Our first recording was really good but a bit to long so this is a continuation of Episode 1.  I hope you find these discussions as fascinating as we do.  As listeners we appreciate you but we also want to hear feedback from you. Please feel free to comment, offer respectful criticism, raise questions and tell us about social issues you want to learn more about or are willing to share your knowledge of.  nolongerapplicablepodcast@gmail.com

Our first recording was really good but a bit to long so this is a continuation of Episode 1. I hope you find these discussions as fascinating as we do. As listeners we appreciate you but we also want to hear feedback from you. Please feel free to comment, offer respectful criticism, raise questions and tell us about social issues you want to learn more about or are willing to share your knowledge of. nolongerapplicablepodcast@gmail.com

Our first recording was really good but a bit to long so this is a continuation of Episode 1.&nbsp; I hope you find these discussions as fascinating as we do.&nbsp; As listeners we appreciate you but we also want to hear feedback from you. Please feel free to comment, offer respectful criticism, raise questions and tell us about social issues you want to learn more about or are willing to share your knowledge of.&nbsp; nolongerapplicablepodcast@gmail.com

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Christina Jobe and Katie Forest are both passionate about social issues and have had countless open conversations about the different issues for years. They're both educated, have worked in education and social services,  are open to always learning more, and understanding the world around them a little better. What they don't have in common is Christina is biracial (black and white) and Katie is a white woman with very different upbringings. In todays social climate they realized that the conversations they were having are something that needed to include others. "Social issues like racism and classism can be scary topics for people to discuss for fear of judgement, or being labeled. We are giving listeners an opportunity to hear about issues in different contexts and encourage our listeners to comment, ask questions and propose topics you'd like to hear about in regards to inequality in America via the comment section or by email. We are hoping that with these important discussions and a safe space of anonymity (to those that seek it), we can change some of the perceptions about these topics, even if that perception is one of ours."We also would love to have guests so if you have something to share in regards to social issues and inequality let's connect and get you scheduled to join in a discussion.

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Christina Jobe and Katie Forest are both passionate about social issues and have had countless open conversations about the different issues for years. They're both educated, have worked in education and social services, are open to always learning more, and understanding the world around them a little better. What they don't have in common is Christina is biracial (black and white) and Katie is a white woman with very different upbringings. In todays social climate they realized that the conversations they were having are something that needed to include others. "Social issues like racism and classism can be scary topics for people to discuss for fear of judgement, or being labeled. We are giving listeners an opportunity to hear about issues in different contexts and encourage our listeners to comment, ask questions and propose topics you'd like to hear about in regards to inequality in America via the comment section or by email. We are hoping that with these important discussions and a safe space of anonymity (to those that seek it), we can change some of the perceptions about these topics, even if that perception is one of ours."We also would love to have guests so if you have something to share in regards to social issues and inequality let's connect and get you scheduled to join in a discussion.

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