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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2025 · 34 MIN

Eric Adams on Dyslexia, Trauma, and Fixing What's Broken in Politics

from SoulWords- Full Library · host Rabbi Shais Taub

NYC Mayor Eric Adams sits down with Rabbi Shais Taub for a surprisingly personal and wide-ranging conversation. He shares his own struggle with dyslexia, the overlooked power of neurodivergence, and his thoughts on what’s really broken in our political system. From meditation and conscious breathing to the spiritual roots of leadership and even the mind-bending concept of remote viewing, this conversation goes places few political interviews ever do. 👉 Partner with SoulWords to support more content like this: https://charidy.com/rst Thank you to our sponsors:⚡️ Electric & BeyondFrom wiring small fixtures to tackling large commercial projects or installing backup generators, they deliver unmatched quality. For all your electrical needs, contact Electric & Beyond at 718-4BEYOND—that’s 718-423-9663. 📱 Integration HDTheir innovative systems let you control lighting, audio, video, HVAC, security, and more with just a tap. Transform your home into a smart haven with Integration HD. Reach them at 516-612-0677 to explore the possibilities.

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