De-Influenced with Dani + Jordan

This my favorite podcast right now. I love Jordan and Dani’s banter and perspective. In a world where everyone is speaking from a place of authority on things they just found out, I love the candor of these two sharing things they are figuring out and bringing us along the journey. I look forward to hearing whatever Jordan is learning about every week because he’s always bringing a fresh perspective that I appreciate. Dani is an expert in her craft and from one ambitious girl to the next, I love hearing her wisdom on learning how to navigate ambition without burnout and how to show up for the people in your life as seasons change. I admire the heck out of both of them with the success they’ve had in their careers and hard work it took to get there. These 2 are life long learners and teachable so I hope to be on this journey with them for as long as they feel called to host.

Love love the house stuff even though I’m not even near your price point but I can be very happy for you! I’m satisfied and happy to see all of your family doing well. Keep sharing!

I’ve disagreed with your points before but have always enjoyed hearing a different perspective. But having your main take away from the Cornell 7 story be “We need to teach our kids to be on the offense. How to not get yourself into that situation in the first place” with no discussion about the wrongful actions of these men and how they should be held accountable is irresponsible and harmful. Perpetuating rhetoric that it is the victim’s fault is a dangerous message. Incidents like these do not exist within the bubble of drugs and fraternities. Yes, teach your kids how to minimize these situations and look out for there friends but you need to be much more explicit in a conversation like this about how you need to be teaching your three BOYS about consent, speaking up, and also not getting themselves in those situations. That is the discussion that needs to be had.

Love Dani and Jordan so much and listen to their podcast all the time. But if you’re a new Christian, take their advice so lightly. They definitely have pretty poor theological takes and are trying to talk about things they clearly aren’t experienced in. Supportive of people on their journey but they’re speaking in an influential way on things they’re still learning.