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BS'ing with Sean K Sean K BSes with people who live outside the box, providing a platform for opinions not often heard Sean K = me, Sean Kneese.

I originally started this podcast as simply a space for traditional interviews with artists and other creative types. As I started bringing on increasing numbers of diverse guests, the show organically developed its own theme: I converse with people who are not living the typical 9-5 lifestyle, and who are doing something they are passionate about instead. Although a lot of these individuals are n

ot making as much money as they would with a more "practical" career path, they are staying true to themselves and living the life they want rather than living according to other people’s expectations. I also like to provide a platform for opinions that aren't often heard in the mainstream media, and some of my podcasts have ended up being conversations rather than interviews. I enjoy talking to all different kinds of people from all walks of life and I hope that my podcast can show that we all have more in common than we think, even if it might not always seem that way on the surface.

In this episode of “Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff,” Sean Kneese interviews Ntumba, a Congolese poet and activist, abou...
25/06/2024

In this episode of “Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff,” Sean Kneese interviews Ntumba, a Congolese poet and activist, about the harsh realities faced by civilians, especially children, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Ntumba discusses her journey, the Voices for Congo fundraiser, and how she uses poetry to raise awareness about the ongoing conflict and displacement in the DRC. The conversation covers corporate exploitation of the Congo’s resources, the mental health impact of the crisis, and the vital role of the international community in supporting change. Despite the challenges, Ntumba emphasizes the hope for a better future and the strength of Congolese culture. Link to Voices for Congo fundraiser: https://www.gofundme.com/f/voices-for-congo-30-days-30-hopes?utm_campaign=fp_sharesheet&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link Ntumba's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealntumba/

In this episode of Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff, Sean Kneese talks to Ntumba, a Congolese poet and activist about the heartbreaking realities faced by innocent civilians, especially children, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). She discusses her personal journey and the inspiration behind....

In this episode of Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff, Sean Kneese talks to Ntumba, a Congolese poet and activist about the...
25/06/2024

In this episode of Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff, Sean Kneese talks to Ntumba, a Congolese poet and activist about the heartbreaking realities faced by innocent civilians, especially children, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). She discusses her personal journey and the inspiration behind her involvement in the Voices for Congo fundraiser. Thumba uses poetry as a tool for advocacy, raising awareness about the ongoing conflict and displacement in the DRC. The situation in the Congo is driven by a fight for power, control, greed, and ego, with corporations profiting off the country's rich mineral resources. Thumba emphasizes the need for accountability and efforts to support organizations like Focus for Congo, which provide aid and support to displaced people in the country. She also highlights the mental health impact of the crisis and the silent genocide experienced by men in Congo. The conversation highlights the often overlooked experiences of men in the conflict in Congo, emphasizing the silent genocide they face. It also discusses the role of the international community in bringing about change, including backing off from Congo, raising awareness, and providing donations. The conversation touches on the impact of social media in humanizing people and exposing the realities of different countries. It also explores the misconceptions and stereotypes about Africa and the Western world, as well as the struggles faced by immigrants in Western countries. The conversation explores the role of wealthy individuals in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and their disconnection from the struggles of the Congolese people. It also delves into the desperation that drives some individuals to join militant groups and the exploitation of poverty by international companies. The conversation highlights the hope for change and the power of young people in bringing about a better future for the DRC. The positive aspects of Congolese culture, such as their love for dance and music, their sense of community, and their resilience, are also discussed. The episode concludes with ways to support the cause, including following the guest on social media, donating to the campaign, raising awareness, and providing essential items to those in need.

Link to Voices for Congo fundraiser: https://www.gofundme.com/f/voices-for-congo-30-days-30-hopes?utm_campaign=fp_sharesheet&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link

Ntumba's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealntumba/

In this episode of Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff, Sean Kneese talks to Ntumba, a Congolese poet and activist about the heartbreaking realities faced by innocent civilians, especially children, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). She discusses her personal journey and the inspiration behind....

Explore the art of assertiveness and setting boundaries in this candid episode of “Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff.” Dra...
21/06/2024

Explore the art of assertiveness and setting boundaries in this candid episode of “Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff.” Drawing inspiration from Manuel J. Smith’s book, “When I Say No, I Feel Guilty,” I share personal insights and practical tips on asserting your needs confidently. Learn how to navigate relationships, say no without guilt, and embrace your right to choose who you surround yourself with. Tune in for a deep dive into assertiveness and discover how it can empower you in everyday life.

