Send us a text ARE YOU YOUR OWN WORST ENEMY? - ...This is a statement put to Keith many years ago and one he has been mulling over quite a bit recently. So he suggested to Lee that it would be a good podcast topic. Immediately Lee’s eyes light up saying, “Oh yeah, love it - let’s do it!” Keith usually just floats along with whatever they plan to talk about but Lee likes to dig around to bring some substantial points to the discussion to keep things moving along. Which he does, ...
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Send us a text ARE YOU YOUR OWN WORST ENEMY? - ...This is a statement put to Keith many years ago and one he has been mulling over quite a bit recently. So he suggested to Lee that it would be a good podcast topic. Immediately Lee’s eyes light up saying, “Oh yeah, love it - let’s do it!” Keith usually just floats along with whatever they plan to talk about but Lee likes to dig around to bring some substantial points to the discussion to keep things moving along. Which he does, ...
Send us a text ARE STEREOTYPES VALID? ... - Are stereotypes valid, is one of those questions that's pretty easy to answer. Most people will tell you yes or no almost immediately. And most would likely answer no due to the popular opinion that stereotypes are too general and therefore not a sound basis for making evaluations or judgments. Obviously, to go on stereotypes alone, for it has been said, 'stereotypes exist because stereotypes do exist’, is lazy thinking at best and at times offens...
Don't get me started with Keith and Lee
Send us a text ARE YOU YOUR OWN WORST ENEMY? - ...This is a statement put to Keith many years ago and one he has been mulling over quite a bit recently. So he suggested to Lee that it would be a good podcast topic. Immediately Lee’s eyes light up saying, “Oh yeah, love it - let’s do it!” Keith usually just floats along with whatever they plan to talk about but Lee likes to dig around to bring some substantial points to the discussion to keep things moving along. Which he does, ...
