Welcome to the New Thoughts Podcast! 
It's about the ew in the new. It's about how change shocks and thrills us. 
Join your host, Rev. Dr. Tony Hoshaw, Ph.D., as he risks conversations about how we do (not) want change. 
Check out <a href='http://www.newthoughtspodcast.com'>www.newthoughtspodcast.com</a> for more New Thoughts.  
Share your new thoughts with Tony: <a href='mailto:info@newthoughtspodcast.com'>info@newthoughtspodcast.com</a>. 
Tony writes at <a href='http://www.gay-thoughts.com'>www.gay-thoughts.com.</a>

Welcome to the New Thoughts Podcast! It's about the ew in the new. It's about how change shocks and thrills us. Join your host, Rev. Dr. Tony Hoshaw, Ph.D., as he risks conversations about how we do (not) want change. Check out www.newthoughtspodcast.com for more New Thoughts. Share your new thoughts with Tony: info@newthoughtspodcast.com. Tony writes at www.gay-thoughts.com.

Welcome to the New Thoughts Podcast!&nbsp;
It's about the ew in the new. It's about how change shocks and thrills us.&nbsp;
Join your host, Rev. Dr. Tony Hoshaw, Ph.D., as he risks conversations about how we do (not) want change.&nbsp;
Check out <a href="http://www.newthoughtspodcast.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.newthoughtspodcast.com</a> for more New Thoughts.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Share your new thoughts with Tony: <a href="mailto:info@newthoughtspodcast.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">info@newthoughtspodcast.com</a>.&nbsp;
Tony writes at <a href="http://www.gay-thoughts.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.gay-thoughts.com.</a>

Introduction

It’s about the ew in the new. Ew, people. Yes, the new can shock, disgust, and scare us. The new, or change, can be ugly. But the new happens. Sometimes, the new can suddenly make our routines ew to us, provoking us to change. New technology or surprising world events can make the usual ways of doing things, thinking, and believing feel ew or unbearable. What’s new can also creep up on us. It’s not until our everyday habits become ew to us, sources of misery and boredom, that we begin to realize, “Oh shit, something new has happened.” The new can also be thrilling. It can make us feel alive. So, what is it? Why do we (not) want it? How do we become new, people (see what I did there?). How do we accept the new in our lives, and how do we make new things happen in our lives? Through solo commentary on new and shocking ideas in books, music, art, and film—and interviews with aspiring new, people—Tony explores how change feels to us and all the things we can do with the new.

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It’s about the ew in the new.Ew, people. Yes, the new can shock, disgust, and scare us. The new, or change, can be ugly. But the new happens.Sometimes, the new can suddenly make our routines ew to us, provoking us to change. New technology or surprising world events can make the usual ways of doing things, thinking, and believing feel ew or unbearable.What’s new can also creep up on us. It’s not until our everyday habits become ew to us, sources of misery and boredom, that we begin to realize, “Oh shit, something new has happened.” The new can also be thrilling. It can make us feel alive.So, what is it? Why do we (not) want it? How do we become new, people (see what I did there?). How do we accept the new in our lives, and how do we make new things happen in our lives?Through solo commentary on new and shocking ideas in books, music, art, and film—and interviews with aspiring new, people—Tony explores how change feels to us and all the things we can do with the new.

It’s about the ew in the new. Ew, people. Yes, the new can shock, disgust, and scare us. The new, or change, can be ugly. But the new happens. Sometimes, the new can suddenly make our routines ew to us, provoking us to change. New technology or surprising world events can make the usual ways of doing things, thinking, and believing feel ew or unbearable. What’s new can also creep up on us. It’s not until our everyday habits become ew to us, sources of misery and boredom, that we begin to realize, “Oh shit, something new has happened.” The new can also be thrilling. It can make us feel alive. So, what is it? Why do we (not) want it? How do we become new, people (see what I did there?). How do we accept the new in our lives, and how do we make new things happen in our lives? Through solo commentary on new and shocking ideas in books, music, art, and film—and interviews with aspiring new, people—Tony explores how change feels to us and all the things we can do with the new.

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