Alligator Seeds Podcast
Alligator seeds are those seeds of social behavior that we are given by caregivers or exposed to in early childhood. The alligator represents our “reptile” brain, or our survival brain. This is the mind we have that encourages our lower natures and that helped us at one point in meeting our needs. The episodes here discuss aspects of social problems and take a look at the root problems from the Biblical and Sociological lens. Follow along for topics!
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Episode Notes
This week’s episode discusses the alligator seed of ‘corruption’ within organizations and continues the conversation from the previous episode.
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This week’s episode discusses alligator seeds within organizations from Biblical and sociological lenses. Part 1 of 2, maybe even 3!
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Show notes:
This episode looks at resilience and some Biblical passages that teach about God's gifts through His resilience. Sara also shares social research around resilience and connects the two.
Click this link for the Resilience Checklist “Quiz”
Special thanks to Dr. Dave Vest who contributed to this episode. Learn more or contact him for therapy services: Click here
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This episode looks at the alligator seeds within law enforcement. With special guest Dr. Dave Vest, we discuss stress academics, trauma, PTSD, hypervigilance, resilience, and the reciprocal effect between police and the communities they monitor. For a list of resources if you or a loved one has experienced police violence, please know that you are not alone. There are several resources listed at the end of the episode.
...Listen and follow along as Sara begins cracking open the alligator seeds of jealousy and envy. In this episode, she unpacks the historical, social, and spiritual context of jealousy and envy.
To be part of the conversation, see the contact information below! Feel free to share your thoughts, experiences, and let Sara know how your progress is going with the suggested techniques to begin overcoming jealousy and envy offered at the ...
Episode 2 is finally here! This episode dives into the current (and historical) social research around the 'self-concept' and relates how Alligator Seeds have implanted themselves into the formation of the self-concept in children. This episode is complete with sociological and psychological research, intersectional perspectives on queer identities, and takes a look at some Biblical perspectives on how us humans intercept seeds of ...
Title: “What are Alligator Seeds?”
Summary: In this episode, I define the concept of ‘Alligator Seeds’ and discuss some personal experiences with them.
Main Takeaways:
Alligator Seeds defined: “The internalized concepts about who we are as they are handed to us early in life such that inform our self-concept that later destroys us, guides us towards success, or directs us to settle into menial meaninglessness.”
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