Stephanie Kostopoulos & Beth Demme

Discovering Our Scars

Steph & Beth

  • Great Minds Think, Different?

Great Minds Think, Different?

Friday 13th November 2020

Join Steph and Beth as they explore their experiences with conspiracy theories, emphasizing critical thinking and healthy discussions on 'Discovering Our Scars'.
50 minutes
Thought-provoking
Informative
Engaging
Raw
Non-judgmental

About this podcast

Discovering Our Scars
Author:
Stephanie Kostopoulos & Beth Demme
Overview:
Categories:
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Recovery from Trauma
Relationships & Community
Healing Relationships
Religion & Spirituality
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Conspiracy Theories: A Journey Through Belief and Skepticism with Steph and Beth

Well, once you believe one, I think it's easy to jump onto other bandwagons, and I will tell you I have seen a lot of conspiracy theories.
Ever wondered why some people believe in conspiracy theories while others scoff at them? In this episode of 'Discovering Our Scars', hosts Steph and Beth dive deep into their own brushes with conspiracy theories and how those experiences shaped their thinking. Steph once believed the moon landing was a hoax, while Beth worried about a possible link between vaccines and autism when her children were young.
How did they move past these beliefs, and what lessons did they learn along the way? This episode isn't just about debunking myths; it's about understanding why we believe what we do and how to approach new information critically. Steph and Beth also touch on how faith can sometimes feel like a conspiracy theory, yet plays a crucial role in navigating these tricky waters. They stress the importance of asking questions, seeking the truth, and fostering open-minded discussions.
If you've ever been curious about the allure of conspiracy theories or how to engage in healthy debates about them, this episode offers a refreshing perspective. Tune in for an honest conversation that encourages critical thinking and empathy.