More In Common

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Welcome to the More In Common Podcast — where curiosity meets courage. Hosted by Keith Richardson and Gerren Taylor, this show explores the human side of connection, communication, and emotional intelligence. Every week, we dive deep into real conversations that challenge assumptions, build trust, and help us all navigate complex relationships — at work, at home, and in our communities.🎙️ From mindful parenting to leadership, political division to self-awareness — we ask the hard questions and model the tools to stay in the conversation when it matters most.✅ New episodes every Friday🎧 Liste...

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Speaks /// Three Black Men On F-@king Scooters /// E004 08.09.2017 59:44

Disclaimer: This episode has explicit language. Speaks has a lot to say so this is certainly a great listen, just be aware of the language. - gri·ot [ɡrēˈō, ˈɡrēō] - NOUN a member of a class of traveling poets, musicians,

What’d We Learn /// Tell Peanut, he has to go /// E003 21.08.2017 21:55

In this follow up to our 2nd episode and first interview we share what we took away from the conversation with Josh. We also touch, briefly, upon the events that took place in Charlottesville, Virginia just a week ago on August 12th. -

Josh B. /// Tell Peanut, he needs to go /// E002 07.08.2017 51:35

This episode introduces our first guest, Josh. Josh is a white friend of ours who has an interesting background that is routed in Alabama with a family history going back 7 generations. We talk about what that means to his frame of reference relative...

Shoot Ninja /// E001 07.07.2017 38:13

In Shoot Ninja, we introduce our framework and perspectives that have contributed to shaping our current mindset regarding race and race relations. We share stories and experiences from Rodney being the one person patted down at a hockey game in Chicago to Keith growing up in a predominantly white state. We look to provide context for others to understand what our intent is with More In Common, w...