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Kevin Alan McGill's What It Is

Kevin Alan McGill's What It Is

By: Kevin Alan McGill
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 A social-political podcast using stories and poetry to explore being a person in this world and what we might want to do about that ... together.© 2025 Kevin Alan McGill Philosophy Relationships Social Sciences
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  • Kevin Alan McGill - What It Is - Ep 7 God's Will

    Kevin Alan McGill - What It Is - Ep 7 God's Will
    Aug 21 2025
    Just a note, I’ve taken the advice of the podcast experts and revised the packaging and some of the content and shuffled the order of this series. So, you may have already heard this podcast – “God’s Will”. The current podcast episode order is 1) Premiere Episode, 2) Beatniks, 3) Sour People, 4) Horserace, 5) Angel of Death, 6) Mean, and 7) God’s Will. God’s Will explores the process of determining God’s Will. Have a listen … And then explore more what it is and what we might want to do about this together at kevinalanmcgill.com
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    5 mins
  • Kevin Alan McGill's What It Is - Ep. 6 - Mean

    Kevin Alan McGill's What It Is - Ep. 6 - Mean
    Aug 21 2025
    What you live with you learn … This episode of our Spoken Word album explores the process of mean. Let’s have a look at what it is. And then explore more what it is and what we might want to do about this together, visit kevinalanmcgill.com
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    5 mins
  • Kevin Alan McGill - What It Is - Ep.3 Sour People

    Kevin Alan McGill - What It Is - Ep.3 Sour People
    Aug 21 2025
    Sometimes you wonder what’s with some people. In this episode, we will explore what it is to be a Sour Person. And when you are finished, check out more explorations of being a person in this world at kevinalanmcgill.com Like, share, respectfully comment and, most importantly, subscribe so I can let you know when new episodes are posted.
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    5 mins
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