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A Metaverse Podcast Experience: New Horizons - Recognizing the Unseen: Building Inclusive Virtual Communities

Recognizing the Unseen: Building Inclusive Virtual Communities

07/02/24 • 33 min

A Metaverse Podcast Experience: New Horizons

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Have you ever felt like you were invisible? In this episode of New Horizons, we explore the universal feeling of being unseen. Shawna and Brian (Mr. & Mrs.KillerB) kick us off as they discuss the significance of recognizing and valuing individuals, inspired by a book they're reading together called, "One at a Time" by Kyle Idleman. Our special guest, Martin Reid (AKA MetaClean Rupert in the Metaverse), shares his journey of feeling invisible and how his experiences are fueling what he's doing in the Metaverse on Horizon Worlds, fostering a community where everyone is seen.
Authenticity and legacy take center stage as Brian, Shawna, and Martin discuss the true essence of success—impact over popularity. Through personal reflections and a profound psychology class exercise comparing Adolf Hitler and Winston Churchill, we learn that outward behaviors don't always reflect true character. We also hear how additional incidents involving law enforcement may help us all become more aware of the necessity of grace, patience, and empathy in interactions. Lastly, we celebrate the return of MetaClean Ruperts shows called "Meta Talks Live", returning for its fifth season. Join us for a heartfelt, thought-provoking episode that encourages seeing and valuing each other, both virtually and in reality.

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Text Brian & Shawna (Fan Mail)

Have you ever felt like you were invisible? In this episode of New Horizons, we explore the universal feeling of being unseen. Shawna and Brian (Mr. & Mrs.KillerB) kick us off as they discuss the significance of recognizing and valuing individuals, inspired by a book they're reading together called, "One at a Time" by Kyle Idleman. Our special guest, Martin Reid (AKA MetaClean Rupert in the Metaverse), shares his journey of feeling invisible and how his experiences are fueling what he's doing in the Metaverse on Horizon Worlds, fostering a community where everyone is seen.
Authenticity and legacy take center stage as Brian, Shawna, and Martin discuss the true essence of success—impact over popularity. Through personal reflections and a profound psychology class exercise comparing Adolf Hitler and Winston Churchill, we learn that outward behaviors don't always reflect true character. We also hear how additional incidents involving law enforcement may help us all become more aware of the necessity of grace, patience, and empathy in interactions. Lastly, we celebrate the return of MetaClean Ruperts shows called "Meta Talks Live", returning for its fifth season. Join us for a heartfelt, thought-provoking episode that encourages seeing and valuing each other, both virtually and in reality.

Support the show

Ways to Join Us LIVE 👇
Live shows are on Thursdays at 8pm EST (unless it's a holiday or fifth Thursday of the month)

Affiliate links are used when possible to help support this podcast.

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Overcoming Giants: Josh Wilson's Journey Through Addiction, Faith, and Music

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What happens when we're faced with giants? Join us in this heartwarming episode as we explore the complex struggles of addiction and the journey to recovery with our special guest, Josh Wilson. Brian and Shawna Curee, also known as Mr. and Mrs.KillerB in the Metaverse, dive deep into the concept of facing life's giants, inspired by Louis Giglio’s devotional "Goliath Must Fall." Josh shares his personal story and performs live, offering a testament to the power of faith and community in overcoming life's giants.
Josh shares his travel stories, including a humorous roadside stop in Idaho, but he also opens up to discuss his battle against social anxiety and alcohol addiction, and celebrating seven years of sobriety thanks to the support of friends, counseling, and his wife. We address the importance of mental health, breaking the stigma within the Christian community, and the role of medication in managing anxiety. Josh’s performance of "God's Not Mad at You" leaves us with an uplifting message of hope and healing, reminding us that love and support are always within reach, even in our darkest moments.
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