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Internal Affairs Of The Mind

Each episode - we call case investigation - pulls from real-world experience, personal struggle, and street-earned wisdom to crack open the case files we hide: fear, failure, identity, trauma, and toxic programming.

Podcast · By Gregory R. Thompson Jr · English · Official site

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Aug 14, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    The Mirror We Call Other People (opens the original)

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    We don’t see people as they are. We see the stories we’ve created about them. Our experiences, wounds, assumptions, and expectations become the lens through which we interpret everyone standing in front of us. And sometimes, the person we’re judging isn’t revealing who they are at all...they’re revealing what we carry. This episode challenges you to question the stories you tell yourself about other people… because the person standing in front of you may not be the mystery. The person interpreti

  2. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    The Ministry Of Shut Up (opens the original)

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    What if the most loving thing you could say... was nothing at all? When someone is grieving, we instinctively reach for answers. But what if our explanations are really attempts to ease our discomfort instead of their pain? In this deeply personal episode, we will explore why grief makes people uncomfortable, what Job's friends got right before they ever spoke, and why presence is often far more powerful than words. Because grief doesn't need another interpreter. It needs witnesses. Sometimes th

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