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| Hi Rob, I enjoyed listeningHi Rob, I enjoyed listening to the interview. It seemed to me that you and the interviewer are essentially pretty negative toward business in general, negative toward most business, judgmental toward most business and toward capitalism. Unlike you and the interviewer, I think that the Invisible Hand that Adam Smith described is a blessing for mankind: Business people of all sorts who compete with each other to provide goods and services that people buy--of their own free will--have lifted up standards of living for mankind, lifted people out of poverty, provided employment and provided resources for charity and for government services. Some of these business people may just want to get rich, but to do so, they have to serve--they have to compete to provide products and services that people want to buy. They have to compete for employees--pay them enough, and they have to invest in their business, trade with other businesses and pay taxes. What a bounty capitalism has provided over the years! How many of us would want to be alive 100 years ago, with the lifespans and standards of living .that prevailed then? And I think that dispersal of wealth/private property across the populace --versus being concentrated in government--enhances individual freedom / liberty. I don't look down my nose at regular ordinary people, Quaker and non--Quaker people, engaged in the useful, nitty gritty world of making pizzas, pumping oil out of the ground, fixing cars, building roads and houses, lending money, and manufacturing swimming pool covers, etc. I think God gave us a mosaic of talents among people. Business people like me feel judged in today's Religious Society of Friends. Best regards, John Spears | John Spears (not verified) | ||
| Love listening to Joanne RandLove listening to Joanne Rand! Whether she's singing about a maple tree or a rattlesnake I love her highs and her lows. Thanks! | Meredith Knight (not verified) | ||
| Tremendous program. LibbyTremendous program. Libby Roderick is great. | Jack Roderick (not verified) | ||
| I really like David Roth.I really like David Roth. Your show introduced me to his music. | Carolyn Hammer… (not verified) | ||
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| Interesting and inspiring interviewA very interesting and inspiring interview. Both Mark and Iris did a great job. Thank you. | Ron Metcalf (not verified) | ||
| Both thoughtful and articulateIris is both thoughtful and articulate in this insightful interview about her astonishingly-beautiful book. I'm delighted to know that her thinking and her work are going out to a wider world and urge listeners to go to her website and see the book for themselves. | Lorna Reese (not verified) | ||
| Very inspirationalVery inspirational and thought-provoking. Thanks, Iris and Mark. | Tom Rawson (not verified) | ||
| Thank you for this terrificThank you for this terrific show! | Paul Nagle (not verified) | ||
| Thoroughly enjoyed your interviewMark, at the Lion's Camp you asked me to comment after listening to one of your cd's. I thoroughly enjoyed your interview with Phil Gulley, but had a question regarding his mention of supporting abortion in some specific cases. Why wouldn't he support adoption instead of abortion? Do you know? Thanks! | Tina Mercier (not verified) |
