My guest is Nathan Smolensky, Independent strategist and Author of the book <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://nathansmolensky.com/books">Common Ground from the Ground Up: How rethinking politics can help us feel heard, heal relationships, and fix our democracy</a>. This book offers mindsets and tools we can use to engage in more productive conversations and lay the foundation for positive societal change.

My guest is Nathan Smolensky, Independent strategist and Author of the book Common Ground from the Ground Up: How rethinking politics can help us feel heard, heal relationships, and fix our democracy. This book offers mindsets and tools we can use to engage in more productive conversations and lay the foundation for positive societal change.

My guest is Nathan Smolensky, Independent strategist and Author of the book <a href="https://nathansmolensky.com/books" rel="noopener noreferrer">Common Ground from the Ground Up: How rethinking politics can help us feel heard, heal relationships, and fix our democracy</a>. This book offers mindsets and tools we can use to engage in more productive conversations and lay the foundation for positive societal change.

Nathan Smolensky on Finding Common Ground in Our Everyday Lives

Civity is a culture of deliberately engaging in relationships of respect and empathy with others who are different.
Our world today is one of haves and have-nots, insiders and outsiders, people who belong and people who are marginalized because they are other.
By reaching out person-to-person to others who are different, all of us together create the relational infrastructure to build solidarity, justice, and resilience in our communities.
Our differences are our strengths. This is ‘civity.’
Our podcast showcases interviews with people bridging power-based divides to move communities forward on issues grounded in inequities.

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Civity is a culture of deliberately engaging in relationships of respect and empathy with others who are different. Our world today is one of haves and have-nots, insiders and outsiders, people who belong and people who are marginalized because they are other. By reaching out person-to-person to others who are different, all of us together create the relational infrastructure to build solidarity, justice, and resilience in our communities. Our differences are our strengths. This is ‘civity.’ Our podcast showcases interviews with people bridging power-based divides to move communities forward on issues grounded in inequities.

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