2024 Election Reaction – Josh

Josh pt. 1

Chapter List

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast

00:44 Meet Joshua Uttech

01:31 Joshua’s Musical Journey

01:51 Discussing Identity and Perspectives

02:35 Career Path and Challenges

04:47 Political Views and Voting

07:16 Concerns About the Future

17:32 Spiritual Beliefs and Reflections

Josh pt. 2

00:00 The Worst Thing About Society

00:41 The Impact of Greed

01:36 Spirituality and Materialism

04:16 The Importance of Community

05:55 Reflections on the Election

12:55 Personal Growth and Positivity

16:53 Music and Personal Expression

19:12 Final Thoughts and Gratitude

🎙️ Understanding Perspectives & The True Cost of Greed | A Conversation with Joshua Uttech

In this special two-part episode of the Record in Progress Podcast, host Louis Harris sits down with musician and thinker Joshua Uttech for a wide-ranging and deeply personal conversation about music, spirituality, politics, and society.

Josh shares his journey from Bellevue to Everett, his growth as a musician, and his evolving views on identity, morality, and the role of spirituality in shaping a meaningful life. Across the two episodes, Louis and Josh explore everything from the results of the 2024 presidential election to broader reflections on capitalism, greed, and the importance of community.

With powerful insights into personal growth, spirituality, and social responsibility, Josh offers a refreshing perspective on what it means to live authentically and compassionately in today’s world.


📌 Part 1: Understanding Perspectives – A Journey of Music, Spirituality, and Politics

  • Josh’s musical path and creative journey

  • Reflections on identity beyond societal labels

  • Insights on the 2024 presidential election

  • Hopes and fears for the future

  • The interconnectedness of politics, morality, and humanity

📌 Part 2: The True Cost of Greed – Society, Spirituality, and Music

  • How greed shapes Western society and global inequality

  • The role billionaires could play in solving hunger and water crises

  • The balance between spirituality and materialism

  • Reflections on community, love, and mindfulness

  • Josh’s music across the Pacific Northwest and his creative inspiration

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