Dope perspective Amanda. One thing that resonates with me is when you said respect at its core is to treat someone as human. That for me is why I prefer respect over love. So often black people are disregarded in life and for myself as a man love is a currency that I can’t really do much with. I’m fully aware of gravity of my statement. It is what is. Now for me I do not desire to be above anyone as a hierarchy but respect respect feels like love or a close second. It assures (an ideal comfort not always guaranteed) me that I’m safe moving in this world.
Absolutely 100% true Though, I must add that if my attempt to speak without offense causes someone to become defensive, which turns into them being offensive and treating me without dignity, I will leave with zero dignity.
Phew!!!! 🔥 It’s humble to call this podcast small doses, because this was a LARGE dose. I loved every second ❤ it really has me analyzing myself and the people around me.
Those who question things end up answering things too. Amanda, the real world does not want us to get to this point because then they would have to revere us, even if reluctantly. BUT, at the very least, they would respect (fear) us because of the knowledge. No matter what "they" do or don't do, keep doing what you're doing lady while encouraging others ❤
Wow! This particular episode got me a bit emotional and was very timely for me. It has helped me in having to make what I thought would be some very difficult decisions. Thank you for sharing, I know at the beginning you mentioned being emotionally drained and dealing with some personal things, but thank you for still taking the time to make another impactful episode. I hope you're in a much better space now emotionally 🙏🏾. As for the end of the episode, if you did decide to do a part 2 I would be here for it! Thank you, again!
Hi Amanda! Long time podcast fan and listened to this episode the other day and wanted to listen to it again because 12/10 stars! 1) Loved how you sang the welcome to another episode... 2) Sending you a big hug for the human feels. It's been hella gloomy here in LA and I felt my mood plummet. 3) All of the topics were spot on. Especially appreciated the points on authority figures demanding respect w/o demonstrating it themselves, and the respect of animal life. Loved that you stood against animal torture. Would listen to part 2 if it's on the agenda. Thank you for showing up consistently for us - you challenge, educate, and elevate my thinking. Also give me the giggles. love ya!
Just love ‘Small Doses’ Amanda. Thank you very much for posting these podcasts on TH-cam. I love to watch the video - I enjoy podcasts best in visual form. I love your topics and your guests and your thoughts. *Re: tossing ‘respect’ around as society tends to do with words goes hand a In hand with ‘boundaries’. Both used in similar settings and are ubiquitous - need some more detailed analysis and usage in everyday life. So we all can interact with each other in the healthiest way possible. Thank you for everything that you do. I know what a hard worker you are - how many irons you have in the fire at any given time. I - NOT TO BE FLIPPANT - respect you so very much. Thank you. ☮️
What do you think about Acknowledgement, as the basis for respect, reverence, deference, etc.? ...I would LOOVE to hear you break down 'Acknowledgement,' as you've done so well and beastily with these terms, yo! ...But for me, Acknowledgement, is supreme; as it is meant to come and go--like Attention. However, these other terms like respect and reverence, have this stereotype that because they should be 'earned,' they are the all-in-all beez kneez top tier feeling that one person can show another--even though it doesn't carry that same elasticity to be able to be lost and re-gained. Acknowledgement, to me, seems safer to seek in people, as it doesn't come with such unspoken, pre-arranged criteria of agreement...or pedestal-high-horsed-ness, in a sense. Acknowledgement also doesn't need to be 'earned' in those same regards. But idk, what's your take on 'Acknowledgement,' as a less-messy, super basic level of human interaction and connection?
I admire people’s accomplishments/skill set and the way they focus. I definitely feel that a basic level of respect is implied and logical. But if I’m treated with less regard, the respect is out the window. Even though I can admire someone’s accomplishments, I can still lose respect for them. I think it’s messed up that race and complexion always plays a role in who is more worthy of respect than another. I was also thinking about the attire choice during the interaction with Kaitlen Jenner, and how darker skinned ppl bleach their skin for the same reason. They don’t want to be viewed automatically as a threat so they bleach it, to not only meet a beauty standard, but also to be given more of a certain level of respect. Sad frfr.
Dope perspective Amanda. One thing that resonates with me is when you said respect at its core is to treat someone as human. That for me is why I prefer respect over love. So often black people are disregarded in life and for myself as a man love is a currency that I can’t really do much with. I’m fully aware of gravity of my statement. It is what is. Now for me I do not desire to be above anyone as a hierarchy but respect respect feels like love or a close second. It assures (an ideal comfort not always guaranteed) me that I’m safe moving in this world.
Speak with out being offensive
Listen without being defensive
Always leave your opponent with dignity
Absolutely 100% true
Though, I must add that if my attempt to speak without offense causes someone to become defensive, which turns into them being offensive and treating me without dignity, I will leave with zero dignity.
Phew!!!! 🔥 It’s humble to call this podcast small doses, because this was a LARGE dose. I loved every second ❤ it really has me analyzing myself and the people around me.
This was so informative, definitely needs a part 2!
