In this episode of the If They Can Do It podcast, host Isaac Camargo interviews comedian Jodee Calm, who shares her extraordinary journey from a challenging personal life to finding her voice in comedy and politics. They discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the comedy scene, the importance of diverse perspectives, and the personal awakening that comes from challenging societal norms. Jodee reflects on her experiences during the George Floyd protests and the political climate, emphasizing the need for courage in speaking out against injustice. The conversation highlights the significance of community, trust, and self-actualization in navigating a rapidly changing world

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Extraordinary Journeys
01:27 The Comedy Journey Begins
04:50 Finding Your Voice in Comedy
08:24 Navigating the Pandemic and Political Climate
09:46 A Shift in Perspective: Working in Politics
12:41 The Impact of 2020 on Comedy and Society
18:40 Personal Growth Through Challenging Conversations
22:19 The Grieving Process of Changing Worldviews
24:33 Recognizing Manipulation and Trusting Intuition
27:12 Balancing Personal Life and Political Awareness
29:18 The Importance of Community and Connection
32:15 The Shift from High Trust to Isolation
35:36 Breaking Free from Victimhood Mentality
39:05 Encouragement for Speaking Out
42:11 Engaging with Opposing Views

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