The Good Doctors discuss their reactions to 'Jesus Camp,' a 2006 documentary about an evangelical Christian kids summer camp, and Dr. Kristen shares her perspective having grown up in the same culture.

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Available on Hulu https://thecinemaholic.com/where-are-the-jesus-camp-children-now/ https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/jul/06/jesus-camp-christian-documentary-kids-10-years-later https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/pastor-will-shut-down-controversial-kids-camp/

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Did you know that there are only three countries in the world that weren’t colonized by a European entity at some point in their history? We didn’t either, but it got us thinking about how important the legacy of colonization must be on all the others and we launched our Colonizer’s World Tour in 2021 to investigate further. Each week, we look at a different country, the legacy of colonization within it, and what that place can teach the rest of us about empathy and inclusivity. Join us as we travel the world via YouTube videos, academic research, and artistic output. Head to our YouTube channel to get some stamps in your intellectual passport.

Dr. Kristen and Dr. Erin break down the foundations of "purity culture": what it means, where it came from, and the impact it has on all Americans, regardless of their religious upbringing.

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We firmly believe in using our podcast platform for good. So we’ve decided to share some of our favorite charities and nonprofits in the ad breaks. Today’s podcast is brought to you by Women Make Movies. The Good Doctors first encountered this fantastic organization when they offered free virtual viewings of their selection of films for Native American Heritage Month in 2020. For 45 years, Women Make Movies have been empowering and supporting women filmmakers, directors, editors, etc. Direct from their own website quote “As the world’s leading distributor of independent films by and about women, we amplify historically ignored voices and challenge the mainstream media.” Since a big focus for us here at Abbey Research is art made by and about women and other marginalized groups, it’s a match made in heaven! Head to wmm.com to sign up for their newsletter, register for a screening, or donate today!

In the last decade more than 700 Indigenous women and girls have gone missing in the same geographic area as Gabby Petito - how come we don't know any of their names? With Gabby's case dominating the airways, we want to take a minute to look at the big picture of how we talk about and report on missing women, girls, and other marginalized folks.

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Kevin Richardson Inoke Tonga Dancing with the Stars MLB Sexual Assault and Brain Damage Fashion Week Switzerland Sabina Nessa Main: MSNBC and The Daily Beast and 6abc

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Named for Harriett Tubman, Harriet’s Bookshop in Philadelphia celebrates women authors, women artists, and women activists. I found them in the COVID times, and so first began to shop from them online. The selection is great and the service is excellent, and by buying from them, you’re supporting an independent, black owned shop. Also, their curated lists on Bookshop dot com are just the best. Find them at harriettsbookshop.com.

The Good Doctors follow up on Britney's Spears' continued conservatorship battle, with an update on recent developments. They also discuss how Britney's experiences are not at all unique and the repercussions of the conservatorship/guardianship system all over the country.

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Our coverage of Framing Britney Spears Cruel World Happy Mind Guardianships here and Forbes Emily T. Baker

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Today’s podcast is sponsored by The Good Doctors Digest - our newsletter! You’ve heard us talk about it on the podcast before, but it really is the most consistent way to keep up with how we can serve you best. Every week, you get a brief cultural lesson - on the history of Juneteenth, or the importance of paternity leave - and a few links to places to learn more. Sign-up today at our website: abbey-research.com

The Good Doctors discuss the 2020 documentary 'Miss Americana' about Taylor Swift's life and career.

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Today’s podcast is courtesy of my new favorite self-care supplier, Asutra. I found Asutra while skimming a listicle on Black women-owned businesses. Asutra is not only women-owned but women-led with Stephanie Morimoto as CEO and Venus Williams, you heard me, that Venus Williams, as part owner and Chief Brand Officer. I use their Lavender scented yoga mat detox cleaner and it’s gorgeous. They have a whole range of products that are affordable, organic, and cruelty-free. Learn more and happy shopping at asutra.com.

Dr. Kristen had the amazing opportunity to give a talk at TEDx South Lake Tahoe in May of 2021. The Good Doctors take some time to discuss the topic of her talk: tolerance, and to answer some frequently asked questions about the talk.

