Ignorance: Bliss or Blindness?

Ignorance: Bliss or Blindness?

Is ignorance truly bliss, or does it keep us from seeing the realities that shape our lives? In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the age-old question of whether not knowing can sometimes be better than facing uncomfortable truths. From personal relationships and social issues to science, history, and everyday decision-making, we examine the benefits and consequences of choosing awareness over comfort. Join us as we discuss how knowledge influences our happiness, responsibility, and ability to navigate the world. Whether you're someone who seeks every answer or prefers not to know what lies beneath the surface, this conversation will challenge you to consider where the line between peace of mind and willful blindness really exists. Tune in for an engaging discussion that asks: When is ignorance a refuge, and when does it become a barrier to growth?

Charity: Hand Up or Hand Out?

“Give a man a fish and feedhim for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.” Today’s guest is changing the world one village at a time. Through education, nourishment, clever resourcing, and getting on the ground with those that need it, he provides a hand up where handouts would fail. This episode raises questions about poverty, voluntourism, and where the lines blur between feeling good and actually doing good.   Connect with Become More: Website: https://becomemorecharity.org/ [https://becomemorecharity.org/] Instagram: @BecomeMoreCharity

Disney Animals: Pets or Pitfalls?

On today's episode, we are wrestling with media, animals, society, and the ethics around creators and consumers. What do you think? Is this a real ethical dilemma or just not that deep?

High School Love: Fairytale or Fallacy?

Is true love on a timeline? Is young love a thing of generations past that no modern Romeo or Juliette should aspire to? Can lasting love be found somewhere between the sharing of a cookie and prom? Tune in for this wild ride debating young love and digging deep on the decades-long love affair of a young at heart duo.

Be Yourself: Flex or Flaw?

Is the advice to "Be yourself!" actually good advice? Or does that then become an excuse? In today's debate, Lyss and Tim are discussing hot takes and counter arguments, with lots of side quests. What do you think? Is being yourself a flex or a flaw?