Real Talk with Zuby #292 Katherine Brodsky - Finding Your Voice And Speaking Up
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Jan 12, 2024 Katherine Brodsky, a writer and cultural commentator with pieces in outlets like Newsweek and WIRED, discusses her upcoming book, "No Apologies," which tackles finding one's voice. She explores the shift from traditional journalism to advocating for free speech in a polarized society. The conversation also touches on the rise of right-wing wokeness, zealotry in belief systems, and the dilemma of virtue signaling. Brodsky emphasizes the importance of actions over words and addresses the challenges of information overload and the need for genuine connections in today’s fragmented community.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Evolving Voices: A Journey Through Journalism and Cultural Discourse
01:41 • 27min
Cultural Shifts and the Emergence of Right-wing Wokeness
28:57 • 3min
Understanding Beliefs: Zealotry and the Challenge of Identity
31:48 • 6min
Exploring Identity and the Importance of Actions Over Words
37:26 • 3min
Virtue Signaling and Societal Reflection
40:29 • 19min
Combating Information Obesity
59:13 • 6min
Navigating Connection and Community
01:05:10 • 17min