Misfit Social
Misfit Social
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Welcome to Misfit Social, a podcast where joyful connections meet critical thinking! Hosted by Cliff Nance, Paul Cook, and Royce Wilson, this show is all about exploring the unconventional, embracing unique perspectives, and fostering conversations that inspire personal growth and community impact. Whether it's tackling social topics, sharing stories, or sparking a laugh, Misfit Social invites you to join the journey of challenging norms and creating meaningful connections. Perfect for anyone ready to think differently and live boldly!
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The podcast focuses on a wide range of thought-provoking topics including community impact, leadership, entrepreneurship, and social issues, exemplified by episodes like the discussion with Mayor Kevin Cotton on balancing business and public service, and even exploring polarizing topics like Christian Nationalism to foster critical engagement.

Welcome to Misfit Social, a podcast where joyful connections meet critical thinking! Hosted by Cliff Nance, Paul Cook, and Royce Wilson, this show is all about exploring the unconventional, embracing unique perspectives, and fostering conversations that inspire personal growth and community impact. Whether it’s tackling social topics, sharing stories, or sparking a laugh, Misfit Social invites you to join the journey of challenging norms and creating meaningful connections. Perfect for anyone ready to think differently and live boldly!
Get out and see the world!
Cliff Nance promised his children two things: an education and a nice set of suitcases — because the best education might just happen outside the classroom.
In this Season 5 finale episode of Misfit Social, Roy, Paul, and Cliff unpack what happens when you leave your bubble and truly experience life through another culture’s lens. From Cliff’s three weeks off-grid in the African bush (with a whole fish staring back at him at breakfast), to Paul’s culture-shocking teen travels through Asia with his dad, to Roy’s jarring encounter with post-Apartheid Johannesburg — these aren’t travel brags. They’re life-altering moments that permanently shifted how each of them sees humanity.
The guys dive deep into the difference between knowing about something and actually living it — why your social media opinion on Ukraine hits different when you have real friends getting bombed there, why commenting on Charlie Kirk’s tragedy before you’ve done your homework might say more about you than him, and why humility in conversation desperately needs a revival.
They also explore practical ways to help the next generation pack their own suitcase — from gap year programs and mission trips to simply getting to know the neighbor who doesn’t look like you — and lay out the three Laws of Incarnation: enter another’s world, hold on to yourself, and learn to hang in the tension between both.
Whether you’ve traveled the world or never left your zip code, this one will make you want to go somewhere new — or at least see your own backyard differently.

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