The Real Question is a show that holds space for life’s tough questions. Each episode, a guest brings a personal question they’re grappling with, and Chaplain Mauricio Bruce helps them find an answer. This season, our focus is on future-oriented questions – those that start with ‘Should I…’
Mauricio sits down with guests who are contemplating big and small changes in their lives — whether it’s ha... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 188 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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When Katy was a kid, she dreamt of being a stage actress. After some early rejections, she pivoted to stand-up and improv and built a career for herself in that field. Now she's working for a college theater department and she find herself feeling je... more
Naomi Westwater released their latest album, Cycle & Change, this past spring. This album release intersected with a lot of big life events – a divorce, moving house, the death of their father – and they didn't have the capacity to celebrate and prom... more
Five years ago, Karolina's friend stopped replying to her messages. Karolina doesn't know why. Did she do something wrong? Was the friend just going through a hard time? If so – why hasn't the friend reached out since? Karolina misses her friend and ... more
Christine Flynn calls herself 'a bit of a workaholic.' She's always taking on new projects and managing some aspect of life with a successful career, three kids, and a family farm. Does she truly need to be juggling everything she's doing? Or is ther... more
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I never know where a conversation is going and I mean that in the absolute best way. I find something to relate to in every episode and I’m often thinking about it long after I listen.
This gem of a podcast takes wholehearted conversations to the next level. Every week I’m blown away by the thoughtful (and wonderfully vulnerable) conversations between Mauricio (the host) and the guest who offers a tender question that’s been on their mind.
It’s not always easy to hold space for big questions that touch on risk, identity, and life journey. But Mauricio does just that, and he brings a levity, warmth, and introspective rigor to the conversation as he does it.
Thank you for thi... more
I was a little scared what would happen to the show with the new host… but I need not have feared! In a striking and kind of beautiful way, it still feels like the same show. Or at least — this new season of TRQ is still providing just the vibe I was seeking out, listening to prior seasons of TRQ — thoughtful and probing conversations, with a wise and interesting host. It just has a new, fresh flavor :) Mauricio is wonderful and digs deep, and I’m excited to learn from him and his questions as t... more
This is really truly a special show. I come to it when I want to hear a convo that I feel like is between friends, and inevitably I end up turning inwards and have a conversation with myself. I think the new host Mauricio is incredibly insightful and fun and charming and thoughtful. Definitely worth a listen or several!
I do have one criticism: it should come with free tissues because it SO often, even when I don’t expect it, makes me emotional and teary eyed. In a good way. 🩷
I really love hearing the host help people come to their own solutions on the problems they bring. As someone who has toyed with the idea of becoming a therapist myself, I’m learning a lot! Whenever it would be my instinct to push someone on something, he opts to pivot and ends up peeling back some other layer in a different way. The dance is masterful and respectful. The guests are also so well spoken and self aware. Love it
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Focusing on life's challenging dilemmas, this podcast provides a platform for guests to share personal questions they are grappling with. Each episode features host Mauricio Bruce, who guides the conversation to help guests explore their thoughts and feelings surrounding significant life changes. The conversations traverse a wide array of themes including relationships, career transitions, and personal identity, engaging with issues such as acceptance, self-discovery, and the impact of societal values. What sets this show apart is its emphasis on future-oriented questions, encouraging a reflective exploration of aspirations and personal growth. The intimate and compassionate approach fosters a sense of community and shared experience among ... more
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