Influencers
Aug 16, 202641mEp. 18S2
Prof. Rebecca D. Armstrong and Andrew dissect the desire of young people to become influencers.
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Hosted by Andrew Shepherd · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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Andrew Shepherd cuts beneath the surface of our polarization, political and otherwise, through deeper understandings of psychology and the power of conscious conversation with fascinating guests on a wide variety of topics. His thesis is that our polarization is a manufactured illusion. When we dive into the worldview of another, our minds expand to encompass a larger perception of reality in which our perspectives converge.
Andrew Shepherd hosts Converging Perspectives, a society show with 15 episodes published.
Prof. Rebecca D. Armstrong and Andrew dissect the desire of young people to become influencers.
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Andrew speaks with Prof. Rebecca Armstrong about Christopher Nolan's movie The Odyssey, comparing it to the original epic poem by Homer, and exploring the deeper mythological dimensions to the story and Nolan's interpret
Andrew comes back after two months off to give a big picture view of why the polarization is getting worse and what we have to do to improve our dialogue.
Andrew discusses with Fabio Magrini the theory of civilization being born from trauma and what is plaguing the world today and preventing intelligent dialogue is a kind of social auto-immune disease.
Rebecca D. Armstrong and Andrew Shepherd discuss the evolution of the gender wars, the mythologies that frame our gender dynamics from the ancient goddess cultures of abundance to the rise of the horse warriors and the d
Andrew talks about Non-Violent Communication with expert Kevin Alexander.
Andrew does a solo episode explaining what has gone wrong with progressivism or as Ken Wilber calls it, "the mean green meme."
Julian Marc Walker, Rebecca Armstrong and Andrew discuss spiral dynamics and how this academic synthesis of the evolution of cultural mindsets helps us understand the problem of polarization in America today.
Andrew and Rebecca reflect on what useful ideas liberals bring to the table and how to incorporate those ideas in a more effective and measured way.
Andrew and Rebecca Armstrong discuss ideological blindspots of many ideologies, the mostly emotional basis of political thinking, tribal camps around Trump and January 6th, finite and infinite games, the problem with a m
Andrew and Rebecca discuss conservative ideas and the message to liberals from the famous conservative intellectual Roger Scruton.
Rebecca Armstrong and Andrew Shepherd discuss the ideas of famous conservative thinker Roger Scruton and his message to liberals.
Rebecca and Andrew discuss talking to friends who can't be rational about certain topics because of their sacred values or trauma and how through compassionate listening we can restore justice.
Kim Perkins PHD describes DEI's pros and cons and the problems stemming from the psychology of dominator culture.
Andrew and Rebecca discuss the features of a conscious conversation that has the potential for transformation, that depends on maintaining the respectful connection between the participants. They argue that no other type
Andrew and Rebecca dive into the religious and tribalistic nature of human thinking to understand why we are polarized and how understanding our nature can lead to a different approach to dialogue.
This episode introduces Rev. Rebecca Armstrong, professor of philosophy and comparative religion and an expert in the mythology of Joseph Campbell. She and Andrew discuss how Americans are heading toward another civil wa
Andrew lays out his thesis for why America's political polarization is merely an illusion and how conscious conversations can heal it.
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