In this episode host Matthew Sprague talks about a resolution passed by Syracuse University's Student Government to try and prevent Consertaitve Ben Shapiro from speaking there later this fall. He also discusses President Trumps odd comments from...

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The Above the Divide Podcast aims to set aside hyperbolic partisan divisions so that we can talk about issues openly and honestly. Host Matthew Sprague combines politics, philosophy, and spirituality to provide a new way of looking at things. This podcast hopes to help people curb their emotional reaction so they can try to understand those that may disagree with. We talk about problems from an objective lens so we can try and figure out the best things for us to do as Americans to improve our country. Not just politically, but also from the perspective of the individual and society as well. The Above the Divide Podcast is hosted by Matthew Sprague. Matthew is a veteran of the United States Army. He was deployed to Iraq in 2010 for one year. After his discharge, Matthew and his family moved to California where he opened and operated a small business. He ran that business until the end of 2019. In 2019 Matthew decided he wanted to move back to Hawaii. Hawaii is where he was stationed while serving in the Army and where he and his wife met. Right after he returned to Hawaii the Corona Virus pandemic broke out. This gave him the opportunity to start this podcast. Something he has been wanting to do for some time.While Matthew was in California he attended Hypnosis Motivation Institute. HMI is an accredited college for Hypnotherapy. He went to the school not to become a hypnotherapist, but to learn about the subconscious mind and how it influences behavior. In the Above the Divide Podcast, Matthew combines his love of country with his study of the subconscious mind to try and help heal the division within the country. He believes the division is more emotional than ideological or philosophical. Of course, there are these ideological and philosophical differences, but the more we listen and try to understand each other the more those arbitrary divisions seem to fall away.

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