Joshua Coleman

younger brother who's a self-admitted conspiracy theorist and so whenever i talk to him on the phone he starts to go there i go we're not going there and he just laughs and we you know because i love him and i don't want to i just don't want the conversation to get trashed in the way that it used to i'm never going to believe the videos he sends me from you know andrew tate or something and he's not going to believe the research articles i'm going to send him so you know we're just in different worlds so why why go there i mean if you like to fight fine fight but you know

younger brother who's a self-admitted conspiracy theorist and so whenever i talk to him on the phone he starts to go there i go we're not going there and he just laughs and we you know because i love him and i don't want to i just don't want the conversation to get trashed in the way that it used to i'm never going to believe the videos he sends me from you know andrew tate or something and he's not going to believe the research articles i'm going to send him so you know we're just in different worlds so why why go there i mean if you like to fight fine fight but you know

younger brother who's a self-admitted conspiracy theorist and so whenever i talk to him on the phone he starts to go there i go we're not going there and he just laughs and we you know because i love him and i don't want to i just don't want the conversation to get trashed in the way that it used to i'm never going to believe the videos he sends me from you know andrew tate or something and he's not going to believe the research articles i'm going to send him so you know we're just in different worlds so why why go there i mean if you like to fight fine fight but you know

There's ways to respectfully disagree, but we've sort of lost the art of that, I think.

There's ways to respectfully disagree, but we've sort of lost the art of that, I think.

There's ways to respectfully disagree, but we've sort of lost the art of that, I think.

Psychologist Dr. Joshua Coleman, he's got a private practice in the Bay Area, and he's the author of When Parents Hurt, Compassionate Strategies When You and Your Grown Child Don't Get Along, and Rules of Estrangement, Why Adult Children Cut Ties, and How to Heal the Conflict. Victoria Chamberlain.

Psychologist Dr. Joshua Coleman, he's got a private practice in the Bay Area, and he's the author of When Parents Hurt, Compassionate Strategies When You and Your Grown Child Don't Get Along, and Rules of Estrangement, Why Adult Children Cut Ties, and How to Heal the Conflict. Victoria Chamberlain.

Psychologist Dr. Joshua Coleman, he's got a private practice in the Bay Area, and he's the author of When Parents Hurt, Compassionate Strategies When You and Your Grown Child Don't Get Along, and Rules of Estrangement, Why Adult Children Cut Ties, and How to Heal the Conflict. Victoria Chamberlain.

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Made our show today, even though it's her worst nightmare, she was edited by Miranda Kennedy, fact-checked by Laura Bullard, and mixed by Rob Byers and Andrea Kristen's daughter.

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The rest of the best that today explained includes Matthew Collette, Halima Shah, Patrick Boyd, Abishai Artsy, Miles Bryan, Hadi Mawagdi, Amanda Llewellyn, Peter Balanon-Rosen, Amina Alsadi, and of course, my co-host, Noelle King. We use music by Breakmaster Cylinder. Today Explained is distributed by WNYC. This show is a part of Vox.

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