Chad and Dr. Robert E. Quinn, Professor Emeritus at the University of Michigan Business School, and author of "The Economics of Higher Purpose" and "Change the World," talk about the role that fear and love play in leadership -- both in organizations and in politics. Quinn says that good leaders go forth to die ... and explains how moving from problem solving to finding a higher purpose transforms managers into leaders.

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Chad and Jo Schaeffer, a senior consultant with the Arbinger Institute discuss the way fear blinds us in conflict, how to befriend fear and introduce love and wisdom into the conversation and then we talk about Jo's "Fear Year" and how she confronted her biggest fears and learned to love more dangerously.

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Chad and his guest Sally Nnamani, Director of PeacePlayers Brooklyn recount her journey from Nigeria to New York City to Belfast to Brooklyn to help lead a reconciliation effort in the USA. They talk gender, race, economics and how to create a more equitable society through Dangerous Love.

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Chad brings on PeacePlayers co-founder Brendan Tuohey and PeacePlayers Executive Director Karen Doubilet to talk about how PeacePlayers got founded, what the program looks like in the Middle East, Northern Ireland, South Africa, Cyprus and in the US and what they've learned about dangerous love through this two decade project.

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Chad speaks with two participants from from his favorite NGO, PeacePlayers. Toot, an Israeli and Duha, a Palestinian, reflect on how basketball helped them bridge one of the biggest divides in the world to become friends, and then peacebuilders, in Jerusalem.

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Chad and his guest Sunset Elementary TA Principal Eliza Elkington talk about what dangerous love looks like in parenting. How to teach, set boundaries and rules, and resolve conflict between children and ourselves in a time when it's becoming harder and harder to see them and ourselves as people.

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Chad gives a sneak preview of the new Dangerous Love audiobook. He reads from Chapter 13 "Waiting For Them to Change" where he tells the story about a failed attempt to shame a rogue math teacher in high school and addresses pushback from people who feel that the fairest thing to have happen is for the other person, the person that caused the conflict, to turn first in conflict.

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Do you ever feel like you're not enough? Not enough to be loved? Not good enough or strong enough to forgive or move on? Or, do you ever feel like, in conflict, someone else isn't enough. Or hasn't done enough to deserve your love? Dangerous love can provide answers to both of these challenges.

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Chad and Dangerous Love Social Media Director Bailee Rasmussen highlight Dangerous Love heroes in the world including an ER Doctor, farm laborers and struggling couples and offer a challenge to people who are still struggling with the political polarization of COVID-19.

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Chad is joined by his wife, Amanda Ford, an adjunct intercultural peacebuilding professor focused on interpersonal and family conflict to discuss how to survive sheltering in place with a partner or spouse that you're struggling with.

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