When We Disagree
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What's a disagreement you can’t get out of your head? When We Disagree highlights the arguments that stuck with us, one story at a time.
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- Season 3 Finale: Can Civility Survive Modern Politics? Meet a Lawmaker Who Said Yes · 24 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 59Former Minnesota State Representative Sandra Feist, who led the state's Civility Caucus and practices as an immigration attorney, shares two contrasting stories of political…
- You Are Not a Pawn: Reclaiming Attention in a Wired World · 20 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 58Gloria Mark (attention expert, author of Attention Span and The Future of Attention Substack) challenges the reigning cultural narrative that tech giants have completely hijacked…
- Anatomy of a Digital Boycott: When the Crowd Demands Retribution · 27 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 57Katherine Brodsky, host of the Forbidden Conversations podcast and author of No Apologies: How to Find and Free Your Voice in an Age of Outrage, was the target of a cancellation…
- Don't Give Up on People: The Radical Moderate's Guide to Polarization · 25 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 56Lauren Hall, author of The Medicalization of Birth and Death andThe Radical Moderate's Guide to Life Substack and the co-host of the We Made This Political podcast, breaks down…
- Every Leader Needs a Listening Tour · 23 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 55Annie Rappeport, who brings 15 years of dialogue design and facilitation experience at various universities, explores the professional friction between immediate productivity and…
- The Young Problem-Solver: Teaching Conflict Mediation to Kids · 22 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 54Attorney, certified mediator, and conflict resolution educator Catherine Wilhoit discusses how to bring problem-solving tools to young learners as early as possible. She explores…
- The Division Industrial Complex: Who Profits From Your Anger? · 25 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 53Steven Olikara (founding CEO of Bridge Entertainment Labs, former U.S. Senate candidate in Wisconsin, and one of the stars of the documentary The Reunited States) pulls back the…
- Two Cheers for Congress: Speaking up for the Legislative Branch · 30 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 52Frances Lee (professor of political science at Princeton, author of Insecure Majorities, co-author of In Covid's Wake) challenges the common narrative that the United States…
- Listen First, Talk Later: A Tactical Guide to Peace · 28 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 51Kent Lenci, an educator, founder of Middle Ground School Solutions, and author of Learning to Depolarize, dissects a depolarization story in three acts. What starts as a heated…
- The Civic Hub: Reimagining the University Mission · 25 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 50Is civic education a fundamental duty of higher education or a dangerous political risk? Alex Kappus of Carnegie Higher Education Consulting and the Democratic Knowledge Project…
- How Stories Change Minds · 26 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 48Jennifer Borda, professor of communication at the University of New Hampshire and the co-director of the Civil Discourse Lab, reflects on a family crisis that sparked a lasting…
- Learning to Argue Well is the Point of Education · 20 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 49Andrew Perrin, SNF-Agora professor of sociology at Johns Hopkins University, reflects on leading a high-stakes effort to redesign general education at the University of North…
- Our Own Facts? Contesting Truth in a Polarized Age · 24 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 46A firsthand witness to January 6 recounts a surreal argument at a casual gathering. Sherman Tylawsky, founder of the George Washington Institute and host of the Friends and…
- The Long Game of Better Arguments: A Historian's Take on Public Disagreement · 27 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 47Sarah Igo, the Andrew Jackson chair in American history at Vanderbilt University and the faculty director of Dialogue Vanderbilt, explores why some people rarely experience…
- The Civility Paradox: The Costs of Avoiding Difficult Conversations · 28 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 45What happens when a heated professional conflict comes back years later with unexpected consequences? In this episode, Bill Imada, Chairman and Chief Connectivity Officer at IW…
- Second Chances and First Principles · 25 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 44In this episode of When We Disagree, host Michael Lee sits down with advocate Radia Baxter, a community advocate and political advisor in South Carolina, explores a powerful…
- Changing Hearts and Minds: Curiosity and Constructive Conversations · 24 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 43Wilk Wilkinson, host of the Derate the Hate podcast and a leader with Braver Angels, about what it really takes to bridge deep divides. During the pandemic, Wilk worked at a job…
- Conviction Without Contempt: Arguing About the Future of Education · 21 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 42School choice sparks some of the most heated arguments in education, and Shaka Mitchell, senior fellow at the American Federation for Children and the founder of the Come…
- Arguing Well in an Age of Outrage · 24 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 41John Inazu, the Sally D. Danforth Distinguished Professor of Law and Religion at Washington University in St. Louis, reflects on a painful argument with his father and what it…
- Healthy Conflict Makes for Better Companies · 26 min. · Sæson 3 Episode 40Steve Cody, veteran public relations and strategic communications strategist and founder of Peppercomm, shares the story of a dramatic “business divorce” with his longtime…
