I am so glad you could join us. I'm your host Mo Gaudet. This podcast is nothing more than a conversation between two good friends sharing inspiring life stories and perhaps

some nuggets of wisdom along the way.

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Welcome to Slo-Mob. What I find very uncomfortable and you see it as well in this conversation about Israel and

Gaza is the kind of dehumanization of people that don't do what you want them to do, you know?

So that like the good on the left, and I would describe myself politically as left of centre, like I will vote labour, I will,

do you know what I mean? But I've always worked in organizations that are right of center and I really cherish being in spaces that my

opinion is maybe not the norm.

A hundred percent.

That's the beauty of it.

And it's like, I always have this thing, it's like, well in a kind of, you know, in my dream easy world,

I just go off and write for the guardian and have an easy life, la, la, but that isn't, the guardian doesn't need me.

The people reading the guardian don't need me,

you know, and this idea as well that only people on the left

are allowed content about mental health is not.

I mean it's actually unwell in itself.

So like what makes you think that the 2 million people reading the mail online don't include

alcoholics who want to get better? Don't include people with eating disorders who want to

get better or people to brat, you know, like humans are humans, you know, and if we, if we kind of vilify and dehumanize and say, you're

don't come together you're never we're never gonna get better

don't you think that this is is this is deliberate that we divide in this way. I mean a big part of the

of the sign of our time is how the truth is sunk into division.

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