Retro Crush Media

Unspoken

Society EN ↓ 29 episodes

The Original Unspoken Podcast co-hosted by Dan and Dawna Wilson We haven’t seen the toughest part yet, and people don’t want to hear it… We are committed to getting our minds and bodies prepared for better endurance, grit, and tenacity. Being familiar with getting uncomfortable. Committed to negotiating life and the world around us with a conscience that is 100% alive, awake, alert, and ready to take action. We tell stories, reminisce, and discuss the world around us, while hanging our hats on identifiable situational humor. We often discuss our love for cigars, whiskey, and coffee, intertwine...

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Ep. 4 "The Great Resignation" 07.05.2022 1:04:14

This is the Original Unspoken Podcast with hosts Dan and Dawna Wilson. In this episode we explore the trending attitudes about minimum wages and the jobs that people believe they do or don’t deserve as we are living in a great resignation culture that’s fond of blaming anything and everything rather than taking personal responsibility.

Ep. 3 "The Bill of Wrongs" 18.04.2022 42:34

On this episode of the Original Unspoken Podcast, we discuss the destruction of the skill of listening, the effect of artificial intelligence on society and how it compares to the Tower of Babble in ancient civilization. And, we take a walk back in time…Did you know, that Dan was at Dawna’s first wedding in 1994?

Ep. 2 "Coffee With A Cop" 08.04.2022 44:47

Coffee With A Cop - An introduction into Dan's work as a Reserve Police Officer, Learning to make life change, practicing discipline, and encouragement in your faith

Ep. 1 Pilot Episode "Do You Give Autographs?" 01.04.2022 57:11

This is Unspoken. We are the Real Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. My name is Dawna and along with Dan, we reminisce, sometimes say things that you thought shouldn’t be said…but really, they need to be said. On this episode we talk about Dan’s love for cigars and why now, I love them too. Our love for whiskey and coffee, a bit about growing up in the 80’s and 90’s, coming from conservative families and the ch...