Jenny Medrano, Building Bridges Shift program manager, talks with us about their specific communication model that supports people through conflict and other challenging conversations. 

Bestselling author, Celeste Headlee, explores how to have difficult conversations and discusses her book, We Need to Talk, which is the 2020 book selection for Conflict Resolution Month in Colorado

Ken Cloke discusses working through conflict that centers on political issues and ideologies. 

Regina Smith and Amanda Aguilera of Naropa University discuss the ways that power impacts conflict. 

An interview with Rabbi Joe Black from Temple Emanuel in Denver, Colorado on the topics of interpersonal and interfaith conflict. 

Dr. Kemp is an author, scholar, and coach focused on racial justice from a mindful, healing, and practical lens. This episode we explore the work she does  through her transformational program, Racial Justice from the Heart.

The Conflict Center is a nonprofit in Denver, Colorado which equips people with practical skills to navigate, transform, and embrace everyday conflict.  In this episode, Executive Director Beth Yohe gives tips and strategies that support productive problem solving in this very difficult and intense time.  

What do we do when others "mess up"? What about when we "mess up" ourselves? MacArthur Genius Grant recipient, Loretta J. Ross talks with us about "Calling In," a practice that encourages us to keep moving forward together while also holding each other accountable when we make mistakes. Learn more about Loretta J. Ross at lorettajross.com.

Welcome to our new podcast, Well, That Went Sideways! This brief episode introduces our hosts and what you can expect from each episode.