Can I Talk My Shift?
Shifting Perspective: Looking In the Glass
"Why are we always looking for someone to judge?"
From this quality question, Sam and Lashawn unravel a few topics that lead back to us asking ourselves this very question. Reasons for asking for something, and when we get just that, maybe a little more, we find a way to complain about it or spin it because what we want comes with a few extras we didn't consider. Take, for instance, The Book of Clarence, a new film by Jeymes Samuel.
The couple also goes in-depth on biases slashing their way around social media, calling out the ill intent guised under lessons from the pulpit.
By the end of this episode, you and the mirror will be really great acquaintances.
"Why are we always looking for someone to judge?"
From this quality question, Sam and Lashawn unravel a few topics that lead back to us asking ourselves this very question. Reasons for asking for something, and when we get just that, maybe a little more, we find a way to complain about it or spin it because what we want comes with a few extras we didn't consider. Take, for instance, The Book of Clarence, a new film by Jeymes Samuel.
The couple also goes in-depth on biases slashing their way around social media, calling out the ill intent guised under lessons from the pulpit.
By the end of this episode, you and the mirror will be really great acquaintances.