Introversion

Introversion

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Introversion episodes

  • Introversion 17.0: Obi Onyejekwe
    Today I discuss systemic racism, police reform, gentrification, redlining, citizenship, and education & economic opportunity with my friend Obi Onyejekwe. ONLY WHITE PEOPLE CAN BE RACIST? Let’s get into it…
    2 hr 32 min
  • Introversion 16.0: Unfriend
    Welcome to part 1 of a 38 part series… on friendship, facebook, and social media in general. Okay not 38 parts, but... there'll certainly be more on this subject. Let's kick things off by discussing true friends, friends, acquaintances, frenemies, enemies, and "unfriends".
    1 hr 11 min
  • Introversion 15.0: Christian Montalbano
    Today my guest Christian and I discuss politics and racism. We may not agree on much, but I’m all for civil discourse & debate. Just a short episode as we didn’t have much time to record, so consider this Part 1. Part 2 likely to arrive some time in August-September.
    52 min
  • Introversion 14.0: Uniquely qualified
    In this solo episode, I discuss how I am uniquely qualified to speak on the subject of racism. Perhaps a “controversial” supposition, but… just listen to my story. Views and opinions are of course always debatable, but one’s lived experience is not.
    54 min
  • Introversion 13.0: Brian Rich
    A bit of an experimental episode today… my friend Brian and I used the “Alt Right: Age of Rage” documentary on Netflix as a springboard for our conversation. In the process we ended up discussing Nazi sympathizers in the U.S., education, Oregon’s racist history, #BlackLivesMatter vs #AllLivesMatter, coronavirus policy making, and more.
    1 hr 47 min
  • Introversion 11.0: Drew Tarvin
    Today I am joined by the one and only Drew Tarvin. A very special Introversion podcast episode where we discuss the intricacies of "humor" vs "comedy", echo chambers, white privilege and systemic racism, police brutality, media bias and data analysis, salary negotiation, and more.
    1 hr 46 min

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