הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Third Space (2024)

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78: Mind Games 1:25:36

1M ago1:25:36

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Bennett discovers a game that somewhat embodies an old video game idea he had: exploring flooded ruins. Daniel and Bennett discuss this setting, underwater video game controls, human-computer interfaces in general, and then a piece of current tech in the news: Neuralink. How does it work, and how might it be used in the future, either for good (hel…

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Diverse Social Abilities 53:53

1M ago53:53

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Lizzy and Nat welcome Jess Levine (she/her) to share best practices and considerations when working with youth participants with various social abilities. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thethirdspace/support

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77: Magic Mic 51:41

1M ago51:41

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Superpowers and Drawbacks returns after some hiatus, and Daniel and Bennett discuss a level 2 set of choices in this episode, debating the merits of various free foods and the economic viability of throwing trash in impressive ways.על ידי Bennett and Daniel

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Setting Boundaries 38:37

1M ago38:37

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Our very first guest, William Collier (he/him), joins Lizzy & Nat to talk about setting boundaries with young folks - especially as a new youth development professional. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thethirdspace/support

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[#5] Ghil'ad Zuckermann: Bringing Languages Back From The Dead 2:06:10

1M ago2:06:10

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Ghil'ad Zuckermann is a professor of linguistics who invented the field of revivalistics, a trans-disciplinary field of enquiry exploring "the dynamics and problematics inherent in spoken language reclamation, revitalization, and reinvigoration". He was named in 2024 as one of Australia’s Top 30 “Living Legends of Research” by The Australian newspa…

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LGTBQ+ allyship skill building with Jeannie Gainsburg, author and advocate 47:27

2M ago47:27

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Jeannie Gainsburg is an award-winning educational trainer and consultant in the field of LGBTQ+ inclusion and effective allyship. Formerly the Education Director at the Out Alliance of Rochester, N.Y., she is the founder of Savvy Ally Action and author of the book, The Savvy Ally: A Guide for Becoming a Skilled LGBTQ+ Advocate. Jeannie has a BA in …

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76: OnlyDans 1:06:30

2M ago1:06:30

1:06:30

Bennett grills Daniel with a very personal but not very tempting Mind Your Morals that deals with the "content creation" site OnlyFans. Would he be okay with his wife posting on the site if it meant a huge boost in income? What about under certain milder circumstances? We also discuss moral topics about purity, harm, self-exploitation, and technolo…

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75: Rites and Wrongs 1:14:57

3M ago1:14:57

1:14:57

Daniel and Bennett discuss rites of passage. In an increasingly digital age, do we even have traditional rites of passage anymore? In a culture that values marriage and families less and less, are we losing our collective ability to establish our identities or encourage identity-building in our children? How analogous are learning to drive a car an…

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74: No Pain, No Game 1:13:55

3M ago1:13:55

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Bennett briefly flexes his professional handegg knowledge in discussing the upcoming Level 3 Super Bowl, then leads Daniel on a somewhat Valentine's Day-themed adventure... an Adventure in Etymology, of course! And lastly, Daniel discusses the Pain Gate Theory, which postulates that pain can be mitigated with what is essentially physiological distr…

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Love Stories 42:38

3M ago42:38

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Join Lizzy and Nat as they share some tales of young love and how these relationships sometimes play out in various programming spaces.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thethirdspace/support

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[#4] Raphael Dascalu: God, Ritual and The Diaspora 1:06:33

3M ago1:06:33

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Raphael Dascalu is a quirky scholar with a special interest in Judeo-Arabic thought and literature. Currently serving as an Adjunct Research Associate at Monash University, he is starting Beit Midrash Oz (a House of Study) which is due to officially open in 2024. Our conversation covers a range of topics including the vibe of the new Beit Midrash, …

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73: Holiday Cleaning 1:27:08

3M ago1:27:08

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Daniel and Bennett do some holiday cleaning in this episode. That is to say, they propose revisions to the US calendar of federal holidays, giving the axe to a surprising number of existing holidays and supplanting them with arguably better ones. See if you agree with the changes!על ידי Bennett and Daniel

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72: A Vegan New Year 1:19:41

4M ago1:19:41

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After a nice, lengthy holiday break, Bennett and Daniel return to report on how their 2024 is going thus far. Daniel's is boring, but Bennett's has started off pretty crappy, with incapable men, illogical women, and a whole lotta snow. After that, Bennett tries his darndest to convert Daniel to veganism using the strongest arguments he can, to a su…

