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Episode 74: Curt Jaimungal | Better Left Unsaid Documentary
Episode 74: Curt Jaimungal | Better Left Unsaid Documentary
Episode 74: Curt Jaimungal | Better Left Unsaid Documentary
Friday 28th May 2021
Curt Jaimungal talks about his documentary 'Better Left Unsaid', examining radical political extremes and their societal impact on 'The Social Exchange'.
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Get the buttons here!Curt Jaimungal: Navigating Extremes in 'Better Left Unsaid'
The whole point is to meet hate with love, and that, and that's why- that's what I mean when I say people, when I say you have to be truthful and loving, and it's extremely, extremely, extremely difficult.
Ever wondered how the radical ends of the political spectrum shape our society? In this episode of 'The Social Exchange', host Zach Rhoads sits down with Curt Jaimungal, the co-creator of the documentary 'Better Left Unsaid'. This film tackles the thorny issues of leftist social justice theory morphing into censorship and right-wing nationalism spiraling into racism and violence. Jaimungal doesn't just scratch the surface; he digs into history to show what happens when these extremes go unchecked and influence policy.
Jaimungal's approach is anything but one-sided. He opens up about his own evolving thoughts and the internal struggles he faces while making sense of these complex issues. It's a raw, honest conversation that underscores the importance of critical thinking and empathy in today's divided world. From postmodernism to idealism, the discussion spans various philosophies, urging listeners to embrace truth and love even in the face of hate.
If you're tired of polarized debates and are looking for a balanced perspective, this episode offers a refreshing take. It's not just about pointing fingers; it's about understanding and navigating the murky waters of political extremism with compassion and an open mind.