Inappropriate Conversations

Next up on Inappropriate Conversations and Walk The Earth: pandemic lockdown in perspective, and some TalkBack episodes.

Some Assembly Required (A Neosurrealist Forsaking a Habit for Lent)

Gameplan for upcoming Inappropriate Conversations

1. Speaking sexually, our society still struggles to enable many people, mostly women, to fully consider the importance of pleasure
2. In serialized form, "Some Assembly Required (A Neosurrealist Forsaking a Habit for Lent)"

TalkBack episodes will initially focus on past Inappropriate Conversations episodes, with Walk The Earth likely following in March

1. Sex education the Protestant way, as these topics were covered when I was a kid
2. How "just say no" failed to address drug culture with consequences to this decade
3. Some past thoughts shared years ago on impeachment, now that this rare Constitutional responsibility is relevant again

Inappropriate Conversations and Walk The Earth podcasts are now available on Spotify. It's a transition that will include reintroducing some of the oldest episodes of each, over time, in a process I've called TalkBacks. 

Different Drummer: Johann Sebastian Bach

Sharing a short promo for the Inappropriate Conversations podcast.

Gameplan for upcoming Inappropriate Conversations

1. Why We Watch, from Pride 48 NOLA, hopefully posting later today
2. Visuals looking at the history of Different Drummers, categorized -- a digital handout of sorts
3. Proud To Know You 4, a recap of the New Orleans experience this year
4. Mirror Universe Different Drummers: what if I chose to "go low" instead of focusing on unconditional positive regard?

Gameplan for upcoming Inappropriate Conversations

1. Things my parents steered us from, some of them pretty random
2. Odds & Ends show, looking back and previewing forward

Walk The Earth will address new questions, too

• Whether progressive emphasis on affirming churches is even sufficient?

Gameplan for upcoming Inappropriate Conversations

• Never directly addressed immigration issues because I have more questions than answers, but it seems long past time now to raise those questions.

Walk The Earth will address new questions, too

• Whether the film No Country For Old Men (2007) presents a theological perspective?