Cooper describes himself as a "washed up politico", and when I met him, he told me that if he were able to accomplish all the things he dreamed of in this lifetime, he was pretty sure he would not be allowed to die of natural causes. He says all this in a. joking tone, while cracking his knuckles and laughing awkwardly - because we both know there is more truth to that than humor, and that the path still has to be walked.
In this episode, Cooper describes a more personal journey of how he is learning to feel feelings, and how that isn't always the most comfortable thing. How he's learned to ask for help from others to help him gain perspective because he can't "see the back of his head" and how he's asking questions that take us from strict binaries into beautiful spectrums. Join us to hear him tell his story in his owns words.
Cooper describes himself as a "washed up politico", and when I met him, he told me that if he were able to accomplish all the things he dreamed of in this lifetime, he was pretty sure he would not be allowed to die of natural causes. He says all this in a. joking tone, while cracking his knuckles and laughing awkwardly - because we both know there is more truth to that than humor, and that the path still has to be walked.
In this episode, Cooper describes a more personal journey of how he is learning to feel feelings, and how that isn't always the most comfortable thing. How he's learned to ask for help from others to help him gain perspective because he can't "see the back of his head" and how he's asking questions that take us from strict binaries into beautiful spectrums. Join us to hear him tell his story in his owns words.