227: About Those Safe Spaces

The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 39.1K Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2021

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

How safe is your space? This is the question Mike attempts to answer with Justin Folk, a filmmaker who left Hollywood behind to make the kinds of movies he believes matter most.

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0:00.0	Meeting courtly targets essential.
0:02.2	Growth, non-negotiable.
0:04.1	Scalability, imperative.
0:06.3	Profitability, crucial.
0:08.4	Bandwidth?
0:09.5	Vorboss is London's only fiber network
0:11.6	providing 10 giga standard
0:13.3	for the businesses where everything is mission critical.
0:16.0	Vorboss, the business fiber network
0:18.2	built by Vorboss for London.
0:23.6	Hey guys, it's the way I heard it.
0:24.9	Episode number 227, this one's called,
0:28.0	about those safe spaces.
0:30.8	About those safe spaces.
0:32.3	A couple years ago, I wrote a story for the podcast
0:34.9	called, a safe space.
0:37.5	And I wrote it because I believe
0:40.8	that safe spaces, by and large, with the exception of one,
0:45.3	are a really dangerous myth.
0:47.5	And I wanted to make that point because it's my opinion
0:50.5	that the whole safe space mentality arose
0:54.2	from a growing unwillingness to tolerate ideas
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