Post-Election Family Meeting
We Can Do Hard Things
Deep Dive
Why did the hosts decide to record the podcast despite their sadness after the election?
They felt that showing up and being together, even in their sadness, was more meaningful than providing additional information or not recording at all.
What is the main focus of the podcast episode recorded the morning after the election?
The hosts share their personal feelings and reactions to the election results, emphasizing the importance of being present and supportive of each other during difficult times.
How do the hosts suggest people show up for each other in the aftermath of the election?
They advocate for showing up in local communities, addressing individual needs, and providing safety through mutual reliance and accountability.
What does Amanda suggest about the role of individual actions in national issues?
She emphasizes that national issues are also people issues, and individual actions in communities can make a significant impact.
How does Glennon respond to the immediate need for action after the election results?
Glennon expresses her desire to process her sadness before taking action, suggesting that sitting with one's emotions can be a courageous and necessary step.
- Hosts decide to share their raw emotions and reactions to the election results.
- Amanda feels betrayed by a friend's vote for Trump, questioning the purpose of community.
- Glennon compares America to a sick husband, revealing deep acceptance of the country's true nature.
- The discussion highlights the historical and ongoing struggle of Black communities under an unjust government.
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