Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill
Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill
“All bullshit, no flowers.”
“All bullshit, no flowers.”
“All bullshit, no flowers.”
Wednesday 24th March 2021
Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill discuss propaganda's impact on society and conspiracy theories in 'All bullshit, no flowers'. Listen now on alcoholfree.com.
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Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill
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Sexual Stigmas & Myths
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Recovery Reimagined
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I try my very best to be a person who is oriented by a compass of compassion and understanding, and it was from that framework that I really tried to put myself in the shoes of the folks who I saw descending ever more into a realm of alternate reality.
Imagine a world where someone close to you gets caught up in the tangled web of propaganda and conspiracy theories. Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill know this scenario all too well, and they're here to talk about it in this episode of the Misfit Stars Podcast.
Titled “All bullshit, no flowers”, this episode takes a deep dive into the song 'Digging That Hole' from their project 2020101, exploring its themes and the harsh realities many of us have faced over the past year. Shannon opens up about her efforts to remain compassionate and understanding, even as she watches people she cares about drift into alternate realities. She shares her thoughts on how to navigate these challenging conversations without losing your cool.
Jamie joins in with his own experiences and insights, making this a truly engaging discussion. The duo also tackles the psychology behind why people are drawn to such destructive narratives and how accountability plays a crucial role in these situations. They emphasize the importance of developing a strong personal ideology—one that isn't easily swayed and can stand up to scrutiny.
If you've ever found yourself baffled by a friend's sudden belief in wild conspiracies or felt the frustration of trying to bring them back to reality, this episode offers some valuable perspectives. It's not just about understanding others but also about fortifying your own beliefs and staying grounded amidst the chaos. Join Shannon and Jamie for a heartfelt conversation that's as enlightening as it is relatable.
Whether you're dealing with similar issues or just curious about the impact of propaganda on society, this episode promises to be a thought-provoking listen.