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Disagree better

Tammy Lenski

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How we handle conflict has an impact on the resilience of our vital relationships, the caliber of our decisions, the success of our careers, and our peace of mind. Mediator, conflict resolution teacher, and author Tammy Lenski, Ed.D., uses storytelling and science to help us transform our experience with conflict and inspire us to disagree better at work and at home. The podcast was formerly called The Space Between.
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Respectfully Disagree

The Swaddle

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Respectfully Disagree is The Swaddle Team’s very own podcast series, where each week we get together to discuss and dissect the issues we passionately differ on. This podcast is brought to you by TS Studios, a production company that brings The Swaddle’s storytelling and creative point of view to original podcasts and films.
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Disagreeably Yours

Thembi & Whit

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Hosted by Maryland natives Whitney, married, future father of one, and Thembi, formerly known as married, current mother of one, Disagreeably Yours is their safe space to sound off against each other and the world. From popular culture to personal arguments, join them on a journey of life and laughs to keep from crying about the current state of humanity. You're welcome to eavesdrop into “private” conversations between man and woman, not only as just friends, but as people at dissimilar poin ...
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What's The Disagreement: A News Podcast from Every Angle

David James "Oz" Pittman, Joe Victor, Chris Schneider

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Are your political beliefs keeping you trapped in an echo chamber? Discover what’s really driving the divide between left and right. In a world overwhelmed by divisive rhetoric and polarized opinions, What's The Disagreement peels back the layers of political conflict to reveal the deeper truths driving our disconnection. If you're looking to move beyond the noise and explore actionable insights for fostering real dialogue, this is your chance to see both sides with fresh eyes and a critical ...
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Reel Disagreement

Amy and Rob

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Two friends with vastly different taste in movies make each other watch movies they can't believe the other one hasn't seen yet. Some are classics, some are guilty pleasures, but the chat is always contentious. Warning! Spoilers and naughty words.
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Happy To Disagree

Hillboyz

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Welcome to the Happy-2-Dis(agree) podcast where a dad and his three sons almost never agree on sports, politics, pop culture, and everything in between. And they like it that way.
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Agree 2 Disagree

EmpireJeff

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Hosted by Empire Jeff The official difference of opinion podcast is here to destroy all of the false narratives. I'm here to take them all down, one sports nemesis at a time.
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Agree To Disagree

Agree To Disagree

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Agree to Disagree is a discussion based movie podcast, in which the hosts, Alex and Andrew, will debate about the different aspects of a film taking completely different sides in the process. In this podcast we aim to give the world just what it needs right now, more confrontation.
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Comedians Jordan Coburn (a socialist) and Steve Schustek (a libertarian) invite comics on to disagree with them about a variety of topics, large and small. We're not experts, we just miss the days when you could talk about tough topics without deleting each other on Facebook. Complete with dirty jokes and different opinions, there's something for everyone on I Disagree!
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Two Guys Who Sometimes Disagree

Micah Linkletter and Nick Stinson

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Micah Linkletter and Nick Stinson talk about life, common questions, controversies and news... if you can make any sense of it between the nonsense joked cracked and laugh attacks. Hosted from Immanuel Baptist Church, Two Guys Who Sometimes Disagree shoots to answer questions on life from two different lives that interconnect through one thing: Youth Ministry. So whether it be laughing fits or extremely deep conversation, Two Guys Who Sometimes Disagree will surely leave you with a smile. (N ...
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Pedigree to Disagree

Eric Seaborg

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We’re not famous, popular, or looking to push an agenda…we’re just related with a passion for dissecting any topic to discover its roots, why it does, doesn’t, or should matter, or simply because it is interesting to us. But, will the generations that separate this dad (Gingy) and his adult daughter (Jacqui) prove too challenging to find a compromise or at least understand a different side to the story? Listen in as we search for an intergenerational connection to our topic which may get pas ...
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Agree to Disagree Sports Talk

