My Thoughts with Jeffrey McAndrew: Recent Episodes
Jeffrey McAndrew
“My Thoughts” is the audio version of my column. Past topics include: My Father, Common Decency, Racism, Friendship, and profiles of such interesting people such as David Geschke, Jordan Peterson, and Greta Thunberg. My column can be found at Jeffrey.McAndrew.wordpress.com.
Rex Owens Talks with Jeffrey McAndrew about his latest book on Sun Prairie Public radio. The interview was taped on February 17 of 2020. It was heard live on the radio.
During this episode I talk about what I’m most thankful for. The episode coincides with Thanksgiving 2019. And that day I had a wonderful visit with my parents my brother and his wife and nephew Grant. I’m thankful for each of these opportunities.
In this episode and explore the concept of vulgarity, and what impact it may have on society in the long term.
What a marvelous trip to New Orleans that we experienced in early November 2019. I was lucky enough to be able to celebrate my 60th birthday there. The memories of New Orleans will always stay with me. The music and the food, the people and the fun!
During this episode I talk about a phenomenon that many are used to these days, politically divergent views which may affect friendships. How do we keep politics from poisoning our friendships?
During this segment I talk about gratitude and how important the concept is to myself, my friends and my family.
In this episode I talk about Greta Thunberg and the effect that she has had on the world.
In this episode I talk about aging and my psychological approach to it. I turned 60 in November and I look at the milestone as positive and not negative.
Dr. Jordan Peterson is one of the most interesting intellectuals on the public speaking circuit right now. In this piece I try to sum up my current evaluation of Dr. Peterson and where his motivation is taking him.
John Pavlovitz is one of my motivations for writing a column. This column originally written on September 8, 2019, I explore the writings of John Pavlovitz and what I think he is trying to achieve politically.
This episode is one of my many profiles of interesting people I have discovered in my life. David is a most interesting and ambitious person. I hope you enjoy the show.
This is from a column originally posted on October 7, 2019. It’s dedicated to my father who has been a great role model throughout my entire life.
In this episode I talk about the common decency needed to make a better world. I hope that you enjoy my podcast.