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On this edition of Peace Talks Radio, we explore political division. Research shows that polarization isn’t just something we see in politics or with elected officials, but that it is affecting our relationships with family members, neighbors,
On this edition of Peace Talks Radio, we’ll take a look at hostage negotiations. From criminal kidnappings to political pawns, hostage taking is a tragic business that captivates news readers and fills the plots of thrillers, and - as we've see
It's a compendium of highlights from just one season in the long-running award-winning PEACE TALKS RADIO series. You'll hear clips from our series about "Reconciling Estrangement", "Homelessness Through a Peacemaking Lens", "Flipping Extremists
On today's episode, correspondent Priyanka Shankar talks to songwriter, speaker and author David LaMotte, who wrote WORLD-CHANGING 101: CHALLENGING THE MYTH OF POWERLESSNESS and John Lawrence Graham, the author of the book CHARLOTTE'S WAR to un
On this edition of Peace Talks Radio, we explore the incredibly common yet largely undiscussed topic of estrangement. In a national survey, almost 30 percent of American adults reported cutting off contact with a family member. And 1 in 10 repo
On this edition of Peace Talks Radio, we’ll take a look at transitional justice through Truth and Reconciliation Commissions. We’ve looked at the topic of transitional justice in a 2021 episode, but now look at different examples of Commissions
On this edition of PEACE TALKS RADIO, we explore what the sudden onset or revelation of an illness or disorder means for a relationship, be it familial, friendship or romantic. This change can be incredibly frightening, bringing with it emotion
On this edition of PEACE TALKS RADIO, we’ll explore the challenges surrounding conflicts around cultural appropriation. Cultural appropriation involves adopting elements from a culture or identity that’s not your own in a way that may be harmfu
In many urban settings, there is a significant unhoused population on the streets. According to the some recent data, more than half a million people in the United States are unhoused. Many of us want to help but may feel conflicted about how.
A threat of both international and domestic terrorism has been a constant in our world for decades now. Radicalization of individuals to practice such terrorism has been identified as one of the key reasons behind these attacks forcing governm
On this edition of Peace Talks Radio, talk about what it means to be an ally to members of marginalized communities, and the necessary discomfort that comes with growing our awareness about our participation in oppressive structures in society,
How can a theatre modality called Theatre of the Oppressed work to raise awareness about the mechanisms of oppression that exist in societies, and empower both performers and audience members to take concrete steps towards social change? PEACE
On this anniversary special, you'll hear an inspirational sampling of just some of the nearly 800 guests the program has featured dating back to the pilot show in 2002, all the way through 2022. After the 9/11 attacks of 2001, Suzanne Kryder an
It's a compendium of highlights from just one season in the long-running award-winning PEACE TALKS RADIO series. You'll hear clips from our series about "Sharing Living Space Peacefully", "Improving The Nobel Peace Prize", "Managing News Anxiet
This episode seeks to highlight solutions which help humans and wildlife coexist. It highlights the reasons behind why conflicts take place and how policymakers are addressing it. It also addresses how each of us can handle conflicts with the a
We’ll hear from Dr. Dana Rose Garfin, Assistant Professor of Community Health Sciences at UCLA, about how repeated media coverage of crises can cause anxiety, PTSD, and even cardiovascular symptoms. Also, with us, Ja’Nel Johnson Phillips, Weste
On this edition of Peace Talks Radio, Part 2 of our investigation intoconflict in the most intimate of places we spend much of our time - athome and in our shared living spaces. This two-part series looks at why weget into the conflicts w
On this edition of Peace Talks Radio, we’ll be talking about why it’s sohard to live well together. How can we use the conflicts that arise ineveryday living situations to reflect on why we are the way we are, how wecan better understand
What do you think of when you think of abusive relationships? Probablyadults, married, right? We often overlook the age group that is perhapsmost susceptible and underprepared to handle domestic abuse—teens.According to iloverespect.org,
The Nobel Peace Prize was established by Alfred Nobel, the Swedishinventor and philanthropist, in 1901. Committee members in Norway meetprivately to consider nominees. They look for world leaders who advancethe cause of peace. But in rece
Every time a group of people line up along the external borders of acountry, debates heat up among government leaders with respect tomigration and asylum procedures. On this episode of PEACE TALKS RADIO,correspondent Priyanka Shankar explore
On this PEACE TALKS RADIO episode, correspondent Sen Zhan explores threeperspectives on the nature of intercultural conflict in transculturalAsian immigrants in western countries. When East meets West in themodern-day, it’s not only cultures
On this edition of PEACE TALKS RADIO, we’ll dive into a deeperunderstanding of some terms we’re all now much more familiar with termslike misinformation, disinformation, and even “fake news”, then we’ll lookat ways to block their negative im
Perhaps, you’ve heard of “Pacifism” but have you heard of “AnarchoPacifism.” What’s the difference between the two? On this edition of PeaceTalks Radio, we’ll talk with a sociology professor and an activist/scholarwho help us understand A
This time on PEACE TALKS RADIO, we talk with three guests about “Cities ofAsylum” – also known as “Cities of Refuge” -- communities that put out thewelcome mat for writers, artists, journalists, and human rights defenderswhose work puts t
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