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July 22, 2024 3 mins

What would you say if you had to encapsulate the essence of humanity in a single message for space?

Join us in this sneak peek episode of IPrivilege Podcast, as we explore fascinating questions like these with our distinguished guests. We’ve got Gordon McInally, the Rotary International President, sharing his profound insights on global peace, and Nick Sierra of the Interstellar Foundation tackling the monumental task of defining humanity for extraterrestrial audiences. Plus, hear the extraordinary tales of Peter Teahen & John Ockenfels, two adventurers who navigated the world’s skies in the smallest plane possible in their mission to end polio.

Based on my TEDx talk, "The Possibilities of Privilege," this podcast unravels the complex emotions surrounding privilege, from guilt to anger, and the transformative impact it can have when wielded wisely. Mark your calendars for August 9th, 2024, as we prepare to launch full episodes that promise to challenge your perspectives and inspire meaningful conversations. 

Head over to privilegedpod.com and follow our social media channels for more updates. Let’s redefine privilege together, one enlightening discussion at a time!

For more information about the host, go to www.thejasonbrowne.com
Check out the TEDx talk here: TEDx Possibilities of Privilege
Thanks you for being a part of the conversation.

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Jason Browne (00:00):
Welcome everybody to.
It's a Privilege podcast wherewe explore the possibilities of
our privilege.
Now, this is just a promo, soI'm going to hop into things
pretty quickly.
The full episodes drop August9th 2024.
But until then, I'm just goingto give you a little sneak peek
into what to expect.
So first, what is this podcastabout?
It's all based upon my TEDxtalk back in March 2024 called

(00:21):
the Possibilities of Privilege.
Go ahead and Google Jason BrownTEDx Possibilities of Privilege
.
Go ahead and Google Jason Brown, ted X Possibilities of
Privilege.
Take a listen and leave acomment.
Here's a clip from that videotalking about why we're afraid
to talk about privilege.
You might have more privilegethan me, and that's okay.
In fact, I think that might bea good thing.
I understand why we don't wannatalk about privilege.

(00:42):
Privilege creates guilt when wehave extravagance while others
don't have basic needs.
Privilege encouragesdefensiveness and entitlement
when we feel like we've earnedwhat others don't have.
Privilege invokes anger when wesee it used to harm or limit
opportunities for oneself or forothers.
These feelings only scratch thesurface of our emotions and the

(01:03):
historical impacts of privilege.
So, yes, privilege can be a badthing if left unchecked, but if
used effectively, it can beworld-changing for individuals
and for groups.
There's a lot of greatinformation in that TEDx talk
and it is the foundation of thispodcast, so I highly encourage
you to watch the whole thing.

(01:23):
Go ahead, leave a comment andcome back and hang out and
prepare yourself for it's aPrivilege podcast.
But what else can you expectfrom this podcast?
Well, we have a number of greatguests and great topics.
Here are a few examples.
We have Gordon McAnally, rotaryInternational President from 23
to 24 of the 1.4 millionRotarians around the world.
With Gordon, we talk aboutpeace.

(01:45):
We have Nick Sierra, executivedirector of the Interstellar
Foundation.
He's trying to answer a reallyinteresting question.
If we had to send a messageinto space and describe what
humanity was, what would it be?
How do we distill all of whatwe are into a single message?
With him, we talk abouthumanity.
We have peter tehan and johnakenfels.

(02:07):
These are two of 700 people whohave flown around the world and
they did it on like thesmallest plane possible.
With these two folks who didthe flight to end polio, we're
going to be talking about travel, so mark your calendars august
9th.
It's a privileged podcast with aguest list that's way too long
to mention here.
Stay tuned to all of the socialmedia.

(02:28):
Go to privilegedpodcom orprivileged pod on all the social
medias and check out the videos, the promos, everything coming
down the line.
But, most importantly, go toyour favorite podcasting channel
, your favorite podcastingwebsite or on youtube and
subscribe to the podcast.
We're going to have over 25guests and co-hosts, some of the

(02:48):
folks you might know, some ofthe folks you might not.
You might be a Rotarian or youmight just be a curious friend.
Either way, I cannot wait toshare this with you.
August 9th 2024, first episodedrops.
We will see you there.
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