Off the Record With T.K. Coleman

Speaker 10:00

[upbeat music] If you wanna understand more about why people have such a hard time admitting that they're wrong, just look at how terrible people are when they're right. We're now in a world where this is normalized.

John Delony· Host0:14

Yeah.

Speaker 10:14

And people are so much more isolated.

John Delony· Host0:16

We're creating fake relationship machines now.

Speaker 10:20

How do you even move the needle back in the direction of overcoming the isolationism and being a community again and, and forging relationships?

John Delony· Host0:29

And the only thing I can come up with is [upbeat music] Yo, welcome to another episode, installment, whatever you wanna call it, of Off The Record with John Delony.

Speaker 10:45

These are conversations I have with people that I am just fascinated by, people I'm kind of obsessed with, or great friends, sometimes all three at the same time. Today, we talk to one of my favorite people on the planet. He's a great friend. He's been my friend for years. He is a philosopher. He is a brilliant spiritual thinker. He's just one of my wise, wise friends. He's also a member of The Minimalists. I'm talking about the great TK Coleman. This conversation, man, we go all over the place, as conversations with me and my friends usually do. We talk about addiction, we talk about loneliness, we talk about space for God and what that even means at, at, at a high, high level. Um, if you've ever wondered what's it like to have dinner with