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Hey folks, it's time for another episode of Small Doses Podcast

and I'm so excited when we have these folks on the

podcast that are people that I've met like on the internet,

on the computer, but that I didn't get to meet like in person but that we haven't even gotten to this level yet.

And this is today's guess.

I'm Ed Eldon who is a He is here and he is joining us to talk about side effects of fighting apathy and we came up with this topic because

So many of us not just since October 7th, but if we contextualize it in that time frame,

so many of us have really just like poured in because the moment called for it and then found ourselves really like tapped out.

In that same regard though, here we are now in the United States where there is now this

groundswell around the election

and you start seeing people telling other people oh you're too apathetic like you

don't care there isn't enough people that care people don't care people don't care

and I felt it important to talk about what it looks like to actually not care

versus what it looks like to have a different concept of caring and the radicalism

that's taken place in so many of our lives has been really looking at the systems that are in place and deciding that we don't care if they sustain and that we don't care how they are maintained.

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