AgreetoDisagreeSportsTalk

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We have been talking about starting up a podcast for a long time AND finally we did it! Two friends talking about something they both love SPORTS we talk about previous games, upcoming games we also give you what we thought were the 5 big headlines of this past week! New episodes will be released every Friday we are also working on getting this into iTunes we cant wait to see what the future holds for #ATD
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Randall Geddings, a therapist, shares an experience of conflict with a close friend, Rick started hanging out with someone Randall didn't trust, and Randall expressed his feelings about their relationship. The argument escalated. Randall reflects on how his calm, analytical approach to arguments clashes with those who expect emotional intensity. Ul…
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Rachel McNamara is a health educator. She identifies as a recovering conflict avoider and has worked hard to recast relational tension. Rachel explains how several key conflicts in her life showed her that setting boundaries doesn’t end relationships - boundaries clarify, even strengthens relationships. She highlights key tactics for navigating con…
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Are our egos fueling the echo chambers we live in? How do we break free from these ideological bubbles that shape our worldviews? In this episode, we dive deep into the intersection of ego and echo chambers. Are we all just reinforcing our own beliefs instead of seeking the truth? And with a new president who embodies pure ego, how will this affect…
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Ever feel like political conversations today are just people yelling past each other? What if we could actually listen and engage—without backing down? In a world where political discussions are often filled with hostility, misinformation, and tribalism, What's the Disagreement? is here to challenge the norm. Three co-hosts—each from different poli…
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Jamelle Bouie is a columnist at the New York Times. The way he argues in public is very different from the way he argues in his private life. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at [email protected] Follow us on InstagramMichael Lee
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Barclay Murphy's husband was killed in Afghanistan in 2005. She's been arguing with the federal government about spousal death benefits ever since. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at [email protected] Follow us on InstagramMichael Lee
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When Kyle Gillette, now a theater professor at Trinity University in San Antonio, was 18, he followed his dream of exploring the world of art and ideas and attended a liberal arts college. His father and stepfather thought he was making a mistake, one that would risk poverty and unpredictability. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic…
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Aly Kenny has been teaching manners and mindfulness classes for 10 years and has a popular Instagram account (@chasingcivility) devoted to these subjects. Aly had to face her own manners and mindfulness crisis not too long ago. She was having some work done in her house, and she was shocked when the handyman showed up carrying tools, a ladder, and …
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Techa Smalls-Brown was working on her Ph.D. during the COVID crisis. When one of Techa's friends and fellow doctoral students tested positive for COVID, the ensuing dispute over whether and how to interact in a tight space threatened their relationship. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at [email protected]
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Dr. Annie Andrews is a pediatrician and mom. After working as a pediatrician at children's hospitals for 15 years, she decided to run for Congress and became the Democratic nominee in South Carolina’s first congressional district in 2022. The campaign was vicious on the whole, but one issue - trans healthcare - grew so big that it dominated the hea…
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Joel Caldwell is a accomplished photographer, writer, and filmmaker whose work has appeared in the New York Times, National Geographic, and many other outlets. For the past ten years he has focused on telling conservation and environmental justice stories from around the world. He characterizes himself as non-confrontational. Is he? Tell us your ar…
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Nicholas Mosvick has worked within and on behalf of the American conservative intellectual movement for many years. He has witnessed several variations of one central fight on the right: what is conservatism? Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at [email protected] Follow us on Instagram…
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Mia McLeod is a prominent former state senator in South Carolina. During her time in office, Mia wanted to make sure that political appointees were qualified for their jobs. One of Mia's colleagues became furious that she was disrupting the normal political process. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at whenwedis…
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Before Brian Turner was the president and CEO of the Preservation Society of Charleston, he worked for the National Trust for Historic Preservation for several years. In a sense, Brian's career has been defined by legal, social, and historical debates about America's past, but one dispute about whether Steve Jobs could demolish a historic home in C…
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Before Mike Serazio was a professor at Boston College, he was an investigative journalist. He loved the work, but the persistent and heated interpersonal conflicts that journalists face took a toll on him. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at [email protected] Follow us on Instagram…
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Nafees Alam is an influential proponent of viewpoint diversity. His support for viewpoint diversity is motivated by a memorable disagreement about race he had over a decade ago. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at [email protected] Follow us on InstagramMichael Lee
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For our final episode of Respectfully Disagree this year, we dive into the biggest cultural moments of 2024 — from Taylor Swift's Eras Tour to breakout films this year; to celeb (read:influencer) culture, and a spur of conservative internet phenomenons. Join us as we unpack what made waves, what fizzled out, and what left us questioning everything.…