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Social Discipline Window 34:24

4M ago34:24

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Lizzy shares one of her favorite tools in thinking through expectation-setting with young people. Social Discipline Window resource --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thethirdspace/support

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Middle Schoolers! 31:13

5M ago31:13

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Nat shares all their insecurities about their new job teaching 7th grade students and we talk about the parallels to the middle school youth experience. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thethirdspace/support

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71: Door Douche and Goober Eats 59:34

6M ago59:34

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Why do authors insist on having their characters whisper in unrealistic fashion? Are food delivery services trashy, lazy, and low-class or a luxury for people after a hard day? Are tips rewards for good service or blackmail? Is Chili's really a cool ghost kitchen or some garbage restaurant? Bennett and Daniel weigh the pros and cons of services lik…

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[#3] David Solomon: Kabbalah, Heresy and The Future of Judaism 1:02:43

6M ago1:02:43

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David Solomon is a scholar and educator who holds a doctorate in translation studies from Monash University. His latest work, a monumental seven volume translation of the Tikunei haZohar, one of the Kabbalah's most famous texts, has been a decade in the making and is due for release next year. This conversation spans a number of topics including Da…

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[#2] Simon Holloway: Antisemitism 1:04:04

6M ago1:04:04

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Simon Holloway is the Melbourne Holocaust Museum's Manager of Adult Education and Academic Engagement. He holds a PhD from the University of Sydney in Classical Hebrew and Biblical Studies, and a Masters in Ancient History. This conversation spans a number of topics including how the Nazis used their interpretations of the Talmud to fuel their prop…

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(BONUS) [#1] Zach Gomo: Politics 37:00

6M ago37:00

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In this outtakes episode, we discuss geopolitics, strongmen, populism, Vladimir Putin, and the underpopulation crisis. Books mentioned in today's conversation: Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order: Why Nations Succeed and Fail by Ray Dalio Strongmen: Mussolini to the Present by Ruth Ben-Ghiat Podcast Info: Instagram: https://www.ins…

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[#1] Zach Gomo: Religion in Modern Society 1:03:29

6M ago1:03:29

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Zach Gomo is studying for his PhD in Education, and is currently serving as a Victoria Police Chaplain. He's been a Teacher and Assistant Principal, as well as a former Sergeant in the Israeli Defence Force. This conversation spans a number of topics including the modern social and political movements replacing religion, the missing "third space", …

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Peace only happens by hearing each other's story and through love 43:28

6M ago43:28

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Leo S. Ullman was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in July 1939. After surviving WWIIas a “hidden child,” as chronicled in his book, “796 Days”, and in a documentary film, "ThereWere Good People...Doing Extraordinary Deeds: Leo Ullman’s Story” Harvard College (1961) received law and business degrees from Columbia University. He served in the U.S…

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70: Is It Racist? 52:26

6M ago52:26

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Bennett springs a surprise game on a suddenly very uncomfortable Daniel called: Is It Racist? Before the podcast, Bennett gathered three somewhat random things from Daniel, and the premise of the game is to have Daniel determine whether these things, by modern definitions, are racist. Bennett provides substantiating and totally irrefutable journali…

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Aaaand we're back! 27:58

6M ago27:58

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In this shorter ep, Lizzy and Nat discuss what has changed for them in the last 4 years and name their hopes for the new season --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thethirdspace/support

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69: Go Hug Yourself 1:01:31

6M ago1:01:31

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Daniel reflects on his recent experience as assistant director of an absurdist play, and he discusses with Bennett whether and why absurdism is entertaining. Then, Bennett reads a very, extremely scientific and valid Forbes article touting the necessity of hugs and consequently discovers he should be dead multiple times over.…

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“School is not serving us at the moment,” with LGBTQ+ student activist L. J. Valenzuela. 52:04

7M ago52:04

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L.J. challenges listeners: ‘within each of our roles in society, we have the power and opportunity to take risks’ and to ‘look at yourself, determine your privileges, and go do something different.’ As a proud, queer, and trans high school student in Jacksonville, FL, L.J. Valenzuela started advocating by joining Equality Florida's Youth Leadership…

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68: The Elimination Button Part 2: Electric Boogaloo 1:27:16

7M ago1:27:16

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After some minor (or major) dispute over whether the universe is fundamentally musical, Bennett springs a Mind Your Morals on Daniel, resurrecting a popular gimmick: The Elimination Button. This is a magical button that can eliminate certain things from reality, and Daniel must consider the moral implications of its pressing. Unlike the last episod…

