Naughty Nicole: Kindness and Forgiveness
On Today’s episode of Big Trouble in Little Vagina, we’re going to take a break from our normal e...
Renegade Talk Radio · Renegade Talk Radio
September 2, 201634m 12sExplicit
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Show Notes
On Today’s episode of Big Trouble in Little Vagina, we’re going to take a break from our normal escapades and focus on something that I consider one of the most important traits a person can possess: Kindness. And a little later on we’re going to be talking about forgiveness. I know this week’s episode may have some of you out there thinking I may be off my rocker, and truthfully, you may be right, but stick with me I assure you, there’s a method to my madness.
We start our journey today with a story: A story about a man considered to be both kind and incredibly generous; a man who began his journey as Jerome Silberman in Milwaukee on June 11, 1933. His father, a manufacturer and salesman of novelty items, was an immigrant from Russia. His mother, suffered from rheumatic heart disease and a temperament that sometimes led her to punish young Jerry angrily and then smother him with regretful kisses. He spent one semester at the Black-Foxe Military Institute in Hollywood. His mother saw it as a great opportunity; in reality, it was a catch basin for boys from broken families, where he was regularly beaten up for being Jewish. Once safely back home after that misadventure, he played minor roles in community theater productions and then followed his older sister, Corinne, into the theater program at the University of Iowa. After Iowa, he studied Shakespeare at the Bristol Old Vic Theater School in England, where he was the first freshman to win the school fencing championship.
We start our journey today with a story: A story about a man considered to be both kind and incredibly generous; a man who began his journey as Jerome Silberman in Milwaukee on June 11, 1933. His father, a manufacturer and salesman of novelty items, was an immigrant from Russia. His mother, suffered from rheumatic heart disease and a temperament that sometimes led her to punish young Jerry angrily and then smother him with regretful kisses. He spent one semester at the Black-Foxe Military Institute in Hollywood. His mother saw it as a great opportunity; in reality, it was a catch basin for boys from broken families, where he was regularly beaten up for being Jewish. Once safely back home after that misadventure, he played minor roles in community theater productions and then followed his older sister, Corinne, into the theater program at the University of Iowa. After Iowa, he studied Shakespeare at the Bristol Old Vic Theater School in England, where he was the first freshman to win the school fencing championship.
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kindnessforgivenessgenewildercouragehappiness