Who doesn't have conflict in their lives? Whether at work, at home or somewhere out in the world we are all affected by conflict even when it is indirect. The impact of poorly managed conflict can devastate lives. With 30 years’ experience mediating conflict and training peacemakers, Maria has held people’s hearts through everything from workplace hostility, board room battles, belligerent teenage... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsManagementBusinessSociety & Culture |
In this episode of "All Things Conflict," Maria Arpa introduces a new series titled "Justice Redesigned," which explores the complexities of justice and social impact in today's world. Drawing on her 30 years of experience in social justice, Maria em... more
In this episode of "All Things Conflict," Maria reflects on the key insights gained from a series of conversations with leaders and executives, emphasizing the importance of slowing down and truly listening to one another. The discussion highlights h... more
In this episode of "All Things Conflict," Maria Arpa welcomes Michelle Pinckney, a nurturing community member and caterer, to discuss the often-overlooked impacts of conflict within community settings. Drawing from her experiences, Michelle shares in... more
In this episode of "All Things Conflict," Maria welcomes Aziz Kamara, a delay expert in the construction industry, to discuss the complexities of dispute resolution in large-scale projects. Aziz explains his role in investigating why construction pro... more
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Maria is an accomplished, speaker, and knows how to interview. Great podcast
So insightful and so many incredible things learned from these episodes!
Great interview, very powerful and informative for ladies to understand how women’s profiles have evolved in the workplace and how to manage a difficult personal situation, very useful and looking forward to hearing more
Maria Arpa and her guests open up about the meaning and intricacies of conflict. Not only do they delve into what conflict is but illustrate beautifully how it can be navigated. This is a brilliant podcast, with humour, insight and wisdom. Something for everyone here.
The creator and guests of “All Things Conflicted” are incredibly inspirational. Thank you for being a model for what is possible in a world where we are terrified to be true to ourselves. Through you, we get a sense of what empowerment must feel like. Listening to your journeys helps us put a mirror up to ourselves to consider honestly how far we are from that ideal of being true to self and hopefully begin to take steps towards taking responsibility for what we are allowing and therefore co cre... more
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Focusing on the pervasive nature of conflict in various aspects of life, the discussions revolve around understanding and resolving conflicts, whether they arise in the workplace, between family members, or within communities. Various episodes explore important themes such as conflict resolution strategies, the role of understanding and empathy in mediation, and the human dynamics involved in negotiation and healing. With a rich background of experiences, insights are shared not only on the mechanics of conflict resolution but also on the emotional and psychological elements that influence conflict dynamics. Unique methodologies, like the Dialogue Road Map, are highlighted as effective tools for promoting peace and understanding. This podca... more
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Recent guests on All Things Conflict include:
1. Michelle Pinkney
2. Aziz Kamara
3. Ruth Allington
4. Cindy Kashani
5. Patrick Dunne
6. Abdul Karim
7. Gio Notarbartolo
8. Robin Shohet
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