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Apr 8, 2022 • 47min

649: Arranged Marriage Threatens Lesbian Couple | Feedback Friday

A lesbian couple faces a poignant dilemma as family pressures for an arranged marriage threaten their love. They grapple with the clash between cultural expectations and personal happiness. The discussion extends to managing complex family dynamics, navigating property ownership, and setting healthy boundaries. Amidst personal struggles, listeners learn about supporting children's academic choices and the importance of balancing awareness of global crises with mental well-being. The journey emphasizes resilience and self-worth in navigating emotional challenges.
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Apr 7, 2022 • 55min

648: Susan Cain | Introverts Unite for a Quiet Revolution

Susan Cain, an award-winning speaker and bestselling author known for her influential works on introversion, discusses the societal shift that has unfairly marginalized quiet individuals. She offers insight into why being introverted can actually be a strength in social settings, negotiations, and creative pursuits. Cain challenges the effectiveness of traditional brainstorming and emphasizes the importance of solitude for mastering skills. Listeners are encouraged to appreciate diverse personality types and explore the 'Quiet Revolution' advocating for introverts.
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Apr 5, 2022 • 1h 24min

647: Karim Hijazi | When Cyber War Goes Kinetic

Karim Hijazi, founder and CEO of Prevailion, shares his expertise in cybersecurity and digital risk mitigation. He discusses the alarming vulnerability of our internet infrastructure and the potential consequences of cyber warfare escalating into real-world conflict. Karim highlights the insufficiencies in current defenses and the critical threats to privacy and security. Practical best practices for individuals and businesses to enhance their cyber safety are also covered, along with a deep dive into the complex motivations behind ongoing cyber threats.
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Apr 3, 2022 • 33min

646: Expiration Dates | Skeptical Sunday

David C. Smalley, a fact-checker, comedian, and host of The David C. Smalley Podcast, dives into the peculiar world of expiration dates. He discusses how these dates, often dictated by marketing rather than safety, lead to significant food waste. Smalley clarifies the differences between 'sell by,' 'buy by,' and 'use before' labels, challenging the listener's perceptions of food safety. He shares shocking insights about how ignoring these dates can sometimes be harmless, especially with dairy products, while advocating for standardized labeling for consumer clarity.
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Apr 1, 2022 • 52min

645: Is a Bridesmaid Fight Worth a Disinvite? | Feedback Friday

Wedding drama takes center stage as the hosts dive into a listener's dilemma about disinviting a bridesmaid after a brawl. They offer humorous yet thoughtful advice on managing wedding tensions. The discussion also touches on the quirks of essential oils in family settings, balancing safety with familial relationships. Laughs abound as the hosts share embarrassing moments and reflect on their unusual career paths, including unexpected encounters in tricky geopolitical situations. It's a wild ride through friendship, family, and the chaos of weddings!
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Mar 31, 2022 • 56min

644: Laowhy86 | How the Chinese Social Credit Score System Works Part Two

Matthew Tye, known as Laowhy86, is a former YouTuber who spent a decade in China documenting life until he caught the attention of the authorities. He dives deep into the Chinese social credit system, discussing how personal scores can elevate or ruin lives. Tye reveals his harrowing escape from China, shedding light on the psychological toll of living under intense surveillance. He also critiques both Chinese and Russian propaganda methods, highlighting their impact on global perceptions while challenging myths propagated by the CCP. A riveting exploration of freedom and repression!
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Mar 29, 2022 • 1h 5min

643: Laowhy86 | How the Chinese Social Credit Score System Works Part One

Laowhy86, an American YouTuber who spent a decade documenting life in China, shares his gripping experiences. He delves into the intricate workings of China’s social credit system, revealing how it monitors citizens and affects their lives. With stories of surveillance and governmental control, he contrasts his initial positive views of China with harsh realities. Laowhy86 also discusses the CCP's propaganda tactics, his sudden flight from the country, and sheds light on myths that need debunking. It's a riveting glimpse into a society under tight scrutiny.
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Mar 25, 2022 • 46min

642: Living In Fear of the Fiend Who Lurks Near | Feedback Friday

A listener grapples with a violent neighbor, navigating the law's failures and personal safety amidst mental health crises. The hosts provide legal advice and safety tips while reflecting on the challenges of community dynamics. Another segment delves into the transformative potential of travel and self-discovery, challenging the perception of loneliness. The discussion touches on the complexities of toxic relationships and the struggle for identity amidst societal expectations, emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance and personal growth.
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Mar 24, 2022 • 35min

641: How to Quit Your Job the Right Way | Deep Dive

Navigating the tricky terrain of quitting your job is an art. Discover key questions to ponder before making the leap and how to break the news to your employer thoughtfully. Learn the significance of a heartfelt goodbye email that keeps connections alive. It’s all about transitioning relationships rather than closing doors. The importance of crafting your exit well is emphasized, ensuring you leave on good terms while setting your team up for future success.
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Mar 22, 2022 • 1h 17min

640: Peter Zeihan | Why the World Should Care About Ukraine

Peter Zeihan, a geopolitical strategist and author, dives into the stakes of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, revealing its critical implications for global politics. He explores why the conflict is a 'now or never' moment for Putin and discusses the challenges of maintaining control over Ukraine, even with a military victory. Zeihan predicts the eventual downfall of Putin's regime due to purged successors and evaluates how this turmoil might affect China's ambitions toward Taiwan. The conversation highlights the intricate relationship between military conflict and global energy and food supplies.

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