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Free to Disagree
Free to Disagree episodes
- 1 hr 7 min
- Questions From the Audience Part 1
Heather and Patrick dive into some questions from the audience. This first set of questions primarily covers equity, equality, and a deeper dive into DEI.
52 min - Glenn Valley Foods, Gaza, DC
Heather and Patrick breakdown a few notable current events including a revisit to immigration, the current situation in Gaza, and DC crime.
Glenn Valley Foods
Gaza Story
Media Slant
54 min - Do We Have a Social Media Crisis?
Heather and Patrick discuss the current social media environment for children and youth in the US.
1 hr 2 min - 52 min
- How Scary is the National Debt?
Heather and Patrick discuss the U.S. national debt, its history, current state, and ideas to manage it more effectively.
https://www.pgpf.org
1 hr 4 min - What's the Purpose of DEI?
Heather and Patrick explore the concept of DEI including it's purpose, shortcomings, and best applications in today's world.
1 hr 7 min - Should AI Write Our Thank You Notes?
Heather and Patrick discuss the value and concerns of AI as it becomes further incorporated into our daily lives.
1 hr - Immigration Part 2: Current Events
Heather and Patrick discuss current immigration events including alleged Venezuelan gang members being sent to El Salvador and the case of Mahmoud Khalil.
Freetodisagre[email protected]
59 min - Immigration Part 1: A Broad Overview
Patrick and Heather discuss a broad overview of current and historical immigration issues in the US.
George Bush Immigration Website
Cato Resource
Pew Resource
1 hr 1 min
About Free to Disagree
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Free to Disagree is a podcast designed to challenge deeply held beliefs and encourage the expression of nuance. Siblings Heather and Patrick go back and forth discussing today’s topics with a focus on…
learning and growing together. They provide needed context and diversity of thought while finding common ground with shared faith and backgrounds.