Amanda Palmer talks candidly about the things you're not meant to talk about
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2017
- Amanda Palmer doesn't shy away from talking about the difficult things in her life - something that her interviewers often find hard to keep up with. She talks openly about those things with Jen Long.
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Show producer: Paul Bridgewater
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I think the title is basically a summary of her.
This kind of thinking will hopefully become another moment of global enlightenment. Love this Thank you
love the intermittent birdsong~
Amazing interview! Amanda Palmer is such a fascinating person.
NOT 10 thumbs up, 12 thumbs up. More, brava Amanda and podcasts of this calibre.
That was so enlighten! They talk about so many different topics with different and specially beautiful points of view! O love you Amanda, you make me a better person!
I love AFP x
It's not that the interviewer can't empathize, it's that she refuses. She is treating criminals as less than human, and thus not deserving of empathy. That's the belief we need to change.
Anyone read the book The Life of Bonnie and Clyde by the ride along of Blance Barrow
(Could Amanda play that part of Blanche?)
Interesting that Amanda felt compassion for the eldest Tsarnaev and the backlash against her opinion. The same thing happened to me. As a mother, I felt compassion for the youngest brother, I looked at the photos and the footage. I listened to the news, and heard commentary. I felt somehow he was being coerced by his culture, by his brother, and held to my opinion amid the backlash of my peers. I held a space open for forgiveness. I also reserved the right to change my mind at any time...and years down the road...I 'did' change my mind... when I saw that the youngest was showing no desire to be a better human. Disappointing. Going against the popular vote...often offers no merit, but I think that it is important...nonetheless!
Fucking Amazing
This interviewer lacks the understanding of what empathy is
I think empathy is subjective. We, as human beings cannot feel empathy for every wayward soul, or everyone that crosses our path. It's just not possible. We can, however, Practice...the summoning up of that empathy...if...that is truly what we want to do.