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Escaping Tribal Outrage with David Beckemeyer
Episode 58

Escaping Tribal Outrage with David Beckemeyer

The Purple Pawedcast

February 14, 20251h 7m

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Show Notes

Today's episode features David Beckemeyer discussing tribal identity and the outrage it brings.  David is a bridge-builder and host of the "Outrage Overload" podcast.  David and I consider topics as far afield as social media detox, street epistemology, and libraries lousy with drag queens.

REFERENCES:
“Outrage Overload” website:  https://outrageoverload.net/

Follow Outrage Overload on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/OutrageOverload

Follow Outrage Overload on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/outrageoverload/

Follow Outrage Overload on YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/@OutrageOverload?sub_confirmation=1

Follow David on Mastodon:  https://toad.social/@DavidBeckemeyer

Follow Outrage Overload on Bluesky:  https://bsky.app/profile/outrageoverload.bsky.social

Follow David on LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidbeckemeyer/

Arnold Toynbee:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnold_J._Toynbee

  • (00:00) - Opening credits
  • (00:37) - Show opening
  • (01:30) - Introducing David Beckemeyer
  • (02:38) - How Facebook fights inspired a podcast
  • (08:26) - We love to be outraged, but we don't want to admit it
  • (12:13) - Blind spots to our side's behavior
  • (17:46) - A hot-button issue example with Ami!
  • (22:09) - Street epistemology of vegetables
  • (27:02) - Needing to change minds
  • (31:00) - Fear of social death
  • (36:27) - Enforcing social norms as the origin of outrage
  • (39:47) - When outrage becomes recreation or profession
  • (45:16) - And even when you're wrong, it doesn't matter
  • (47:27) - Ending reliance on outrage with a larger cultural identity
  • (54:49) - Building your own private echo chamber
  • (01:04:02) - How to find David Beckemeyer on the internet
  • (01:06:32) - Show closing
  • (01:07:18) - Closing credits
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genderidentityphilosophypsychology