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Community with Dr Monty Badami
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Length:
52 minutes
Released:
Oct 18, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
In today's poggie, Ben sits down to chat with Dr Monty Badami, who has what can only be described as the most varied and fascinating resume ever!
Monty is an:
Anthropolgist
Civil Marriage Celebrant
Justice of the Peace
Jazz Singer
English Teacher
Tai Chi Instructor
Youth Worker
Bouncer…
and is training to become an officer in the Australia Reserve!
To say that Monty leads a busy life is an understatement. Ben first met Monty at Dr Arne Rubenstein's leadership camp back in July, and today they chat about the importance of community and what it means on a very fundamental level to be part of a community.
Monty shares a beautiful story about his research travels in South India where he visited the Paniya, a marginalised indigenous ethnic group, who were slaves until quite recently and what that taught him about being accepted and valued in a community.
In a very articulate way, Monty also challenges the concept of the ‘broken community’ in Western culture and what he believes we need to do to better connect with like-minded people (*hint: it’s pretty simple!)
This is an extremely enlightening conversation that is designed to spark conversation (and many more questions!) rather than provide the answers.
Head over to http://www.slowyourhome.com/205 for the link to Monty's new podcast, Ben's episode with Dr Arne Rubinstein and all the information about the upcoming Live Life Simply Online Retreat.
Enjoy!
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And thanks so much for listening!
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Monty is an:
Anthropolgist
Civil Marriage Celebrant
Justice of the Peace
Jazz Singer
English Teacher
Tai Chi Instructor
Youth Worker
Bouncer…
and is training to become an officer in the Australia Reserve!
To say that Monty leads a busy life is an understatement. Ben first met Monty at Dr Arne Rubenstein's leadership camp back in July, and today they chat about the importance of community and what it means on a very fundamental level to be part of a community.
Monty shares a beautiful story about his research travels in South India where he visited the Paniya, a marginalised indigenous ethnic group, who were slaves until quite recently and what that taught him about being accepted and valued in a community.
In a very articulate way, Monty also challenges the concept of the ‘broken community’ in Western culture and what he believes we need to do to better connect with like-minded people (*hint: it’s pretty simple!)
This is an extremely enlightening conversation that is designed to spark conversation (and many more questions!) rather than provide the answers.
Head over to http://www.slowyourhome.com/205 for the link to Monty's new podcast, Ben's episode with Dr Arne Rubinstein and all the information about the upcoming Live Life Simply Online Retreat.
Enjoy!
====
If you're enjoying the show and want to know how to best support it, leave a rating or a review in iTunes or head over to the Patreon page to help support the show financially and join in on our live monthly video calls.
And thanks so much for listening!
===Support the show.
Released:
Oct 18, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode
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