A Seat For You

April & Leslie

Just a couple people trying to live life to the fullest despite all the information coming in on a daily basis. Our hearts are to build community with those who have not been offered a seat at the table, by having conversations around how we got here and where to go from here, so that there is always a seat for you. 

Season 1

  1. EPISODE 7

    Episode 7: What is manufactured outrage, and have you been a victim?

    We are outraged... And it just might be manufactured! Manufactured outrage refers to a deliberate act of feigning outrage or offense by an individual or a group.  In this episode, Leslie and April discuss a few high profile examples of topics that could be perceived as manufactured outrage. Take a listen and decide for yourself. People may engage in manufactured outrage for various reasons. Here are a few possible motivations: 1. Attention-seeking: Manufacturing outrage can be a way for individuals or groups to grab attention by creating a controversial or sensational situation. This attention can lead to increased visibility, media coverage, or social media engagement. 2. Sympathy or support: Feigning outrage can elicit sympathy or support from others who might empathize with the perceived injustice or offense. This can help in mobilizing a following or gaining public support for a particular cause or agenda. 3. Political advantage: Some individuals or groups may use manufactured outrage as a strategic tool to discredit opponents, divert attention from their own shortcomings or controversial actions, or create polarization to further their political goals. 4. Manipulating public opinion: Manufacturing outrage can shape public perception by presenting a distorted or exaggerated version of an issue. This can influence public sentiment, garner support for a particular viewpoint, or distract from more critical matters. 5. Covering up real issues: By creating manufactured outrage, individuals or groups can effectively divert attention away from genuine problems or controversial topics. This can help maintain the status quo or prevent meaningful discussions on pressing matters. It's important to note that not everyone engages in manufactured outrage, and motivations can vary greatly among individuals or groups.   Website Instagram Thank you to our sponsor - A Media Marketing A Media Marketing is a company that specializes in various marketing strategies and techniques to help businesses promote their products or services effectively. They offer a range of services such as social media marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), content creation, digital advertising, email marketing, and website development. A Media Marketing aims to assist clients in reaching their target audience, increasing brand visibility, driving website traffic, and ultimately boosting sales and revenue. They tailor their marketing strategies based on the unique goals and needs of each client, ensuring a customized and results-driven approach.

    32 min
  2. EPISODE 8

    Episode 8: Tamed... Toxic Experiences at Church

    In this episode, April digs into a few painful experiences at her past church.  Listen as she tries to identify what is toxic vs normal behavior by the churches leadership. Is taking someones book away considered spiritual abuse? Taking someone's book away by itself is not inherently considered spiritual abuse. However, whether it constitutes spiritual abuse or not depends on the context and intent behind the action. Spiritual abuse typically involves the misuse of spiritual or religious beliefs to manipulate, control, or harm someone emotionally, psychologically, or physically.  If taking someone's book away is done with the intent to control their access to certain beliefs, ideas, or knowledge, and is accompanied by coercive or manipulative tactics to enforce a particular spiritual or religious perspective, then it may be considered a form of spiritual abuse. On the other hand, if taking someone's book away is done for reasons unrelated to their spiritual or religious beliefs, such as concerns about the content being inappropriate or harmful in a different way, it may not be classified as spiritual abuse. Therefore, the classification of taking someone's book away as spiritual abuse or not depends on the specific circumstances surrounding the action.   You decide and share your thoughts on these topics or situations you have experienced personally, on our website - aseat4you.com Website Instagram Thank you to our sponsor - A Media Marketing A Media Marketing is a company that specializes in various marketing strategies and techniques to help businesses promote their products or services effectively. They offer a range of services such as social media marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), content creation, digital advertising, email marketing, and website development. A Media Marketing aims to assist clients in reaching their target audience, increasing brand visibility, driving website traffic, and ultimately boosting sales and revenue. They tailor their marketing strategies based on the unique goals and needs of each client, ensuring a customized and results-driven approach.

    57 min

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Just a couple people trying to live life to the fullest despite all the information coming in on a daily basis. Our hearts are to build community with those who have not been offered a seat at the table, by having conversations around how we got here and where to go from here, so that there is always a seat for you.