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67: Concision Incision 1:10:27

7M ago1:10:27

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All Hallows Month has begun, so Bennett and Daniel discuss when it's appropriate to start decorating for Halloween and whether or not adults who LOVE Halloween have issues. Daniel then introduces a segment called Concision Incision, which he bills as "questions that cut deep in time that's cut short." Essentially, it consists of a series of deep an…

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66: Pop or Slop? 1:09:32

8M ago1:09:32

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Daniel is a teacher, so he should be hip to the modern pop scene, right? Well, in this episode, Bennett tests his pop music acumen with Pop or Slop! Just like in past episodes about rap or country, Bennett serves up a set of song lyrics, where some are penned by him, and some are real songs. Daniel is then tasked with discerning the difference. Tru…

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Natalie Gillard shares the journey of meeting the need for experiential DEI work. And are snow days equitable? 52:49

8M ago52:49

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About Natalie Gillard Natalie Gillard is a DEI strategist and the creator of FACTUALITY, a facilitated dialogue, crash course, and interactive experience that simulates structural inequality. Over the last six years, Natalie has led virtual and in-person FACTUALITY facilitations for over 57,000 global participants. FACTUALITY has supported the dive…

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65: The Talking Dead 49:57

9M ago49:57

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Daniel reveals his impending fatherhood, which fuels discussion on babies and naming and parenting philosophies. Bennett laments getting laughed at for hiking with an umbrella. And Daniel and Bennett discuss the genre of zombie entertainment.על ידי Bennett and Daniel

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64: How Limitation Breeds Creativity 1:02:26

9M ago1:02:26

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Are spiders or ladders more dangerous? Doctors or car crashes? Bennett interrogates Daniel to see if he can guess which of a variety of categories kills more people each year. Then, they discuss creativity and its relationship to freedom. Does more freedom generate more creativity, or, paradoxically, does the imposition of limitation? Bennett and D…

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63: Power Hunters 1:08:27

9M ago1:08:27

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Superpowers and Drawbacks returns after a bit of a hiatus, bringing discussion of candy bar births and crow supervillains. Then, Daniel and Bennett discuss the culture and practice of hunting. Is it moral to hunt? Which animals are okay to hunt, for what reasons, and should children be allowed to do it?…

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Create Sticky Change through institutional priorities and traditions 54:56

10M ago54:56

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Quentin McDowell, head of Mercersburg Academy. After arriving at Mercersburg in 2007, Quentin has served as history faculty, director of summer and extended programs, Admission, senior associate director of admission, financial aid, and head boys’ varsity soccer coach for eight years, leading the Blue Storm to its first-ever Mid-Atlantic Prep Leagu…

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62: The Utility of Gossip 56:12

10M ago56:12

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In this episode, Daniel and Bennett discuss the phenomenon of gossip. Is gossip inherently negative? Is there a way that gossip can be a good thing? What sorts of people are more prone to gossip, and what are Daniel and Bennett's experiences with it?על ידי Bennett and Daniel

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61: Thunder High on the Mountain 49:32

10M ago49:32

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Alternate title: Come Hail or High Water. In this episode, Bennett recounts a very intense hiking experience that he classifies as perhaps the most physically demanding thing he's ever done. Daniel asks questions along the way, making for what is hopefully an entertaining story.על ידי Bennett and Daniel

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60: Independence Dad 55:48

10M ago55:48

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Should we stop shooting fireworks on Independence Day to protect little Floofy's sensitive doggie mental state? What about the supposed veteran with PTSD who gets triggered by the explosions? Or is it reasonable to celebrate a cultural event with fireworks? Daniel and Bennett discuss. Daniel also brings back Father Bennett, this time presenting Ben…

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59: Extrawordal Communication 1:09:54

11M ago1:09:54

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Daniel brings multiple fascinating language-related topics to this episode, including an idea borrowed from Malcolm Gladwell about how memory and language are intertwined. This leads Bennett and Daniel to examine other instances of language affecting memory, how culture ties in with language and behavior, and how aliens and AI might play into it al…

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58: Fear in the Headlights 1:07:16

11M ago1:07:16

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Daniel celebrates his last day of work (for the school year) apparently by recording a podcast. In it, he and Bennett complain about adult obligations like car registration and insurance, but then they transition to a discussion of fear. What does it mean to feel fear? Is it different from anxiety or panic? Do Bennett or Daniel have any phobias? Th…

