I love his questions. I'm in the USA and was lucky to come across his show through Angelina Jordan's guest appearance. If you haven't heard that name before you may as well learn it now. At age 8 she won Norway's Got Talent.
the blonde looks so uncomfortable and to be honest I think I would be too b/c there is no way you can relate to a story like that without having gone through it yourself I think.. what an amazing person.
I like Skavlan and he usually asks pertinent questions but during the interview with Sabrina he lost the plot !!!!! Quite stupid to ask this woman if sleeping on the streets was dangerous when she was only 15yrs old , sleeping on the streets is dangerous at any age never mind this courageous young woman . I decided one particularity cold winter to sleep overnight in a doorway as a protest about young homeless people. ..admittedly it was harder. .I think ...because at that time I was 60yrs old and my old bones weren't too happy . My hubby , adult children and poor scared grandchildren weren't happy either but the ' big wigs ' , newspapers and the N.I.M.B.Y.s took notice & things have improved , bravo Sabrina .
Tempus Fugit; that question was to open a particular conversation. It wasn't stupid at all. Furthermore some people really have no clue about the dangers that come with sleeping rough.
Being a child who is homeless, frightened and shamed is a gift when you can reflect on it as positively as Sabrina Cohen-Hatton. I too, now consider it a gift and a lesson that despite blood being thicker than water..................family cannot always be the best people in ones life. Her loyalty is to be admired. As is her honesty.
Maybe he was leaving you your privacy. A classmate in college saw the same therapist I went to. His appointment was after mine so often I was walking out the door as he was walking in. We never spoke there or class. I wasn't afraid he would tell another student about me. The main thing I wanted was for him to know I would not do anything to embarrass him, to make him uncomfortable. We silently agreed to not acknowledge each other. I thought of this when you spoke of your teacher walking away. But of course there is that problem of not having a handbook or a towel.
She's talking contemporaneously and slightly mis-speaks, that's all. So yes, what she should have said (but what the overall context shows is what she clearly meant anyway) is that most, if not all of your senses are either severely curtailed or completely taken away.
This show is awesome! All your guests are inspiring!
Thank you so much! We're very glad to hear that you find our guests inspiring. Have a great week!
She's so eloquent, strong and intelligent. What an amazing role model. :)
You're a fighter Sabrina,not just of fire, bless you!
I always look forward to these!
This is an amazing woman.
We completely agree!
What a great interview !!
Fire Chief Sabrina was great !! I couldn't help feeling a lot fo respect for her.
I couldn't handle a job like herss
What a fantastic lady!
I love his questions. I'm in the USA and was lucky to come across his show through Angelina Jordan's guest appearance. If you haven't heard that name before you may as well learn it now. At age 8 she won Norway's Got Talent.
Excellent. I like the way all the guests have Intelligent input.
I am in awe of her. This is very inspiring.
Is there a full episode?
I wish Sadhguru initiates her.
Good interview..and sir u look like Edward norton
Thank you! And thank you for the comparison as well! We will actually be releasing an interview with Edward Norton later this month, so stay tuned 😉
Wat een fantastische vrouw! Een groot hart, zeer inspirerend!
Sadhguru ❤️
What an interesting group...
the blonde looks so uncomfortable and to be honest I think I would be too b/c there is no way you can relate to a story like that without having gone through it yourself I think.. what an amazing person.
I like Skavlan and he usually asks pertinent questions but during the interview with Sabrina he lost the plot !!!!! Quite stupid to ask this woman if sleeping on the streets was dangerous when she was only 15yrs old , sleeping on the streets is dangerous at any age never mind this courageous young woman . I decided one particularity cold winter to sleep overnight in a doorway as a protest about young homeless people. ..admittedly it was harder. .I think ...because at that time I was 60yrs old and my old bones weren't too happy . My hubby , adult children and poor scared grandchildren weren't happy either but the ' big wigs ' , newspapers and the N.I.M.B.Y.s took notice & things have improved , bravo Sabrina .
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Tempus Fugit; that question was to open a particular conversation. It wasn't stupid at all. Furthermore some people really have no clue about the dangers that come with sleeping rough.
I wanna see sadguru and Jordan Peterson on the same table.
Yes please.
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Really nacho chips against fire... lol
Can you say lemonade. We get lemons thrown at us some more than others. A toast to us sour to SWEET. To us girl. Thank God you made it. Me to.
Being a child who is homeless, frightened and shamed is a gift when you can reflect on it as positively as Sabrina Cohen-Hatton. I too, now consider it a gift and a lesson that despite blood being thicker than water..................family cannot always be the best people in ones life. Her loyalty is to be admired. As is her honesty.
Please tell Paul McCartney to HELP! An Octopus's Garden! Le Film.
Maybe he was leaving you your privacy. A classmate in college saw the same therapist I went to. His appointment was after mine so often I was walking out the door as he was walking in. We never spoke there or class. I wasn't afraid he would tell another student about me. The main thing I wanted was for him to know I would not do anything to embarrass him, to make him uncomfortable. We silently agreed to not acknowledge each other. I thought of this when you spoke of your teacher walking away. But of course there is that problem of not having a handbook or a towel.
"ALL your senses are taken away from you... and then what you can feel is the heat". Face palm!
She's talking contemporaneously and slightly mis-speaks, that's all. So yes, what she should have said (but what the overall context shows is what she clearly meant anyway) is that most, if not all of your senses are either severely curtailed or completely taken away.
@@dwsoccer6859 We all have our demons and our challenges and we deal with it in different ways.
@@nairolfmackebrecht I can tell from your stupid post that you don't deal with them at all. Get a life.
caste jaan bhuj k bolee, yeh kabhi sudhar nahi sakte
jordan peterson , sadhguru and sam harris on same table ...
Sadhguru and Sam Harris ❤️❤️
@@gr8siddhesh .