Those who question things end up answering things too. Amanda, the real world does not want us to get to this point because then they would have to revere us, even if reluctantly. BUT, at the very least, they would respect (fear) us because of the knowledge. No matter what "they" do or don't do, keep doing what you're doing lady while encouraging others ❤
Journal in hand, I’m ready ❤
Wow! This particular episode got me a bit emotional and was very timely for me. It has helped me in having to make what I thought would be some very difficult decisions. Thank you for sharing, I know at the beginning you mentioned being emotionally drained and dealing with some personal things, but thank you for still taking the time to make another impactful episode. I hope you're in a much better space now emotionally 🙏🏾. As for the end of the episode, if you did decide to do a part 2 I would be here for it! Thank you, again!
Ikr, me too!! I could listen to what comes out of her brain for hours.
Me too.. I think a lot of us are in similar boats that this video could help us through.
Good luck with everything.
Thank you Amanda. I always feel smarter after watching you. Truth bombs and expansion of my vocabulary. ❤
I’m here for a part two, this was very eye opening! 💯💯💯💯
Hi Amanda! Long time podcast fan and listened to this episode the other day and wanted to listen to it again because 12/10 stars! 1) Loved how you sang the welcome to another episode... 2) Sending you a big hug for the human feels. It's been hella gloomy here in LA and I felt my mood plummet. 3) All of the topics were spot on. Especially appreciated the points on authority figures demanding respect w/o demonstrating it themselves, and the respect of animal life. Loved that you stood against animal torture. Would listen to part 2 if it's on the agenda. Thank you for showing up consistently for us - you challenge, educate, and elevate my thinking. Also give me the giggles. love ya!
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You are soo amazing! You are preaching to me. I'm known as a nice person. But now I'm learning to keep certain people out of my space.
Respect your self ma. Buz you deserve it ❤
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Love it here.
Respect vs. Revere. Hmmmmm... love that
Just love ‘Small Doses’ Amanda. Thank you very much for posting these podcasts on TH-cam. I love to watch the video - I enjoy podcasts best in visual form. I love your topics and your guests and your thoughts. *Re: tossing ‘respect’ around as society tends to do with words goes hand a
In hand with ‘boundaries’. Both used in similar settings and are ubiquitous - need some more detailed analysis and usage in everyday life. So we all can interact with each other in the healthiest way possible. Thank you for everything that you do. I know what a hard worker you are - how many irons you have in the fire at any given time. I - NOT TO BE FLIPPANT - respect you so very much. Thank you. ☮️
You're soo beautiful Amanda! Inside and out 💫✨️
Part 2 please!! Love from 🇰🇪
I having to pause this so much? So much!
“Gathered Caitlyn Jenner like a ponytail” heheeee chile ima 5eva ride for Amanda
soooooo on point relationships and respect. Thank you! Have you considered academia? You are definitely professor Seales
Always the real good stuff! Should I laugh or cry 👍
I love the solo episodes
These distinctions; virtues and vices only evolve and only exist ONLY exist as measures of what life is worth.
What do you think about Acknowledgement, as the basis for respect, reverence, deference, etc.? ...I would LOOVE to hear you break down 'Acknowledgement,' as you've done so well and beastily with these terms, yo! ...But for me, Acknowledgement, is supreme; as it is meant to come and go--like Attention. However, these other terms like respect and reverence, have this stereotype that because they should be 'earned,' they are the all-in-all beez kneez top tier feeling that one person can show another--even though it doesn't carry that same elasticity to be able to be lost and re-gained. Acknowledgement, to me, seems safer to seek in people, as it doesn't come with such unspoken, pre-arranged criteria of agreement...or pedestal-high-horsed-ness, in a sense. Acknowledgement also doesn't need to be 'earned' in those same regards. But idk, what's your take on 'Acknowledgement,' as a less-messy, super basic level of human interaction and connection?
Respect is treating someone like your grandmother would expect you to . Grandma's born before 1969 of course.
14:13 How did these kind of cops pass their mental health evaluation? Smh
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I admire people’s accomplishments/skill set and the way they focus. I definitely feel that a basic level of respect is implied and logical. But if I’m treated with less regard, the respect is out the window. Even though I can admire someone’s accomplishments, I can still lose respect for them. I think it’s messed up that race and complexion always plays a role in who is more worthy of respect than another. I was also thinking about the attire choice during the interaction with Kaitlen Jenner, and how darker skinned ppl bleach their skin for the same reason. They don’t want to be viewed automatically as a threat so they bleach it, to not only meet a beauty standard, but also to be given more of a certain level of respect. Sad frfr.
Well, I’m not sure how the skin bleaching thing is any different from other types of cosmetic surgeries. Not to mention sex changes etc.
I thought Jason Lee said he did an interview on your podcast ? Is it still coming out?
Yes. We only put out one episode a week
@@TheAmandaSeales thanks!
Hello Amanda ☺️♥️
24:13 How did these people pass their mental health evaluation? Smh
Lauryn Hill Nov 5th?❤
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Mario. Let Me Love You.
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How many episodes for the side effects of woke ness?😮
5:30 that sounds like a mental illness
Amanda when is the immortal technique episode coming out????!!!!!
Ooooooo it’s about to get 🗣️🫵SO real 🎁🫣🍿
How many episodes for the side effects of woke ness?😮