Authentic Talks 2.0 with Shanta
Real conversations with a focus on adapting in a changing society & making the world a better place starting from within ourselves. Elevating our Minds. I share my unique life experiences and how i continue to work on becoming my best self.
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Episode 305 | Beyond the Labels: Looking Past Us and Them | Guest: Andrew J. Gregor (opens the original)
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What happens when we’re willing to have the conversations that make us uncomfortable? In this powerful and thought-provoking episode of Authentic Talks 2.0, Shanta sits down with author Andrew J. Gregor for a conversation that goes far beyond the surface.Politics. Israel. Racism. Humanity. The world we’re living in—and the questions we should be asking ourselves about where we go from here. This episode doesn't shy away from difficult subjects. Instead, it creates space to listen, question, refl
Episode 304 | When Strength Means Coming Home to Yourself | Guest: Morgan Rich (opens the original)
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What if true strength isn’t about having it all together—but about having the courage to be fully human? In Episode 304 of Authentic Talks 2.0, Shanta Generally sits down with author, facilitator, and “Beyonder” Morgan Rich for a powerful and deeply honest conversation about healthy masculinity, vulnerability, emotional connection, grief, relationships, and what it really means to come home to yourself. Morgan is the author of The Invitation Beyond: Reclaiming Healthy Masculinity, a book born fr
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