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Host Timothy Regan takes listeners into an authentic experience of mediation with a guest experiencing a real conflict.
Our topic this week: “That was a great weekend with the ladies, and now the damages!”
How the Talk It Out Radio Mediation Project works:
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A how-to and what-to-do program where skilled hosts welcome guests and callers to practice empathy, mindfulness, and effective communication. Do you want tools for connection, conflict resolution, and compassion for self and others? We explore skills, knowledge and resources to empower you to connect across differences.
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Host Timothy Regan shares a presentation by a fellow Certified Trainer of Nonviolent Communication Dian Killian Ph.D.
Dian takes us with wonder and warmth into the language and experience of human empathy, helping us to remember how empathy can make life more wonderful.
You can learn more about her work at: https://workcollaboratively.com/
This recording is offered by permission from The NVC Academy, and Mary McKenzie, our colleague who directs and curates the rich library of recordings there. In both audio and video, you can find training there on the many applications of NVC in all walks of life: parenting, activism, healing, partnerships, romance, business, mediation, and so much more.
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How To Support Friends When They Have Been Abusive
How do we humanize the conversations about people who have committed acts of inter-partner abuse? Host Nancy Kahn, along with guest Jesse Markus, opens up a meaningful exploration of how society fails to rehabilitate people with a history of inter-partner abuse.
Tonight’s guest, Jesse Markus, shares personal stories on his history in drug and alcohol recovery; his experiences of being publicly canceled and shamed; his views on this controversial topic informed by his leftist politics, prison abolitionism mindset, and his commitment to community and mutual aid. Jesse is collaborating with others to create a burgeoning fellowship for people who are recovering from patterns of abusive behavior.
Tune in to KPFA 94.1 FM, Berkeley, CA (www.KPFA.org for livestreaming) on Sunday nights from 7-8 pm PST.
photo: Breno Machado via Unsplash
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Host Timothy Regan demonstrates a mediation conversation with a woman facing a real conflict in her life. As you listen, the principles of empathy and Nonviolent Communication are explained by Timothy throughout the process.
Timothy’s eloquent guest shares her experience bravely and honestly, as a gift to anyone experiencing conflict, as she follows the process of Nonviolent Communciation mediation. She experiences a shift in her relationship to the other person in this conflict as the process unfolds.
Mild content warning: this is a conflict that involves emotional pain, anger, and the dynamics of racism.
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