
From politics to the personal, we're about bridging rigid partisan divides and listening with respect to different points of view. Our podcast is hosted by longtime journalist Richard Davies. We challenge authors, experts and provocateurs in a search for positive, practical ideas. Guests include David Blankenhorn, Mónica Guzmán, Dr. Francis Collins, and other leaders and members of Braver Angels. ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 441 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

More than at any time in our nation’s history, news coverage of politics and public events is dominated by national media, but many of the solutions to Americans toxic partisan divides are to be found at the local level.
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Many people say Thanksgiving is their favorite holiday: No cards to be sent. No presents to be purchased. A pause with family and close friends before the year-end holiday rush.
Thanksgiving is about gratitude, but it can also be a time of anxiety,... more
Just over three months into his new role as leader of Braver Angels, we hear from CEO Maury Giles about his hopes, plans and goals for America's largest volunteer-led movement working to bridge partisan divides and disagree better for the common good... more
Liberals and conservatives are caught in a politically toxic feedback loop. Our guest, Zachary Elwood, argues that when people express contempt for those on the other side, they contribute to a cycle of conflict that weakens our nation.
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There are a lot of good guests and a lot of good and useful information. But the whole are coming to the narrative that we need a lot of nuclear power is just so depressing and its utterly uninformed nature. Bring Stanford University Mark Jacobson on to the show to set yourselves straight. Other than that, a lot of good stuff.
I don’t know how to leave a review on a single episode but the interview with James Pethokoukis was embarrassing. Advocating for tripling down on tech savorism and environmental deregulation to save us is not optimism it’s naivety and denial.
Perfectly reasonable to have him on to share his ideas but to not even ask him about how unfettered neoliberal capitalism and a head in the sand approach to tech development are major contributors to every issue we face today doesn’t instill a lot of conf... more
I always enjoy this podcast. It's intriguing guests, offering interesting takes on a variety of topics, combined with the knowledge and insights of it's hosts, draws me back again and again.
Nuanced, sensible and practical. Refreshing to find this common sense podcast. You will, too.
Genial and wide ranging. Easy to listen to and learn from
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Offering a thoughtful approach to bridging divides on various pressing topics, this podcast engages listeners in discussions that range from politics to personal experiences. With a commitment to respectful dialogue, hosts invite a variety of guests, including experts and advocates, to explore practical solutions to societal challenges and foster understanding among differing viewpoints. Notable themes include civic engagement, political polarization, storytelling, and the importance of dialogue for healing divisions. The insightful and often unique perspectives of the guests combined with the facilitators' experience create an environment conducive to constructive conversation and hopeful discourse.
Listeners can benefit from a broad arra... more
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