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The Two ask the above question, "Can one be an anonymous celebrity?" while looking at each other to see if they've crossed an invisible line or broken sone sort of tradition. Also, who wants to go to a sacramental ice cream social?

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How do you grow a basil plant? Why did Sarah start crying at Whole Foods? Is it ok to standardize if it makes sense organically??

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Introduction and outroduction by Carolyn Myss about the temporary nature of life. Sarah n Phil attempt to wrap their heads around the paradox of sobriety-time and how creativity fits into this notion of time.

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Stage tips for fuck ups and a little song sung by Jackie Boy. After attending a magnificent show at The OtherSide Academy, Phil n Sarah talk about why it was cool.

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Welp, the Own It crew did a thing..... 

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Sarah asks Phil, "What I really wanna know is, how has your understanding of the word Triggered changed in the making of this show?"
"I'm triggered every single day," she says.
They talk about how being triggered influences the making of art, where triggers are felt in the body, and how triggers can move from an unconscious reaction to a conscious creative response.
They also sing the song John Jacob Jingle Heimer Schmidt, and it's pretty bad.

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Phil n Sarah discuss today's RAW group and spill some juicy juice about its happenings all from a car outside of Fellowship Hall where the two were attending a Second-Hand Prom.

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Perhaps the most important thing for a human being to own is the power of choice. Sarah talks about the choices she didn't know were in front of her and the ones she can see now. This conversations sparked by a book called Anger by Which Naht Hanh. Phil has some insights about the seeking of validation and what it is that we are really looking for. The. subtleties of anger have a lot to show us.

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Do you remember hearing the story of Babel where the people tried to build the tower up tp heaven to God an dup to some place they imagined was better than here? In this episode Sarah n Phil talk about the over dependance put upon safety and science inspired by episode 310 of the Aubrey Marcus podcast.

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Song: 12 by J Drizzle
In an attempt to get smarter, Phil n Sarah delve into issues of gender which they are barely qualified to discuss. One of their favorite things about podcasting is the opportunity to dig into ideas at the edge of their understanding. Baby Jack says the word "good". Plans changed by a rainstorm. Phil reads a new book by David Deida. Sarah tells a story about pregnant naps and mushrooms.

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