
inspiring. We need to treasure beauty, especially in mad times.
Thank you.”
Tobar03 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/25/24
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