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🗓️ 3 July 2022
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This is the podcast where each week we'll meet a guest who’ll help us pay attention to something we should know about, but maybe don’t.
This week we're talking about echo chambers; the downside of everyone being on the same page, avoiding harm, but not always avoiding discomfort, and how differing opinions can strengthen our causes.
Marie Beecham is a writer, public speaker and online educator who advocates for racial equity and social unity using social platforms as well as Patreon and other media. She works with individuals, businesses and general online audiences to reduce divisions amongst us by using what she calls radical compassion.
If you want to learn more, here's where to find Marie and her recommendations:
Instagram: @mariebeech
Website: mariebeecham.org
Something to read: The Coddling of the American Mind - Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt
Something to watch: TedTalk - Jonathon Haidt 'The Moral Roots of Liberals and Conservatives'
Something to listen to: Why We’re Polarized - Ezra Klein
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0:30.0 | Hello, I'm Gemma and welcome to another episode of Good Influence. This is the podcast |
0:39.0 | where each week you and I meet a guest who helps us pay attention to something we should |
0:42.9 | know about as well as answer some of your questions. This week we're talking about echo |
0:47.9 | chambers, the downside of everyone being on the same page, avoiding harm but not always |
0:53.4 | avoiding discomfort and how differing opinions can strengthen our causes. So joining |
0:59.8 | me this week is Marie Beachham. Marie is a writer, public speaker and online educator |
1:04.8 | who advocates for racial equity and social unity. Using social platforms as well as Patreon |
1:10.1 | and other media, she works with individuals, businesses and general online audiences to |
1:15.2 | reduce divisions among us by using what she calls radical compassion. |
1:29.8 | Starting from the most kind of basic info when you go to look at your page in your Instagram |
1:41.1 | bio, you say you talk about racial equity and social unity. Could you tell us a bit about |
1:47.0 | your kind of journey to becoming an influence in this space, like how long, how have you, |
1:53.7 | how has this come to be your work? Yeah, so it kind of happened to me at a surprise |
1:59.4 | and it was summer of 2020. And I actually have a page about environmentalism because |
2:05.7 | that's a subset of passion of mine. And on this page about environmentalism, I posted |
2:12.6 | about racial equity and it went viral. And I gained so many followers in like 24 hours |
2:22.4 | and then I kind of stumbled into this career of posts that focus on racial equity, which |
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