Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill
Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill
“How do you change the wiring in your brain?”
“How do you change the wiring in your brain?”
“How do you change the wiring in your brain?”
Wednesday 25th August 2021
Join Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill on Misfit Stars Podcast as they discuss the intersection of individualism and racism and its impact on society.
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Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill
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Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Relationships & Community
Body & Mind
Recovery Reimagined
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Individualism and Racism: Misfit Stars Podcast Episode
If the building blocks for a more just, peaceful and equitable world, if the building block is me doing my work and you doing your work, then we have something we can do tangibly to start making things better.
Ever wondered how individualism and racism have intertwined over the centuries? Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill tackle this complex topic in a thought-provoking episode of the Misfit Stars Podcast. Inspired by a piece from Timothy Snyder's newsletter, they dive into how these concepts have historically served the interests of the wealthy elite. This isn't just a history lesson; it's a call to understand the power dynamics at play and how they shape our world today.
Shannon and Jamie discuss the positive role that government can play in creating a fairer society. They argue that when we elect leaders who prioritize the common good, real change is possible. But it doesn't stop there. The episode also highlights the importance of service work and how everyday actions can contribute to a more equitable world.
Listeners will find themselves reflecting on the ways individualism has been used to justify social hierarchies and how racism has been a tool for maintaining those structures. Shannon and Jamie's candid conversation offers fresh perspectives and encourages us all to think about our roles in fostering social justice. If you're interested in social justice, historical context, and actionable insights, this episode is a must-listen.
Shannon and Jamie's engaging dialogue makes complex issues accessible, offering both knowledge and inspiration for anyone looking to make a positive impact.