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Hey, Neil here! I want to introduce you to Sarah Geringer. Sarah is someone who can provide a new perspective and encourages listeners to put themselves in Other People's Shoes. The conversation starts with me discussing a TV show called "The Mentalist" and its main character, Patrick Jane, who is a know-it-all. This leads to a discussion about Missouri and its pronunciation. Sarah corrects me and explains that both pronunciations, Missouri, are acceptable. Then transition to discussing the podcast and Sarah's experience as a guest on over 70 episodes. I ask Sarah about her favorite style of shoe, and she mentions wearing comfortable Brooks tennis shoes. Sarah then relates the topic of masks to her own experience as a know-it-all, attributing it to being a gifted student and not being challenged until college. She wrote a blog post about wearing the know-it-all mask. Join me as I try on Sarah's Brooks shoes.
"On this episode of Other People’s Shoes, join host Neil Matthews as he encourages listeners to put themselves in Other People's Shoes and change their perspective. Neil starts off by sharing a personal anecdote about binge-watching a TV show, setting the stage for a lively and relatable discussion. Later, Neil welcomes guest Sarah, who corrects the pronunciation of Missouri and shares her experience growing up in the state. As the conversation continues, Neil admits to his own fifth-grade mispronunciation of Missouri, creating a light-hearted moment between the two. Neil also mentions his goal of featuring guests from all 50 states on the podcast, highlighting the podcast's commitment to diversity and inclusivity. The discussion takes an unexpected turn as Neil and Sarah delve into the types of shoes they prefer to wear, showcasing their unique style choices and sparking a fun conversation. Moving on, Neil proudly mentions his teenage daughter's recent milestone of getting her driver's license, connecting with listeners through relatable parenting experiences. But the heart of this episode lies in Sarah's discussion of wearing a "know it all" mask and the reasons behind it. Neil, known for creating a safe and supportive space for guests, draws out Sarah's story with empathy and curiosity. It becomes clear that "Other People's Shoes" lives up to its name as Neil encourages listeners to step into Sarah's shoes and see the world through her perspective. As this thought-provoking episode unfolds, listeners gain a deeper understanding of the podcast's mission - to explore the lives of a diverse range of guests, from everyday people to celebrities and thought leaders. With Neil's interviewing skills and knack for empathy, "Other People's Shoes" challenges listeners to broaden their perspective and think deeply about the world around them. So, slip into the shoes of others and join the conversation on "Other People's Shoes"."
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