Transitions: Changing Minds, Strategic Empathies, Part II

171 - The hosts continue their discussion about the strategies they use to change their minds and others. How do you change the perspective of an entire community of people?

Transitions: Changing Minds, Strategic Empathies, Part I

170 - The hosts talk through the strategies they use to change their minds and others. What methods do you use to stay empathetically grounded?

Transitions: Changing Minds, Our Own and Others, Part II

169 - The hosts wrap up their conversation about changing one’s mind. Given how little any one of us knows about anything, why don’t we change our minds more often?

Transitions: Changing Minds, Our Own and Others, Part I

168 - The hosts conclude their conversation by discussing one of the most difficult transitions of all: changing one’s mind. How often have you changed your mind about something?

Transitions: Personal Stories of Death and Fire, Part II

167 - The hosts make the topic of transitions personal. In this episode, Travis discusses the fire that recently destroyed his home.

Transitions: Personal Stories of Death and Fire, Part I

166 - The hosts make the topic of transitions personal. In this episode, Seph discusses his mother’s recent death.

Transitions: Impeachment and Other Things, Part II

165 - The hosts continue their discussion of the 2nd impeachment of Donald Trump. What does this process (this performance) say about us as a people? 

Transitions: Impeachment and Other Things, Part I

164 - The hosts discuss the 2nd impeachment of Donald Trump. With the acquittal all but assured, what’s the point? The answer might surprise you.

Transitions: From Insurrection to… Part II

163 - Transitions are terrifying. From the known, or at least familiar, to the unknown transitions are difficult and dark. The hosts continue the conversation, and wonder what kind of politics is emerging or passing away in the United States?

Transitions: From Insurrection to… Part I

162 - Transitions are terrifying. From the known, or at least familiar, to the unknown transitions are difficult and dark. What kind of transition is the United States in right now? Is something new emerging, or is something old dying?