January 6, 2021 • 91 mins
“The primary work is acknowledging that my position in the world, is not the position in the world.” - Josh Rosenblatt
In this Season 1 Finale Episode, Tunisha is joined by Josh Rosenblatt, former guest, author of Why We Fight, and friend of the show. Through their wildly random, honest, and intersected conversation, these two break down entitlement vs expectation and rethink innovation to emphasize recognizing a need and fulfilling it. People won’t be ready for things until you show them something different.
Whether it’s Jordan Peele to horror movies, Josh’s authorship at the intersection of combat sports and society, or deconstructing white guilt to learn the difference between being not racist vs being anti-racism…this episode adds a sincere perspective about awareness and human connection.
In this Season 1 Finale Episode, Tunisha is joined by Josh Rosenblatt, former guest, author of Why We Fight, and friend of the show. Through their wildly random, honest, and intersected conversation, these two break down entitlement vs expectation and rethink innovation to emphasize recognizing a need and fulfilling it. People won’t be ready for things until you show them something different.
Whether it’s Jordan Peele to horror movies, Josh’s authorship at the intersection of combat sports and society, or deconstructing white guilt to learn the difference between being not racist vs being anti-racism…this episode adds a sincere perspective about awareness and human connection.
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