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What happens when technology evolves faster than we can? In this two-part Roundtable Mindset conversation, David Wood—futurist, transhumanist thinker, and author of The Abolition of Aging—joins Jamie and Mahlon to explore the breathtaking and sometimes unsettling future humanity is walking into. 

From the rise of artificial intelligence and bioengineering breakthroughs to questions of ethics, consciousness, and control, this discussion dives deep into the promises and perils of transhumanism. 

David shares insights on: 

• How AI is accelerating human evolution faster than governments can respond
• Why longevity research and biotech may soon abolish aging
• The growing debate over AI ethics, morality, and control
• Whether humanity can coexist with the intelligence it has created
• What a “post-human” world might actually look like

Join us for an unfiltered exploration of the near future—where the lines between human, machine, and spirit begin to blur.

David Wood Contact:
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Website: https://londonfuturists.com/
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Blog: https://dw2blog.com/
Skype: dw2cco

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In this two part episode of Roundtable Mindset, Jamie and Mahlon explore the complexities of anger, discussing its role as a secondary emotion and how it can serve as a coping mechanism for deeper feelings. They reflect on personal experiences with anger, the importance of understanding its roots, and the impact of environmental factors on emotional expression. The conversation also delves into strategies for healthy reflection, the potential for anger to become addictive, and the physiological aspects of anger. Throughout the discussion, the importance of vulnerability and self-discovery is emphasized, providing listeners with insights into managing their own emotional health. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of anger, exploring its origins, manifestations, and the societal factors that contribute to heightened emotional responses. They discuss the importance of self-awareness and reflection in managing anger, the concept of displaced anger, and how external circumstances can exacerbate emotional reactions. The conversation emphasizes the need for emotional regulation and the impact of interpersonal relationships on anger dynamics.

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In this two part episode of Roundtable Mindset, Jamie and Mahlon explore the complexities of anger, discussing its role as a secondary emotion and how it can serve as a coping mechanism for deeper feelings. They reflect on personal experiences with anger, the importance of understanding its roots, and the impact of environmental factors on emotional expression. The conversation also delves into strategies for healthy reflection, the potential for anger to become addictive, and the physiological aspects of anger. Throughout the discussion, the importance of vulnerability and self-discovery is emphasized, providing listeners with insights into managing their own emotional health. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of anger, exploring its origins, manifestations, and the societal factors that contribute to heightened emotional responses. They discuss the importance of self-awareness and reflection in managing anger, the concept of displaced anger, and how external circumstances can exacerbate emotional reactions. The conversation emphasizes the need for emotional regulation and the impact of interpersonal relationships on anger dynamics.

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Trauma isn’t one-size-fits-all—and in this raw conversation, Jamie and Mahlon sit down with therapist Dave to dig into the messy, misunderstood, and deeply personal sides of trauma. From “grief brain” and dissociation to the ripple effects of secondhand trauma in parenting and relationships, this episode challenges assumptions and shines a light on how trauma shows up in everyday life. 

The trio unpacks how social media and shifting parenting styles shape our views on mental health, why language matters more than we think, and what it really means to be trauma-informed. Expect fresh perspectives, honest insights, and a reminder that while healing looks different for everyone, resilience is always part of the story. 

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Trauma isn’t one-size-fits-all—and in this raw conversation, Jamie and Mahlon sit down with therapist Dave to dig into the messy, misunderstood, and deeply personal sides of trauma. From “grief brain” and dissociation to the ripple effects of secondhand trauma in parenting and relationships, this episode challenges assumptions and shines a light on how trauma shows up in everyday life. 

The trio unpacks how social media and shifting parenting styles shape our views on mental health, why language matters more than we think, and what it really means to be trauma-informed. Expect fresh perspectives, honest insights, and a reminder that while healing looks different for everyone, resilience is always part of the story. 

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In this episode, Jamie and Mahlon kick off Season 3 of their podcast, reflecting on the challenges and lessons learned from Season 2. They express excitement for a lighter, more balanced approach this season, introducing new segments like 'Mindset Myth Busters' and discussing the importance of engaging with their audience. The hosts emphasize the value of humor, growth, and diverse perspectives in their conversations, aiming to create a welcoming space for listeners.

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In this episode, we sit down with Steph T. and Steph L. from Becoming Human AF Podcast for a thought-provoking conversation about empathy—what it is, how it shows up in our lives, and where it sometimes runs thin.

Together, we unpack:

🔹 How our own empathy influences how we perceive others’ empathy
🔹 The unfair societal expectations that ask women to over-empathize and assume men don’t at all
🔹 The tension between being a listener and being a fixer
🔹 The role of empathy in connecting us to our shared humanity
🔹 What happens when empathy runs dry—aka, empathy burnout

This isn’t just a trending topic—it’s a deeply human one. And this episode will challenge the way you think about emotional connection in a noisy, reactive world.

If you enjoy this conversation, be sure to follow the Stephs and check out Becoming Human AF—where real friendship meets real talk.

Listen to Becoming Human AF: 

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3W1UkldwEYbmnUyAeB8Lhn?si=04g2vWPJSZOguzkCnUnDnQ

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On this episode of round table MINDSET, it's a season in review.  Jamie and Mahlon reflect on the challenges and growth experienced throughout Season Two, which focused on difficult conversations. They discuss the emotional toll of these discussions, the lessons learned, and the need for a shift in focus for Season Three. The hosts highlight their favorite episodes and guests, emphasizing the importance of positivity and collaboration in future conversations.

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 In this episode of Roundtable Mindset, Jamie, Mahlon, and guest Brett dive into the heated issue of book banning in schools. They explore how schools select books for their libraries, the role of parents and the community in challenging those choices, and the influence of today’s political climate on educational content. The conversation tackles tough questions about censorship, the need for diverse perspectives, and the importance of age-appropriate material in education. 

Together, the hosts examine the evolving landscape of school libraries, the impact of book rating systems, and the challenges teachers face in balancing parental concerns with providing broad educational resources. They also discuss the vital role of parental involvement, mental health considerations, and the potential for local control in determining what students read. Join this insightful discussion as they seek to find common ground in an increasingly divided debate on censorship, education, and the power of literature. 

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