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Previous GDD on Dr. Kristen's TEDx Journey Dr. Kristen's Ellevate Network Article on How TEDx Transformed Her

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I love true crime - learning about it, thinking about motivations and realities. I also love laughing, relationships, warm conversations between friends, and righteous anger over the terrible things humans do to each other. All of this is why I love the Sinisterhood podcast. Hosted by Christie Brown and Heather McKinney, the pod covers crimes we’ve all heard of - your Jeanbenes, your Nexiums - and ones you haven’t - like Gwen Shamblin and the Weighdown workshop. Told with research rigor, empathy, and humor - I cannot recommend this one highly enough. Find sinisterhood pod anywhere you find podcasts.

The Good Doctors discuss the case of Sarah Everard’s abduction and murder in the UK, how much language matters when we talk about male violence against women, and the horrors of the victim blame game.

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Sarah Everard Case Sparks Outpouring from Women Sharing Stories of Abuse and Harassment on UK Streets (CNN) Violence Against Women - It's a Men's Issue: Jackson Katz (TedxFidiWomen) Following the Rules Won't Save Us (Jessica Valenti) She Just Wanted to Walk Home (Refinery 29) Safe Spaces Now (UN UK) Domestic Violence is a Pandemic within a Pandemic (Time) What We Need to Learn From the Atlanta Shootings and Murder of Sarah Everard

Today’s podcast is sponsored by The Good Doctors Digest - our newsletter! You’ve heard us talk about it on the podcast before, but it really is the most consistent way to keep up with how we can serve you best. Every week, you get a brief cultural lesson - on the history of Juneteenth, or the importance of paternity leave - and a few links to places to learn more. Sign-up today at our website: abbey-research.com

*SPOILERS AHOY* The Good Doctors do a full season breakdown, with a discussion of the final messages we're left with, the things that were addressed well, were addressed poorly, and weren't addressed at all, and what their hopes and dreams are for season 2!

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Today’s episode is brought to you by one of my favorite podcasts, All My Relations. Hosted by Matika Wilbur (from the Swinomish and Tulalip peoples of coastal Washington) and Adrienne Keene (a citizen of Cherokee Nation) - each episode explores a different topic facing Native peoples today. I love this show, I’ve learned so much - I laugh, I cry, I tell all my friends about it - including you lovely listeners. All around the world, but especially in the USA, we are terrible about teaching and learning about our Indigenous neighbors, but this podcast is a great place to start. Learn about the ladies, the show, and how you can support their work at allmyrelationspodcast.com.

Following from our discussion last week about enjoying problematic things, we're taking it a step further. What do you do when someone is actively harmful? How do you have empathy for them if you disagree with them and their actions? Nothing but easy topics here with The Good Doctors. Bring your questions and we'll see you then!

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California Mexico and Columbus Statue Update NFL - Maia Chaka NHL & Hispanic Community Salesforce Update: Jeopardy's New Season Louis Hamilton & the Met Gala

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We live in such a fractured society, that only seems to be getting more so. Research shows that the way people change their minds about ideas and the way they shift their worldview to include others is through stories and relationships - not shame or statistics. In service to that idea, we run a series on YouTube called ‘Welcome to My World’. It’s an interview show where I get to talk to fascinating folks from all walks of life twice a week about something in their lives the rest of us should know more about. I’ve chatted about Japanese gaming culture, the universal law of attraction, what it means to be a ghostwriter, and more. Find the series on our youtube channel at youtube.com/abbey research. I’ll see you there!

*SPOILERS AHOY* The Good Doctors discuss the final episode of season 1. They break down how each character arc was wrapped up and Sam's final step into the Captain America role.

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Today’s episode is brought to you by another one of my favorite podcasts, ‘This Land.’ ‘This Land’ is produced by Crooked Media and hosted by Rebecca Nagle - a Cherokee writer, advocate, and language learner. Rebecca uses her keen investigative skills to dig deep into specific court cases and their myriad of implications for Indian Country. Season 1 was a cracker and Season 2 dropped in August 2021. This most recent season explores how a custody case over a Native child has far-ranging implications for the sanctity of the Indian Child Welfare Act, tribal sovereignty, and civil rights. The show is a fabulous mix of history and culture with a sprinkling of mystery and legal theory - what a combo! Find ‘This Land’ on any podcaster service and tell all your friends!