The Great Rehumanization: Recent Episodes
Martin
A conversational exploration of humanity and the phenomena that makes us human. In an increasingly dehumanizing social milieu, The Great Rehumanization seeks to emphasize and highlight the intrinsic value of human beings, regardless of what labels one adheres to--the only label that matters is HUMAN. Expect to hear music, stories, rumination, and conversation, all loudly proclaiming, as Joseph Campbell once said, that being who you are is life's greatest privilege.
On this first return episode we discuss ideology's grip. We talk about how we become possessive of ideologies. We get back to talking about the big picture and how it relates to us personally. This is the first of many more episodes to come which will follow a new format and will be published regularly.
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On this episode we discuss becoming warriors for humanity and the value of "fighting" words. We talk about the purpose of opinions, myths related to the "self", "all or nothing" cognitive distortions, and the way propaganda focuses on the individual within the masses. I talk about mental health, make some confessions, and play some of my music.
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In this episode I discuss the three main corrupting influences on people and society. I share an old song and some thoughts about it. Our visit with artist and entrepreneur Jay Weinberg continues. I talk about kids who feel a lack of control and how teachers can help. Finally, I close with a warning from our first president, George Washington.
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An introduction to the show. First part of our conversation with artist/songwriter/entrepreneur Jay Weinberg. School Days segment: Arbitrary Punishments. Jay's song Price Gougin'.
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