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Aug 7, 2024 21 min

Lessed You Be Judgy

from What to Do with Your Old Explicit Content Hosted by Thom Jennings and Jack Burris

In this thought-provoking episode, hosts Thom Jennings and John “Jack” Burris dive into the complexities of judgment, love, and coexistence. Starting with a nostalgic look at how conversations can change based on who's around, they explore the nuances of being judged and judging others, influenced by personal beliefs and societal norms. Key topics include: Reflections on teaching high school students about acceptance and tolerance The impact of personal presence on group conversations The fine line between coexistence and genuinely getting along Personal anecdotes about dealing with judgment in various contexts, including faith, sexuality, and ideological differences Practical advice on how to approach conversations with compassion and understanding Tune in for an engaging discussion that encourages self-reflection and offers insights into improving our interactions with others, regardless of differing viewpoints. Subscribe now and leave a positive review on Apple, Google, or your favorite podcast platform. Join us in two weeks for another episode!

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