The Common Counterpart

Anna and Mark sit down to discuss their new podcast The Culture.  You get to know the host of the show, and they talk vision and expectations for their new adventure.

Mark and Josh discuss the good, the bad, and the anxiety of the holiday season.  They also reflect on Covid-19 and attitude and mindset they hope to carry into 2021.  Wisdom of the week from author Max Lucedo and his book Anxious for Nothing

On this episode we interview an artist who is thriving during covid.  From taking a leap of faith and starting her own business, she's found a niche and is running with it.  Wisdom of the week courtesy of Helen Keller

Josh and Mark discuss books, music, and movies and the larger cultural significance to history.  The wisdom of the week comes from author Jonathan Haidt "In the age of social media, cyber trolls, and fake news, it is a national and global crisis that people so readily follow their feelings to embrace outlandish stories about their enemies.  A community in which members hold one another accountable for using evidence to substantiate their assertions is a community that can, collectively, pursue truth in the age of outrage"

Josh & I discuss the ambiguity of the election aftermath and the current state of California.

Josh and I discuss the craziness of the 2020 president election thus far, and we introduce a new segment to the show.

We take a look at the current political and social climate of 2020.  We are left with more questions than answers, but it serves as a great jumping off point for future episodes.  Hope you enjoy our perspective.

In this episode I retell the most intense injury that I've ever experienced.  From a freak accident to how I'm dealing with the recovery.  Paul and I relive the day for those who want to hear the story

Welcome to The Parea Collective. Its the re-launch with my now co-host as we talk about 2018 and the biggest things we've learned. its a new year, and a new us. Thanks for sticking around and supporting us

In this episode, I sit down with Harut to discuss our recent trip to Seattle for the Special Olympics USA Games. It was a life changing experience and we try and download our experiences, reflections about Special Education & Athletics, and what we hope for the future. Theres so much more that we could've talked about, but we hope this is enough to inspire others to volunteer. visit Davideganadvocacy.com to learn more about what is possible