Our Cultural Climate

We are all a influenced by the culture and our environment. The information that we are constantly exposed to shapes our opinions, behaviors and beliefs. What is the impact in this digital age, this era of social media where it seems most people get there information? It seems that this has vastly reduced many people's capacity to think critically about issues and also seems to possess an incredible power to shape thoughts and minds with the bombardment of curated propaganda and public messaging. We discuss this and many more of the cultural climate issues we see today in this episode. Let us know what you think of the podcast at [email protected]

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