Explore the art of assertiveness and setting boundaries in this candid episode of “Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff.” Drawing inspiration from Manuel J. Smith’s book, “When I Say No, I Feel Guilty,” host Sean Kneese shares personal insights and practical tips on asserting your needs confi...

In this episode of "Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff," host Sean Kneese talks to comedian and actress Natalie Osborne abo...
05/06/2024

In this episode of "Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff," host Sean Kneese talks to comedian and actress Natalie Osborne about her involvement in a fundraiser for families in Gaza, organized by Operation Olive Branch. Natalie shares insights into the families’ struggles, the humanitarian efforts underway, and the importance of taking action. The conversation delves into the geopolitical context, the shared humanity of all people involved, and how Sean's Jewish heritage motivated him to stand for the rights of all, emphasizing the need for education, awareness, and support for affected families.

Natalie explains how she used her comedy, improv skills, and TikTok to spread awareness about the fundraiser. She also talks about the families of Nour and Tahani, with whom she has been communicating. The discussion covers a wide range of topics, including the Israel-Palestine conflict, humanitarian aid, historical context, and the hope for a peaceful future. It emphasizes the impact on civilians and the importance of understanding and empathy.

If you want to support Nour and Tahani’s campaigns, follow on TikTok and .Ahmad1 on Instagram. Their GoFundMes are linked in their bios and also in Natalie’s IG bio: Natalie’s Instagram.

If you’re looking to promote a family, check out the Operation Olive Branch spreadsheet, which lists many families in need of help right now.

Operation Olive branch's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/operationolivebranch/?hl=en

Articles/sources related to topics discussed:

https://www.timesofisrael.com/for-years-netanyahu-propped-up-hamas-now-its-blown-up-in-our-faces/



https://www.forbes.com/sites/brianbushard/2023/11/29/netanyahu-vows-fighting-in-gaza-will-resume-after-hostages-released/?sh=9e1b73273492



https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/03/world/middleeast/israel-hamas-netanyahu-ceasefire.html #:~:text=Two%2Dfar%2Dright%20members%20of,short%20of%20completely%20eliminating%20Hamas.



https://www.al-monitor.com/originals/2022/11/explainer-kahanism-far-right-ideology-linked-netanyahus-election-win



https://news.sky.com/story/huge-protests-call-on-israeli-pm-benjamin-netanyahu-to-approve-us-ceasefire-deal-and-release-hostages-13146730



https://www.thenation.com/article/world/its-time-to-confront-israels-version-of-from-the-river-to-the-sea/



https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20231030-leaked-document-shows-israel-plan-to-displace-gazans-to-sinai-after-the-war/



https://resistir.info/livros/rebuilding_americas_defenses.pdf



https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/bombing-of-the-king-david-hotel



https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-67983018



https://www.politico.eu/article/benjamin-netanyahu-israel-survivors-of-kibbutz-attack-turn-their-ire/

https://www.hrw.org/news/2023/11/29/why-does-israel-have-so-many-palestinians-detention-and-available-swap

In this episode of "Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff," host Sean Kneese talks to comedian and actress Natalie Osborne about her involvement in a fundraiser for families in Gaza, organized by Operation Olive Branch. Natalie shares insights into the families’ struggles, the humanitarian efforts und...

In this episode of "Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff", join me, your host Sean Kneese, on a personal exploration of the p...
31/05/2024

In this episode of "Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff", join me, your host Sean Kneese, on a personal exploration of the path to self-actualization and authenticity. In this heartfelt solo episode, I’ll share my own reflections and insights as I navigate this transformative journey alongside you, the listener. Drawing from the wisdom of philosophers like Nietzsche and modern thought leaders, we’ll uncover practical strategies and empowering principles to help us embrace our true selves. Together, we’ll navigate the complexities of societal expectations, cultivate resilience, and celebrate the unique journey of personal growth. Tune in for an empowering and introspective experience that will inspire you to embark on your own path of self-discovery and authenticity.

Join me, your host Sean Kneese, on a personal exploration of the path to self-actualization and authenticity. In this heartfelt solo episode, I’ll share my own reflections and insights as I navigate this transformative journey alongside you, the listener. Drawing from the wisdom of philosophers li...

In this episode of Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff, host Sean Kneese takes you on a fascinating journey into the world o...
19/05/2024

In this episode of Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff, host Sean Kneese takes you on a fascinating journey into the world of the paranormal. We delve into the mysteries of ghosts, psychic abilities, and telepathy—topics that have intrigued and puzzled humanity for centuries.



