In this episode, Jennifer looks at feet. Your feet, her feet, the feet of others. Is it better to go bare or should we be shod? With this question and others, should we listen to the advice of experts or trust our own experience?  Her guests are Los Angeles-based theater-maker Aaron Francis who hasn't worn shoes for 20 years (even to awards ceremonies) and her mom, who - like many of us - wears them most of the time. 

In this episode, Jennifer looks at feet. Your feet, her feet, the feet of others. Is it better to go bare or should we be shod? With this question and others, should we listen to the advice of experts or trust our own experience? Her guests are Los Angeles-based theater-maker Aaron Francis who hasn't worn shoes for 20 years (even to awards ceremonies) and her mom, who - like many of us - wears them most of the time.

In this episode, Jennifer looks at feet. Your feet, her feet, the feet of others. Is it better to go bare or should we be shod? With this question and others, should we listen to the advice of experts or trust our own experience? &nbsp;Her guests are Los Angeles-based theater-maker Aaron Francis who hasn't worn shoes for 20 years (even to awards ceremonies) and her mom, who - like many of us - wears them most of the time.&nbsp;

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We aim to have a positive impact, to share interesting conversations, and to gain insight into our collective humanity. We seek to investigate the tiny, huge moments that comprise people's lives, and through these contemplations, move toward common ground. In each episode, we ask a question. We talk to experts and ordinary people. We reflect on their experiences and perspectives and relate them to our own.  And even if we don't always find the answer, there's a sense of peace when we relax into the question.

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We aim to have a positive impact, to share interesting conversations, and to gain insight into our collective humanity. We seek to investigate the tiny, huge moments that comprise people's lives, and through these contemplations, move toward common ground. In each episode, we ask a question. We talk to experts and ordinary people. We reflect on their experiences and perspectives and relate them to our own. And even if we don't always find the answer, there's a sense of peace when we relax into the question.

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