The Heart Speaks with Chloé Valdary – Details, episodes & analysis

In our latest episode of The Heart Speaks, Chloe is in conversation with Stephen G. Adubato, a professor of philosophy and theology, writer and the host of "Cracks in Postmodernity" podcast.

We discuss identity, culture, and the complexities of belonging in today's world, exploring various topics, from the shifting landscapes of society to the importance of embracing curiosity and questioning authority.

Enjoy the insightful conversation.

Here’s another episode from the remix series on ‘The Heart Speaks’.In this episode, I explore how patriarchy originated as an adaptive response to a crisis of wealth inequality, and how this led to the dehumanization and objectification of both men and women.

Don’t miss out on this series of remixed episodes.

In this episode of The Heart Speaks, Chloe discusses the relationship between bigotry, trauma, extremism surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Chloe suggests that trauma can lead to defensive measures to protect oneself and one’s community from annihilation, which may result in extremism and argues that trauma is not an intellectual exercise but a subconscious feeling that manifests regardless of academic awareness. Chloe believes that healing from trauma can take decades or centuries, and having power may create the capacity for that healing to emerge. Hope you enjoy the conversation!

In this episode, I took the opportunity to reflect on a video of Jordan Peterson discussing the existence of God. Peterson emphasizes the importance of using cautious language when discussing God, as this transcendent principle is difficult to describe. He believes that God, at the highest level, is the spirit that individuals must emulate in order to thrive, and that this spirit can be extracted from the admirable qualities of people. Peterson also critiques the new atheist claim that belief in a deity is a superstitious and foolish hindrance to scientific progress, and questions whether even scientists themselves believe in the transcendent. Let’s dive in for more.

Introducing a new series of remixed episodes on ‘The Heart Speaks’.  

In this episode, Chloe explores the rich and complex history of the Black community. She discusses the devastating effects of Jim Crow laws, and the trauma of slavery. The episode provides insightful perspectives into how these events have shaped the lives of Black Americans and the ongoing struggle for justice and equality. 

Through her podcast, Chloe is dedicated to creating a more just and equitable world for all. Don't miss out on this series of remixed episodes. 

In this episode, we discuss Narcissistic DEI and its Antidote, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in general, and the various approaches DEI theorists take. In this video, I discuss how some DEI theorists take specific instances of discrimination, such as banks not issuing mortgages to African Americans and people of color, and overgeneralize these issues to an entire population.

This type of approach can be harmful because it assumes that all members of a particular group are the same and experience the same level of discrimination. In reality, people are complex and have unique experiences that cannot be reduced to their race or ethnicity.

On the contrarian side of the DEI domain, is narcissistic DEI. Narcissistic DEI occurs when individuals or organizations focus solely on themselves and their own interests, rather than the broader goal of achieving equity and inclusion for all. A lack of empathy and a narrow focus on specific groups or individuals often characterizes this type of approach.

In the video, I discuss the antidote to narcissistic DEI by emphasizing the importance of empathy and understanding. We must take the time to listen to and learn from individuals with diverse backgrounds and experiences. By doing so, we can develop a deeper understanding of the issues and challenges facing marginalized communities and work towards creating a more equitable and inclusive society.

Hi! I’m excited to share that I recently had the pleasure of joining Coleman Hughes on the Conversations With Coleman podcast, where we discussed some really important topics that I’m incredibly passionate about.

In this episode, we talked about the War on Wokeness, a topic that has been causing a lot of controversy and debate in recent years. We also delved into the complicated relationship between Black and Jewish Americans, exploring the nuances and complexities of these issues in a respectful and thought-provoking way. 

As the founder of Theory of Enchantment, I’m really passionate about equipping organizations with an antiracist training program rooted in taming the mind and learning to love. So, being able to discuss these issues with fellow intellectuals was a truly fantastic opportunity. 

Throughout the episode, Coleman, Camille Foster, David Bernstein, and I shared our unique perspectives and engaged in a really engaging and civil debate. I think you’ll find the conversation both enchanting and thought-provoking. I hope you’ll tune in to listen to the episode.

In this episode of The Heart Speaks, I had the pleasure of speaking with John Wood Jr., a highly regarded public speaker and National Ambassador for Braver Angels, about my program called the "Theory of Enchantment." We delved into the ways in which this approach leverages philosophy and popular culture to humanize our differences, rather than pit our experiences against each other.

During our conversation, we also explored my relationship to theology, the idea of the Kingdom of God, and the strengths and weaknesses of major thinkers such as Ibram X. Kendi on racial justice, and Jordan Peterson on religion. Be sure to share! 

About Chloé

Chloé Valdary is a dynamic individual who has made significant contributions to the fields of education, entrepreneurship, and social justice. Her company, Theory of Enchantment, is a trailblazer in the realm of social and emotional learning, working to equip students with the skills and knowledge they need to lead happy and fulfilling lives. In addition to this, the Theory of Enchantment also provides diversity and equality/inclusion training to companies and government agencies, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to thrive in an inclusive environment.

FOLLOW CHLOE VALDARY

YouTube - https://bit.ly/CholeValdaryYouTube 

Twitter - https://bit.ly/3AKF9bb 

Facebook - https://bit.ly/3fYTmaC 

Instagram - https://bit.ly/3fSQj3X 

Website - https://bit.ly/3ThX41M 

FOLLOW JOHN WOOD JR.

Twitter -       https://bit.ly/3X9gwPn

YouTube -    https://bit.ly/3vzkF3g

Facebook -  https://bit.ly/3QdWgJT

Instagram -  https://bit.ly/3vDPG66

Website -      https://bit.ly/3Gcf3AE

Join Chloe Simone Valdary, writer and entrepreneur, as she delves into the rich and complex history of the Black experience in America on her podcast, 'The Heart Speaks'. Through intimate and thought-provoking discussions, Chloe uncovers the impact of slavery, Jim Crow, and police brutality, exploring the lingering effects of these events and how they shape the present. Chloe shares her unique perspective and encourages listeners to engage with their emotions and work towards healing and progress. Tune in to 'The Heart Speaks' for a powerful and enlightening journey through the depths of Black history.

“Unconditional love is hard to achieve yet necessary to heal ourselves, our society and planet around us” - here is my latest video essay on my experience with Ayahuasca. 

My new episode “I did Ayahuasca and YOU should too!” is out now. 

– – –

FOLLOW CHLOE VALDARY

YouTube - https://bit.ly/CholeValdaryYouTube

Twitter - https://bit.ly/3AKF9bb

Facebook - https://bit.ly/3fYTmaC

Instagram - https://bit.ly/3fSQj3X

Theory of Enchantment - https://bit.ly/3ThX41M

Substack - https://bit.ly/3SEHbkG

https://youtu.be/PMU0zSW5QUo