Three Things I Didn't Learn By Not... By Jay Cafferata

This episode is about Thanksgiving and how a celebration isn't always joyful.  It is a call to action about changing our culture in the US to acknowledge the wrongs and make things right.  As people - we can only be responsible for our actions, words, and thoughts - and as a nation, we must address the inequalities that we have perpetrated against the humans that live on the planet.  I am grateful that I have another chance to make things right. Enjoy!

This episode explores the connection between us looking at others, them looking at us, and then how that gaze is about connection and closeness to each other.  What will be the impact once we are out of quarantine?  In looking at the Chat - how this utility is changing the power dynamics in meetings - anyone can add to chat - no waiting to be acknowledged - you speak your mind.  The crazy connection between us and them. Thanks for listening to our podcast!

This episode talks about how we learn boundaries, how we think about boundaries, and the impact those boundaries have in our world.  The connection between our parents, parenting, and zoom meetings all rolled into one!

How do less government and the definition of humanity intersect?  Who will care for those who cannot care for themselves?  How do we decide who is human?  These are all good questions that deserve a thoughtful moment of reflection. This episode discusses how we need to look closer at who is responsible for what.

This episode explores the messages that came from the movie, The Secret, from 2006 and how it relates to victim-blaming - how individuals are blamed for their lack of ability to rise to positions of power and wealth due to individual responsibility. 

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There are no role models for asking for consent for sex - how do we teach consent?  Consent starts with "Keep your hands to yourself".  I discuss the associations around consent and what it means to give consent.