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Taking The Pee Podcast

Taking The Pee Podcast

Von: by Alex Green Looking at the world after exiting a cult and exploring how we find our beliefs
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 Panning for truth has always been a human pastime, since the ancient Greek philosophers started to think about the world around them to our modern world, having a good old think about life and the world around us helps make sense of the current state of the world. So lets have a converwaffle and chew over current popular beliefs and ideologies and see if we can make some sense out of them.

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  • TTP Episode 8 Religious Journeys with Phil Harverson

    TTP Episode 8 Religious Journeys with Phil Harverson
    Dec 30 2022

    Welcome to Taking the Pee Episode 8 conversations about life, health and overcoming the challenges we face on our individual journeys.

    This time I speak to Phil Harverson about his journey with religion and we discuss our individual situations.

    Phil studied Geography at Manchester University then trained as a primary school teacher. He taught for 3 years, before spending a year teaching in Chongqing, China. Phil returned to the UK in 2004 to teach for another year. Phil then became full time with Oasis Church for 7 years, 5 years as the church leader. Then returning to China, where Phil worked at New Day foster home and with the Beijing International Christian Fellowship. Phil and his family returned the UK in 2017, after a short sabbatical, Phil started working as a self employed painter and decorator, which he continues to do. He is married to and has 4 children.

    For more content please visit alex-green.co.uk and please feel free to join the conversation.


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    1 Std. und 2 Min.
  • TTP Episode 7 Education and Ambition with Gareth Marsh

    TTP Episode 7 Education and Ambition with Gareth Marsh
    Jun 19 2022

    Welcome to Taking the Pee Episode 7 conversations about life, health and overcoming the challenges we face on our individual journeys.

    This time I speak to Gareth Marsh about education and ambition.

    Gareth Marsh is a freelance music educator in Thurrock, South Essex where he has more than 2 decades of experience using music as a tool to help people develop and grow. He has worked with all ages and abilities especially young people with behavioural struggles, who've been on the wrong side of the law or with physical and mental learning disabilities. He performs under the name Sensation Smith, loves mangling sounds on a computer and is a wannabe connoisseur of Islay whiskies.

    In this episode we also have a special guest who flies in for a brief appearance, so keep an ear out for them.

    I'd love feedback, if you have any comments or would like to join the conversation please contact me via my website - alex-green.co.uk


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    50 Min.
  • TTP Episode 6 Multiple Sclerosis with Patti Bevilacqua

    TTP Episode 6 Multiple Sclerosis with Patti Bevilacqua
    Mar 15 2022
    Welcome to Taking the Pee Episode 6 conversations about life, health and overcoming the challenges we face on our individual journeys. This time I speak to Patti Bevilacqua about multiple sclerosis. In September 1989, Patti started her dream job; teaching high school physical education. However, five months later, before the end of her first year of teaching, she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Ten years later, she left the only job she ever wanted due to worsening symptoms of MS. In 2001, Patti went back to university to pursue graduate studies at the University of Toronto. Her ultimate professional goal was to teach and supervise others keen to enter the same profession. In 2005, she graduated with a Ph.D. in Teacher Development. Her research focused on the impact of chronic illness on teacher identity. However, she never secured a tenured position as a teacher educator and went on long-term disability in 2007. Fourteen years later, she discovered her life with MS was far richer when she focused on living each day as her best self. We chat about the impact of chronic illness on our lives and the changes required to shift our focus away from the struggles of dealing with a life changing condition to the wonder of being in the moment and just enjoying life in all its fulness. More information about Multiple Sclerosis from the MS Trust Visit Patti's Facebook Group MS Stands for Mindset Shift

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    45 Min.
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