
How well do we really know each other? Even with loved ones, there are aspects of our lives and histories we don’t address—our real feelings about race, religion, political loyalties, gender and sexuality, origin. In a unique format, guests ask the interviewer to guess their answers to questions, then respond with the truth. We reveal personal experiences, overlooked issues, and the misunderstandi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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When people pass away, or we lose them to a breakup, there are the obvious feelings, and then there are the ones that take us by surprise. Sometimes our experience of grief is blended with feelings of frustration, or we feel haunted by things left un... more
The U.S. prides itself on its reputation for providing a unique level of opportunity that allows individuals to pursue personal ambitions and build a life for themselves. But fewer Americans are cashing in on that promise, especially when it comes to... more
It's known that adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can follow people into adulthood, manifesting in maladaptive approaches to life. But what is the relationship between ACEs and extremism, and what other psychological and social factors play into p... more
For many people in the disabled community, placing faith in able-bodied people is not easy. People with disabilities are often overlooked and under-served, and their needs are regularly misunderstood. Elisa Neven-Pugh, a member of the community, firm... more
Clifford Brown helped manage USAID efforts across coups, revolutions, and the falls of multiple administrations across the world. He has seen firsthand the forces that lead to a nation’s collapse and its fallout. In this episode, we discuss the link ... more
Tegan Miller founded Spectra, an all women’s choir, on the premise that choral music should be available to all voices, especially those who have not felt empowered to be vocal. The choral and classic music world — as with many high-brow art communit... more
Trey and Rebecca both entered college as conservative Christians, but almost 20 years apart. In 2007, Rebecca faced a wildly different political landscape and culture of Christianity than Trey experiences in 2026. And for many reasons, their outcomes... more
Have you ever been annoyed by people who call themselves life coaches? Rebecca has often judged "self-help" practitioners and program facilitators who claim to help you level up in life. They can sometimes ego trip, or give you advice that's not suit... more
Being a guest on All the Forbidden Things with Rebecca Davis was a genuine pleasure. Rebecca is engaging, thoughtful, and impressively precise in the way she frames a conversation. Her questions are sharp without ever feeling rigid, and the format invites real honesty rather than canned answers. What I appreciated most is that she is not only a deep thinker, but also someone who clearly enjoys the exchange. There is real intelligence in what she does, but there is also warmth, curiosity, and fun... more










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