What if the most impactful voices weren’t the ones with the biggest platforms—but the ones sitting across from you at the coffee shop or standing behind you in line at the store?
In this heartfelt and thought-provoking episode of the You World Order Showcase Podcast, I had the joy of reconnecting with an old friend, Jeff Morton, host of the podcast Let’s Talk About It.
Jeff isn’t just a storyteller—he’s a truth-seeker, bridge-builder, and a passionate champion for everyday people.
And honestly? This conversation reminded me why I started this podcast in the first place.
From Deconversion to Reconnection
We open the conversation by reflecting on both of our spiritual journeys—how deconstruction, or as Jeff calls it, “freedom,” led us away from dogma and toward something more real: connection, humanity, and hope.
Podcasting, for both of us, became a way to process those transformations—and to shine a light on voices that often go unheard. The quiet warriors. The resilient neighbors. The soul-led folks just trying to make life a little better for someone else.
Let’s Talk About It... All of It
Jeff’s podcast isn’t about chasing celebrity or building a brand around controversy. It’s about honoring the lives and stories of everyday people. Like the 85-year-old artist he met in a restaurant.
Or the woman who bravely shared her story of childhood abuse—unsure anyone would even care. That episode turned out to be one of his most impactful ever.
These are the voices that matter. The ones that help others heal, feel seen, or simply remind us that we’re not alone.
Freedom, Bias & the Gift of Seeing Each Other
We dove deep into the ways modern society keeps us divided—through race, politics, religion, even social media algorithms. But Jeff's take is refreshing: he believes the real power lies in appreciating people for who they are, not who we expect them to be.
He said something that’s stuck with me since we recorded:
“A smile is a gift given to you, but meant for someone else.”
Right?
That simple act of acknowledgment, of presence—it can shift someone’s entire day. Sometimes, it’s the only kindness they receive. And it costs nothing.
What Jeff Wants You to Know
If you take nothing else from this conversation, let it be this:
You matter. Your story matters. You don’t have to be famous or flashy or perfect to have a voice worth hearing.
Jeff’s heart is wide open. His podcast is a space for the real, the raw, the soulful. The quiet heroes and everyday humans just trying to live with intention.
So if you’re holding a story you’ve never told—or if you just want to hear more stories that remind you of the goodness in the world—go check out his show. It’s called Let’s Talk About It (or Let’s Talk About You on Spotify).
You can also reach Jeff at jsmorton@protonmail.com or find more about him at freefromfear.us.
Let’s keep amplifying the voices that truly make a difference. Not the loudest—just the most human.
With gratitude,
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