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The Jordan Harbinger Show

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Feb 9, 2024 • 1h 17min

949: Justice in the Mix for Pervert-in-Law from 796 | Feedback Friday

A blackmail victim updates listeners on her brother-in-law's legal troubles as justice looms. Discussion ranges from how to persuade loved ones to take necessary medications to ways to recycle lithium-ion batteries. The hosts tackle a listener's issues with a dysfunctional mother and the complexities surrounding conspiracy theories. They emphasize the importance of boundaries in toxic family dynamics while exploring the effects of childhood trauma on relationships and healing.
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Feb 6, 2024 • 1h 5min

948: Kashmir Hill | Is Privacy Dead in the Age of Facial Recognition?

Kashmir Hill, author of "Your Face Belongs to Us" and an expert on facial recognition technology, dives into the controversial implications of this advancing tech. She discusses its benefits and risks, raising questions about privacy erosion in our increasingly monitored world. Hill also examines the dark sides, including biased misidentifications and unauthorized data scrapes by companies like Clearview AI. The conversation probes the ethical complexities and the potential need for regulation to safeguard personal freedoms against relentless surveillance.
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Feb 2, 2024 • 1h 4min

947: Getting Back on Track After Cyberbully's Attack | Feedback Friday

This week dives into recovering from the chaos of cyberbullying, exploring actionable steps to reclaim a professional network. The hosts discuss navigating difficult friendships and the emotional weight of gift exchanges among family. They also tackle the challenges faced by those in law enforcement, balancing personal wellness with responsibility. An unsettling travel tale highlights the importance of vigilance, while a listener shares a close call with abduction, reminding everyone to stay aware and proactive.
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Jan 30, 2024 • 1h 31min

946: Michael McQueen | Mastering the Art of Changing Minds

In this engaging discussion, Michael McQueen, author of 'Mindstuck' and expert in persuasion, dives into the art of changing minds in today's polarized society. He explores the psychology behind our beliefs, emphasizing the importance of empathy and connection in communication. The conversation highlights practical techniques, like priming and the power of sequence, along with the dangers of using fear as a persuasion tool. McQueen also shares insights on how expectations shape our perceptions, making it vital to adapt our messaging for effective communication.
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Jan 26, 2024 • 1h 17min

945: Estranged from Son for What His Sister's Done | Feedback Friday

This discussion dives into the complicated dynamics of divorce, focusing on a father's estrangement from his son due to family manipulation. The emotional battle of navigating relationships amid job relocation concerns also unfolds, emphasizing the balance between career growth and family ties. Insights on overcoming discomfort in networking linked to childhood experiences are shared, alongside a thought-provoking take on responsible drug use that could enhance life in certain contexts. It's a mix of personal struggles, family challenges, and broader societal reflections.
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Jan 23, 2024 • 1h 22min

944: Zach Weinersmith | Out-of-This-World Hurdles to Colonizing Mars

Zach Weinersmith, co-author of "A City on Mars," dives into the colossal hurdles humanity faces in colonizing Mars. He questions the viability of Elon Musk’s ambitious plans while emphasizing the importance of prioritizing Earth's sustainability. The discussion spans the risks of radiation exposure, the challenges of farming in space, and the complex ethics and governance of potential Martian colonies. With humor and insight, Zach sheds light on whether we should conquer the cosmos now or wait until we solve Earth’s pressing issues.
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Jan 19, 2024 • 1h 16min

943: Still Loves His Bride But Seeks Sex on the Side | Feedback Friday

This week features a candid discussion on navigating intimacy after a traumatic surgical mishap and its emotional toll on relationships. The hosts tackle the ethical dilemma of seeking fulfillment outside of marriage while maintaining love for a partner. They also delve into the complexities of coping with childhood abuse and the intricacies of the legal system, as well as the challenges of communication during traumatic experiences. With humor interwoven, they explore infidelity, loyalty, and the delicate balance between desire and commitment.
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Jan 16, 2024 • 1h

942: Ken Adams | The Confusing Dynamics of Covert Incest

Ken Adams, an expert on emotional enmeshment, joins co-host Gabe Mizrahi to discuss how covert incest shapes mental health and relationships. They explore the unhealthy dynamics of enmeshment and its long-term effects, including challenges in adult romantic connections. The conversation highlights how to identify enmeshment, the often-overlooked links to abuse, and the steps necessary for healing. Listeners gain valuable insights into breaking destructive patterns and fostering healthier boundaries in relationships.
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Jan 12, 2024 • 1h 11min

941: Yearning for Abusive Ex Leaves You Perplexed | Feedback Friday

This week, the hosts tackle the perplexing desire to reconnect with a violent ex, sparking discussions on emotional turmoil and personal safety. They share humorous anecdotes about navigating complex family dynamics and financial respect within relationships. Insightful advice emerges on professional boundaries when reconnecting with former clients and the importance of empathy in difficult storytelling. They also emphasize personal growth and resilience while addressing the fine balance between humor and serious topics in the context of relationships.
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Jan 9, 2024 • 1h 3min

940: Byron Reese | Humanity's Mysterious Journey from Antiquity to AI

Futurist Byron Reese, known for his insights on technology and AI, delves into humanity's journey through time. He discusses how innovations have shaped civilization, arguing they enhance productivity rather than steal jobs. Reese explores the rapid evolution from stone tools to moon landings and the critical role of language in human development. He also examines ancient cave art's similarities worldwide and draws fascinating parallels between human communication and that of honeybees, revealing intrinsic patterns coded in our DNA.

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