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“I greatly appreciate the vulnerability these spiritual leaders and thinkers share with so many people. That trust of sending out your thoughts, wondering, biases and other such sensitivities into the world is brave during these times. To think that a podcast is an in-depth analysis or philosophy just doesn’t meet the platform. So, criticism about it strikes me as unfair. I look at the podcast world as seeds that need nurturing and tending to if you’re interested to do so, but to see them as authoritative is not the fault of the panel, but instead is of the listener.”
Lisa Georges via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/04/21
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12/28/23
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02/11/22
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Great Britain ·
02/01/23
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