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QTA S1 E3: Land of Confusion
Question The Answer: Land of Confusion
In this episode of Question the Answer, Chrissy and Meghan talks about very interesting topics. The title of this episode is "Land of Confusion," and in the beginning of the show, they will explain the backstory or inspiration behind the name of the show. In this segment, we will gain a deeper comprehension of why all relationships involve some form of negotiation. Why it's essential for children to have dreams of their own. Is it even possible to have feelings for someone while at the same time holding different opinions about them at different times? We will also discuss reality shows and how they relate to our policies, both in the past and the present. In addition, we will make an effort to comprehend how traumatic experiences in childhood impacted the majority of the celebrities we know today and how those experiences dominated their adult lives. Listen to this episode to learn more.
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TIME STAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
00:39 - The story behind the title
02:21 - Are we getting a war this 2023?
03:25 - Every relationship is a negotiation
04:51 - The importance of teaching kids the right thing
07:27 - Why having dreams as a child is important
13:45 - You can like someone but disagree with them
16:39 - Social media worsens celebrity issues
23:18 - What journalism should look like
32:49 - People today hate so easily without understanding
37:51 - What we think about reality TV
41:29 - What we think about our policies right now
49:51 - Fake news are everywhere
01:05:50 - Our thoughts about what happened to Britney
01:12:51 - How childhood trauma affects the rest of your life
01:16:07 - Trump was judged for his character not policies
#SocialMedia #Britney #Trump #journalism #Opinion #realityTV #war #fakenews #Privacy #ChildhoodTrauma #policy #SocialMedia
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By Christine & MeghanQuestion The Answer: Land of Confusion
In this episode of Question the Answer, Chrissy and Meghan talks about very interesting topics. The title of this episode is "Land of Confusion," and in the beginning of the show, they will explain the backstory or inspiration behind the name of the show. In this segment, we will gain a deeper comprehension of why all relationships involve some form of negotiation. Why it's essential for children to have dreams of their own. Is it even possible to have feelings for someone while at the same time holding different opinions about them at different times? We will also discuss reality shows and how they relate to our policies, both in the past and the present. In addition, we will make an effort to comprehend how traumatic experiences in childhood impacted the majority of the celebrities we know today and how those experiences dominated their adult lives. Listen to this episode to learn more.
FOLLOW US!
Instagram:: https://www.instagram.com/qtanswerpodcast/
Twitter:: https://twitter.com/QTAnswerPodcast
LinkedIn:: https://www.linkedin.com/company/question-the-answer-podcast
TIME STAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
00:39 - The story behind the title
02:21 - Are we getting a war this 2023?
03:25 - Every relationship is a negotiation
04:51 - The importance of teaching kids the right thing
07:27 - Why having dreams as a child is important
13:45 - You can like someone but disagree with them
16:39 - Social media worsens celebrity issues
23:18 - What journalism should look like
32:49 - People today hate so easily without understanding
37:51 - What we think about reality TV
41:29 - What we think about our policies right now
49:51 - Fake news are everywhere
01:05:50 - Our thoughts about what happened to Britney
01:12:51 - How childhood trauma affects the rest of your life
01:16:07 - Trump was judged for his character not policies
#SocialMedia #Britney #Trump #journalism #Opinion #realityTV #war #fakenews #Privacy #ChildhoodTrauma #policy #SocialMedia