Our special guest, Pamela Kramer, a clairvoyant medium and energetic body healer, joins us to share her unique insights and experiences. Together, we explore personal stories of ghost encounters, the nature of psychic powers, and the possibilities of telepathic communication. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this episode invites you to open your mind and consider the unexplained phenomena that lie beyond our everyday reality.



Pamela's website: https://www.pamelaskramer.com/

In this episode of Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff, host Sean Kneese takes you on a fascinating journey into the world of the paranormal. We delve into the mysteries of ghosts, psychic abilities, and telepathy—topics that have intrigued and puzzled humanity for centuries. Our special guest, Pame...

In this episode of "Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff," I delve into the transformative power of empathy and mindful liste...
10/05/2024

In this episode of "Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff," I delve into the transformative power of empathy and mindful listening. Join me as I explore Marshall Rosenberg's Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and Thich Nhat Hanh's mindfulness principles, and also sharing my own personal stories/experiences that highlight the importance of understanding, acceptance, and connection in today's world. From navigating diverse friendships to addressing challenging issues like dehumanizing propaganda, I invite listeners to embrace empathy as a tool for personal growth and societal harmony. Discover practical strategies for enhancing empathy and communication in this thought-provoking exploration of empathy's role in fostering meaningful connections. Tune in to deepen your understanding of empathy and its profound impact on relationships and societal dynamics.

In this episode of "Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff," host Sean Kneese delves into the transformative power of empathy and mindful listening. Join Sean as he explores Marshall Rosenberg's Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and Thich Nhat Hanh's mindfulness principles, sharing personal stories that hig...

22/04/2024
In this episode of Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff,  I talk to Youtubber Grappling Ignorance  Mitchell Reynolds  about f...
11/04/2024

In this episode of Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff, I talk to Youtubber Grappling Ignorance Mitchell Reynolds about finding nuance in today's polarized political climate, whataboutism, the left/right paradigm, and echo chambers.

In this episode of Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff, host Sean Kneese talks to YouTubber Grappling Ignorance about finding nuance in today's polarized political climate, whataboutism, the left/right paradigm, and echo chambers. Grappling Ignorance's channel: https://www.youtube.com/...

In part two of this episode, Sean Kneese and guest Jorge B talk about the darker aspects of human behavior,  including d...
31/03/2024

In part two of this episode, Sean Kneese and guest Jorge B talk about the darker aspects of human behavior, including discussions about serial killers and their motivations. The aim is to foster understanding and promote meaningful dialogue on these important issues. If you are sensitive to discussions of violence or find such topics distressing, we recommend skipping this episode or proceeding with caution. This conversation ran for 2 hours and was split into two episodes. This is part one of two.
The intro music is "Daybreaker" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio"
Check out more of his music here: https://karlcasey.bandcamp.com/
Or listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4oGlqi5TaK8r8K50fQhUbe...
IG for Podcast:
Donate to the show:
Venmo: -kneese
Paypal: [email protected]
Zelle: [email protected]

In part two of this episode, Sean Kneese and guest Jorge B talk about the darker aspects of human behavior, including discussions about serial killers and their motivations. The aim is to foster understanding and promote meaningful dialogue on these important issues. If you are sensitive to discussi...

In part two of this episode, Sean Kneese and guest Jorge B talk about the darker aspects of human behavior,  including d...
31/03/2024

In part two of this episode, Sean Kneese and guest Jorge B talk about the darker aspects of human behavior, including discussions about serial killers and their motivations. The aim is to foster understanding and promote meaningful dialogue on these important issues. If you are sensitive to discussions of violence or find such topics distressing, we recommend skipping this episode or proceeding with caution. This conversation ran for 2 hours and was split into two episodes. This is part one of two.

The intro music is "Daybreaker" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio"

Check out more of his music here: https://karlcasey.bandcamp.com/

Or listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4oGlqi5TaK8r8K50fQhUbe?si=drdN0wQNQ7aVXEm3Nx3xhA

IG for Podcast:

Donate to the show:

Venmo: -kneese

Paypal: [email protected]

Zelle: [email protected]

A podcast that covers deep topics such as philosophy, spirituality, mental health, current events, social and political issues, and personal development. Hosted and produced by Sean Kneese, former host/producer of BS’ing with Sean K. .

