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This episode is from a livestream on YouTube.
We're talking about kindness in various forms tonight.
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This episode is from a livestream on YouTube.
Sharing a few more thoughts post-election, and want to get some thoughts from viewers as well. For anyone that didn't catch the live stream, my question to YOU is: If I do a weekly live stream/Q and A, what days/times are idea for you (if you're interested in watching, of course) Please leave a comment down below with your thoughts!
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Sorry that this episode is a few days late. It was originally recorded on Veteran's Day as a video, but I decided the message was so important that I wanted to share it here as well.
My colleague in the recording is Will Bowden, a great person and a great friend. Check out his website here.
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Full article at: https://thanksforthewords.com/articles/words-on-election-2020-weve-capped-the-well-now-lets-clean-the-beach/
Image by Please Don't sell My Artwork AS IS from Pixabay
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Alright, this wasn't uploaded until AFTER Election Day. But better late than never, right?
Be sure you vote. And maybe tell a friend, too.
With one week until election day, I thought I'd share some thoughts about what speed chess can teach us about having a huge lead.
"Cap That Well" Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIvCdfGGzWA
In a turning of the tides, Joshua takes on the mantle of host and puts Chris in the hot seat in this lively discussion on a particularly poignant quote by the late author David Foster Wallace. Check out our discussion as we cover everything from consumerism, fear, free will and the family unit, sprinkled with a little George Carlin for good measure.
Thanks for the Words
A short story on informed decision-making when attempting a good deed.
It's been 1 year since I started the podcast, and I'm super excited to announce that my friend
Thanks for the Words is a portal for connecting ideas on society, culture, and philosophy, shared across generations.
Josh brings technical savvy and marketing experience to the show. Excited for what the future will bring!
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