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Teachers are agents of change 49:10

12M ago49:10

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Authors, speakers, presenters, and change agents, Cornelius and Kass Minor of Minor Collective share how they live in the space of possibility.Cornelius Minor is a Brooklyn-based educator and part-time Pokemon trainer. He works with teachers, school leaders, and leaders of community-based organizations to support equitable literacy reform in cities…

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57: Home Is Where the Hearth Is 1:08:23

12M ago1:08:23

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Acknowledgement. In this episode, Daniel and Bennett discuss greetings and how odd they can be. Daniel satiates his curiosity about light bulbs and learns why we can't just have TV technology inside them (or can we?!). And finally, they discuss houses; what kind of house would be best? What room is the most important? How valuable is land? Are tiny…

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56: Tears of the Scientists 1:12:10

12M ago1:12:10

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Well, Zelda came out, so of course Daniel and Bennett discuss it a little. But considering the length of the game, it will likely be a recurring mini-topic. Afterwards, Bennett forces a Daniel Does Science, this time asking: is it alive?! Daniel does a surprisingly good job assessing the living qualities of things like milk, blood, and mildew. This…

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55: An Underrated Episode 57:21

12M ago57:21

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Daniel introduces a new segment called Overrated Or Underrated Or Just Rated (OOUOJR) that really allows Bennett to flex his judgment muscles. Shopping malls, empathy, electric cars, and jerking before bed, among other things, all are judged. See if you concur.על ידי Bennett and Daniel

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54: MAID in Manitoba: Moral? 1:18:26

1y ago1:18:26

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Mind Your Morals returns, this time with a topic that is a little closer to the real world than those of previous episodes: the practice known as assisted suicide, or more recently, Medical Aid in Dying (MAID). Bennett presents Daniel with situations ranging from the sympathetic to the slightly outlandish, and Daniel tries to weigh the weight weigh…

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53: Take the Birdpill 53:47

1y ago53:47

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What do you think about birds? A simple question, but one that occupies Daniel and Bennett for half of the podcast. They then consider what a world might be like if cheap, nutritionally complete pills were readily available. Would restaurants disappear? Would fat people cease to be? Would it be overall a good thing or a bad thing?…

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Poetry- The Gateway to knowing and understanding unseen identities 1:19:34

1y ago1:19:34

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Tony Keith, Jr. and Mel Cort share the paths they have walked to ensure understanding of their unstated identities. Lacking windows or mirrors for their historically marginalized identities, poetry created an avenue to express, explore, understand, and speak these identifiers. Bio Anthony (Tony) Keith, Jr., PhD. is a Black American gay poet, spoken…

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52: Super Mario Woes 58:44

1y ago58:44

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The recent Super Mario Bros. movie serves as the backbone of this podcast. Bennett gives his movie review, but the discussion spawns tangents about mind-over-matter, identification with characters in media, video game design, and sequelitis. And somehow we forgot to even say "So long, gay Bowser!"על ידי Bennett and Daniel

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51: Munchausen Syndrome 1:04:12

1y ago1:04:12

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The snow melts away, leaving plentiful piles of pet poop, which Bennett complains about. Daniel muses on the sentience of AI and whether humans are the only beings with souls. And Bennett brings up Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy, an interesting disorder that Daniel and Bennett speculate on in relation to some current societal issues.…

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What is your role in creating an ethical community? 45:10

1y ago45:10

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Justine Ange Fonte joins Third Space to share her story, wisdom, insights, and challenges for school colleagues. IPOC, who is your community? And White people, what is your role in an ethical community? About Justine Justine Ang Fonte, M.Ed, MPH, is an award-winning health educator, public speaker, consultant, ghostwriter, and professor based in Ne…

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50: Honey Mooning 1:02:23

1y ago1:02:23

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Daniel returns from his honeymoon to discuss teenage risk assessment, Willene in the Ingles parking lot, and Io, the moon of Jupiter, with a little help from Bennett. The conversation then broadens to vacation and travel in general; why do people travel? What's up with the people who make travel part of their identity? Should we live in a van?…

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Strategies for talking about race with teens 59:39

1y ago59:39

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Toni Graves Williamson is a nationally recognized diversity practitioner, consultant, now Director of Equity and Inclusion at Friends Select School Toni is a founding faculty member of the National Diversity Practitioners Institute, served on the faculty of the Student Diversity Leadership Conference, and co-founded Mid-Atlantic Region Diversity Co…

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