How do we have difficult discussions? How do we remain respectful when discussing topics that can be sensitive? Just in time for your Thanksgiving festivities, Sarah and Mason remind us that living in an echo chamber can be warm, comfortable, and soothing… but it can also be destructive or at a minimum boring. So tell your racist in-laws to pass the green bean casserole, ask your homophobic Grandma to toss you some gravy and chew the fat with your cousins who voted differently than you because we are gonna get through this...together.

Mason: So let me talk specifically about what this is about. A lot of it comes from Sarah complaining about the fact that people keep blaming her for where I am. And I understand that. In fact, if I could be vulnerable for a moment, I've done that. Not to you.

Sarah: Yes, to me.

Mason: But I've done that in other situations. Okay, maybe I've done that to you too.

Sarah: Yes, to me

Pleased check out our YouTube channnel and the Unpacking with Sarah podcast feed.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLwxhOGfI9QWo40uHBgS8nw

https://open.spotify.com/show/6KjeKzIAPLTzHxQIZIzHUJ?si=78461da8387f45ba

What is faith? What are facts? How are faith and facts intertwined, and how do they differ? How does this connect to blind faith or faith without evidence? This week’s episode of Unpacking Mormonism tackles these compelling questions, proving that this topic is as relevant as ever. With Mason at the helm alongside family friend Ian, prepare for an engaging and uplifting experience!

"Any organization or human who TELLS you to be something that you are NOT is demonstarting they cannot be trusted. Pay attention and GET CURIOUS about that." -Sarah (and Mason) Westbrook

Sarah shares an update on our new show launching in a few weeks as well as the new release schedule for Unpacking Mormonism. 

Tell us what topics you want to see covered in the new series? What should we unpack first? Email us at DaisyGirlCommunications@gmail.com 

Organized chaos. Does it work for you? Sarah shares how life is ramping up as the release of her first book approaches. 

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https://www.daisygirlcommunications.com/newsletter

Sarah's apperance on Almost Awakened. 

https://almostawakened.org/2023/07/clinical-perspective-on-spirituality-psychedelics-aa-158/

When we mess up, it's not because we are broken. We are working exactly how we are wired to survive and thrive. We have a tendency to shame ourselves. Here's the thing...oh, I can't get into it here. You gotta click that play button and listen to the episode. 

Come on down to the Raising Crazy Facebook page and let's grow up to show up. 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/raisingcrazy/ 

Stephanie Foo - What My Bones Know

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/658389/what-my-bones-know-by-stephanie-foo/

Have you ever passed a cop that was going too slow? Sarah has and it leads to a good story about the value of taking ownership of your mistakes. First lesson, make sure the cop isn't already going above the speed limit.