Interview podcast
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Episode 26: Season 1 Wrap-Up
In this episode, co-hosts Julia and Gordon discuss: How Season 1 guests have shaped their perspectives, practices, and relationships The lines between humility, approachability, and self-degradation A surprise and a […]
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Episode 25: Gordon White – Being Not You
In this episode, Julia interviews co-host Gordon White! Gordon discusses: How high-functioning groups can help us rise above individual limitations How mediators and facilitators can help parties be the people […]
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Episode 24: Julia Menard – Going Reptile
In this episode, Gord interviews co-host Julia Menard! Julia discusses: How conversations with Season 1 guests have influenced her views on the world The importance of managing our reptilian nature […]
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Episode 22: Dr. Philip Lancaster – Philosopher Soldier
In this episode, Dr. Philip Lancaster discusses: Economic feudalism Public discourse about the corruption in our political system not getting the traction that it needs Dramatic environmental changes that have […]
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Episode 20: Michelle LeBaron – The Art of Conflict
In this episode, Michelle LeBaron discusses: Why she believes that artists will be the ones to save the world How conflict lives in the body Increasing our proprioception (our awareness […]
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Episode 18: Mark Gerzon – Are You Big Enough? Expanding Your Identity
In this episode, Mark Gerzon discusses: The role of identity in conflict and the benefits of widening our identities A three day conference of “systems therapy” regarding climate change, Al […]
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Episode 16: Caroline Casey – Spiralling Out of Conflict
In this episode, Caroline Casey discusses: Living with a coyote for 19 years, from which she got first-hand experience negotiating with a trickster The unexpected link between irony and compassion […]
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Episode 14: Dr. Keith Kahn-Harris – Rebranding Conflict Resolution Through Civility
In this episode, Dr. Keith Kahn-Harris discusses: Social media’s positive and negative impacts on conflict Self-restraint and how it differs from repression Civility and self-interest The democratic, liberating potential of […]
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Episode 12: Dr. Ben Hoffman – Looking Violence in the Face
In this episode, Dr. Ben Hoffman discusses: Spiritual elements of conflict work Our search for what Ben calls “sacred meaning” Power dynamics in conflict, e.g. his time working with President […]
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Episode 10: Val Napoleon – Female Tricksters: The First Law Teachers
Val Napoleon is a professor, visual artist, and author from northeast British Columbia (the Treaty 8 part of the province) and a member of Saulteau First Nation. She’s also an […]