What is white fragility? Austin Channing Brown joins us to explore this necessary but misunderstood term. Why do conversations about race so easily default to concern for the feelings of white persons? How can we spot the signs of white fragility? How can we keep conversations centered on the experiences of persons of color?
Story Men - September 26, 2013
Asking Good Questions with Matt Lee Anderson
The Storymen welcome author and blogger Matt Lee Anderson to talk about what a good question sounds like. In the process, we all become more self-conscious about the questions we're asking, which is probably a good thing! In This Episode: 0:00 – Episode 30! 04:00 – Questioning Our Questions 06:00 – What's a Creed? 10:00 – Meet Matt Lee Anderson, blogging dinosaur and Christian ethicist 18:00 – The End of Our Exploring, Evangelical Doubt and Certainty 27:30 – Are there Dumb Questions? 37:00 – Doubt vs. Questioning 47:00 – What's a Bad Question? 59:00 – GIVEAWAY: What’s your favorite question from Pop Culture?
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In this Episode:
2- Stories of the Week
11 – Austin Channing Brown
16 – I’m Still Here
22 – White fragility
41 – Advice for Aspiring Allies
57 – Find Austin Online
59 – PPOW
64 – The Book Tour
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Stories of the Week
Matt: Ghosts Can’t Do it
Clay: A quarter of millennials are looking to date someone significantly older than them
PPOW
JR.: LEGION (FX)
Matt: The Case of the Missing Men by Kris Bertin and Alexander Forbes
Clay: In the Heights
Austin: The Met Gala
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StoryMen Audio Producer: Aaron Kretzmann
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StoryMen Art by M. S. Corley
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StoryMen Theme Song by Anthony Mako
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