In this episode, Sean Kneese and guest Jorge B talk about the darker aspects of human behavior,  including discussions a...
30/03/2024

In this episode, Sean Kneese and guest Jorge B talk about the darker aspects of human behavior, including discussions about serial killers and their motivations. The aim is to foster understanding and promote meaningful dialogue on these important issues. If you are sensitive to discussions of violence or find such topics distressing, we recommend skipping this episode or proceeding with caution. This conversation ran for 2 hours and was split into two episodes. This is part one of two.

----more----In this episode, Sean Kneese and guest Jorge B talk about the darker aspects of human behavior, including discussions about serial killers and their motivations. The aim is to foster understanding and promote meaningful dialogue on these important issues. If you are sensitive to discussi...

17/03/2024

In this episode, host Sean Kneese and actor/comedian Ryan Gurian discuss the concept of vulnerability and its misconceptions. They explore how vulnerability ...

In this episode, I talk to  actor/comedian Ryan Gurian about the concept of vulnerability and its misconceptions. They e...
15/03/2024

In this episode, I talk to actor/comedian Ryan Gurian about the concept of vulnerability and its misconceptions. They explore how vulnerability is an act of courage, how fear and self-preservation can hinder vulnerability, the importance of taking risks, and the role of vulnerability in building connections. The conversation also touches on judgment, rejection, the value of feedback, and the balance between self-deprecating humor and healthy vulnerability.

In this episode, host Sean Kneese and actor/comedian Ryan Gurian discuss the concept of vulnerability and its misconceptions. They explore how vulnerability is an act of courage, how fear and self-preservation can hinder vulnerability, the importance of taking risks, and the role of vulnerability in...

26/02/2024
Returning with episode 24 on February 24 in the year 2024.
25/02/2024

Returning with episode 24 on February 24 in the year 2024.

In this episode of Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff, I talk about embracing the unexpected while forging your own path.
24/02/2024

In this episode of Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff, I talk about embracing the unexpected while forging your own path.

In this episode, host Sean Kneese talks about embracing the unexpected while forging your own path. The intro music is "Daybreaker" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio" Check out more of his music here: https://karlcasey.bandcamp.com/ Or listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4oGlqi5TaK8r8K5...

In the latest episode of "Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff," I talk to Sam Stein  , a Jewish activist based in Israel. Wi...
17/12/2023

In the latest episode of "Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff," I talk to Sam Stein , a Jewish activist based in Israel. With firsthand experiences living in the West Bank and enduring attacks from radical Israeli settlers, Sam shares his unique perspective on the Israel-Palestine conflict. As a contributor to The New York Times, Sam discusses recent events in the region, providing insightful commentary on this complex geopolitical landscape. Tune in for a candid conversation that goes beyond headlines, exploring the intricate realities of life in Israel and the West Bank. Listen on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode of "Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff," Sean Kneese talks to Sam Stein, a Jewish activist based in Israel....
17/12/2023

In this episode of "Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff," Sean Kneese talks to Sam Stein, a Jewish activist based in Israel. With firsthand experiences living in the West Bank and enduring attacks from radical Israeli settlers, Sam shares his unique perspective on the Israel-Palestine conflict. As a contributor to The New York Times, Sam discusses recent events in the region, providing insightful commentary on this complex geopolitical landscape. Tune in for a candid conversation that goes beyond headlines, exploring the intricate realities of life in Israel and the West Bank.

In this episode of "Let's Talk about the Deep Stuff," Sean Kneese talks to Sam Stein, a Jewish activist based in Israel. With firsthand experiences living in the West Bank and enduring attacks from radical Israeli settlers, Sam shares his unique perspective on the Israel-Palestine conflict. As a con...

17/12/2023

In this episode, Sean Kneese talks to Palestinian–American author, actress, playwright, and activist Najla Said to explore the complexities of the Middle Eas...

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Sean K = me, Sean Kneese. I originally started this podcast as simply a space for traditional interviews with artists and other creative types. As I started bringing on increasing numbers of diverse guests, the show organically developed its own theme: I converse with people who think and live outside the box and are pursuing their creative and intellectual passions. They are non-conformists: people who go against the grain and follow their own path. I also like to provide a platform for opinions that aren't often heard in the mainstream media, and prefer to keep a conversational feel to my interviews. I enjoy talking to all different kinds of people from all walks of life and I hope that my podcast can show that we all have more in common than we think, even if it might not always seem that way on the surface. 📷