A weekly podcast about building great relationships, cultivating wonder, and making things better for other people. Hosted by veteran community-builder Bart Campolo, Humanize Me features friendly, thoughtful conversations with a wide array of scientists, activists, artists and oddballs.
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Humanize Me is a production of Jux Media.
Bart joins Konrad Benjamin, host of the Australian podcast Ideas Digest, to talk about why he isn’t a progressive Christian but rather a secular humanist, and to assert that they ALWAYS become atheists.
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A coronavirus story, Bart’s contention that Christmas should be once every 4 years, and a reminder that life isn’t ‘supposed to’ be perfect.
The second of two classic installments of this podcast that we’re posting on the topic of better conversations. Last week, we heard about the method called ‘street epistemology’. This time, we’re hearing about ‘deep canvassing’, used by our guest David Fleischer of the Los Angeles LGBT Center to change votes.
We hope it’ll help you think about how to engage with people more productively, and enable some good interpersonal outcomes!
Note: This is an edit comprised of TWO separate conversations with David, which originally appeared in episodes 423 and 429.
In a reprise of this classic conversation with Anthony Magnabosco, we talk about a conversational tool which can change the course – and productivity – of those most difficult exchanges, the ones between people who disagree on fundamental things in life. Anthony is an advocate of ‘street epistemology’, and it could be a very useful idea in these divided times.
This is the first of two ‘classic’ episodes we’re posting on the topic of better conversations. We hope it’ll help you think about how to engage with people more productively, and enable some good interpersonal outcomes.
Bart gives a stream-of-consciousness update from under his rock, including stark thoughts about the recent attempted suicide of a close friend, an unexpected gift from another, and an attempt to recenter around gratefulness.
The classic article on chess Bart mentions (circa 1992) can be found HERE.
This week we air Bart’s interview on the podcast Re-Enchantment with host Daniel Shkolnik. We don’t do this often, but we liked this interview a lot, and Daniel is a guy committed to the ideas we share so passionately.
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