PODCAST · society
Normality News
by Simon
Cycles of poverty, violence, exploitation and addiction are found in broken families in bad neighborhoods all over the world. Many popular icons and influencers profits from glorifying these destructive lifestyles. They are unable to do this because people don't understand or are apathetic to the reality of these lifestyles. This careless and selfish use of influence is perpetuating these cycles of disconnection.Let's break those cycles.
Episodes
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True friends in Savannah
My friend Sean and I catch up over the phone, reviewing some of the good times our friends and us have had in Savannah over the years.
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Cards against humanity and year 2 of the Giving Ghosts music festival
My rant against the game cards against humanity and an exciting update- the Giving Ghosts music festival is coming back this Fall with a whole new line up of incredible artists, performing to stop human trafficking.
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Reaching for the spiritual peak during covid-19
Today we discuss how things changed dramatically during shelter in place and how we and our friends dealt with those changes and grew stronger by focusing on our relationship with God.
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Worldly lifestyles vs the culture of Christ
My friend Sean and I discuss the difference in pop culture lifestyles of being seen and having empty connections and positive lifestyle habits of real connection and friendships.
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Your life is a movie
Every person on this Earth has a beautiful story worth telling.
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Frustration training- how parents can help their kids deal with reality
Many parents don't understand how to help their children feel loved while also preparing them for the real world. Frustration training- or "sparring" as some people call it- is an interesting way parents can help their children learn how to deal with stress and frustration in a healthy way.
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How the movie The Chronicles of Narnia portrays accurate family relationships
Many films these days portray a completely inaccurate, unrealistic version of family and interpersonal relationships. I love how The Chronicles of Narnia portrays the ups and downs of family/sibling relationships in the characters.
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What's in your news feed?
New episode for you guys! I wanted to share my experience of trying to find something helpful in my news sources and then turning to an experience in my own community. Check out more content at normalitynews.com
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A short workout story
Hey everybody, this is just a short story I wanted to share because It's been a while since I put out an episode. Make sure to check out the newest content on normalitynews.com
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Invest in Facebook?
Https://normalitynews.com would you invest in Facebook? Do you think the value of Facebook is overrated or do you expect it to stay as relevant as it is now? You will find cycles of poverty, violence, exploitation and addiction in broken families and bad neighborhoods all over the world. Many...
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Own your community: Jesup, GA
Go to normalitynews.com to read the full article and watch the whole video of me exploring Jesup, Georgia for the first time.
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Waiting in the Lowe's parking lot
Hanging out with my 2 brothers, waiting for our mom to come out and meet us. We had an interesting conversation about deaf people and music, among other things.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Cycles of poverty, violence, exploitation and addiction are found in broken families in bad neighborhoods all over the world. Many popular icons and influencers profits from glorifying these destructive lifestyles. They are unable to do this because people don't understand or are apathetic to the reality of these lifestyles. This careless and selfish use of influence is perpetuating these cycles of disconnection.Let's break those cycles.
HOSTED BY
Simon
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