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This week, we're re-releasing an episode as the year winds up. Tune in as we discuss friendship boundaries, community living, and if it's realistic to dream about growing old with friends. Respectfully Disagree is The Swaddle Team’s very own podcast series, in which we get together to discuss and dissect the issues we passionately differ on.Featuri…
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What motivates us when everything feels meaningless? This week on Respectfully Disagree, we dive into nihilism as the mood of the moment—from climate catastrophe TikToks to dark humor in TV, and how shared dread has reshaped our culture. Plus, we play a bonus game to unpack this year’s most existentially absurd moments.Credits:-Featuring: Alexa De …
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Mikaela Neubauer's father and brothers often tease her about her political beliefs. More specifically, they will make statements - Christopher Columbus was a good person, for example - to provoke Mikaela and seem to enjoy her frustration. When We Disagree is on holiday break until January 8, 2025. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topi…
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Doug Sprei has organized hundreds of debates reaching thousands of college students since 2018. One stands out. When We Disagree is on holiday break until January 8, 2025. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at [email protected] Follow us on InstagramMichael Lee
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In this week's episode of Respectfully Disagree, we look at how woke culture has evolved, what's changed since last year and why. Besides the general cultural fatigue with sincere discussions around feminism, body positivity, mental health, and inclusion, we discuss 'wokeness' in politics and dissect the real question: is woke culture over?Credits:…
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Margaret Seidler was researching her family's history in a library archive and discovered a shocking secret. A member of her family was a prominent figure in the buying and selling of enslaved African people in the early 1800s. Margaret went public and wrote a book about her discovery of this history. When she encouraged other families with similar…
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Tom Cunneff got into a heated political argument on social media with a childhood friend. Tom felt that he was rude during the argument and personally apologized to his friend. His apology led to curious results. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at [email protected] Follow us on Instagram…
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From lookalike contests to Ranbir Kapoor's latest faux pas, November gave us plenty to debate. This week on Respectfully Disagree, we ask why people are suddenly “holding space” for everything, dissect the 'Chuttamalle' phenomenon, and try to crown the real Telugu anthem. Is it Ooo Antava or Kissikku? Tune in to find out! Respectfully Disagree is T…
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Maureen Tobin was the Communications and Engagement manager for a small town in California during the COVID outbreak. She dealt with a tremendous amount of blowback related to public health information, lockdowns, mask restrictions, and more. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at [email protected] Follow u…
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Tracie Potts was the PTA president at a local school. When she and a colleague disagreed about PTA priorities, Tracie thought the best way forward was for the whole organization to vote on which option they thought was best. Tracie lost that vote and set about leading an organization while having a bruised ego. Tell us your argument stories! Email …
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This week, YouTube creator Meghnad, aka 'Meghnerd,' joins us on Respectfully Disagree to break down Maharashtra's elections. We dive into the state’s political faction splits, how electoral politics has historically shaped Mumbai’s culture, and the myth-making of political personas beyond their ballot promises.Credits:-Co-Producers: Vasudhaa Naraya…
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Becky Kuehl was moderating a debate about the future of feminism at a South Dakota library. When a participant made an argument that Becky didn't agree with - and then nobody in the audience challenges the claim - Becky had to decide whether to abandon her neutral role as debate moderator. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic sugges…
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Whether it’s Sabrina Carpenter's bedroom pop tunes or the OG sadboy Drake's melodies, situationships have turned into a full-fledged pop culture genre. This week, we unpack situationship-inspired music and TV tropes, dating fatigue in 2024 and why women are increasingly choosing celibacyChapter Timestamps:-00:00 - 01:16 - Intro01:17 - 05:04 - Datin…
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What does it mean for a group of people to be "positively," "negatively," "accurately," or "inaccurately" represented in media? Ed Schiappa has spent quite some time thinking about these questions, and his research complicates what many think of as a "good" representation. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at wh…
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This week, we're re-releasing our conversation with therapist Farah Maneckshaw who joins us to discuss why Indians struggle with setting boundaries, what it actually means to ‘be triggered,’ and the dangers of seeing therapy as bias-free.Respectfully Disagree is The Swaddle Team’s very own podcast series, in which we get together to discuss and dis…
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Kathy Black's commitment to showing respect for others - as well as her Christian faith - are tested during a disagreement with her daughter. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at [email protected] Follow us on InstagramMichael Lee
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This week on Respectfully Disagree, we discuss whether American TV is in fact making space for South Asian representation with it's Diwali themed episodes, why everyone is in designer clothes this festive season, and whether the commercialisation of Diwali has inadvertently impacted how we celebrate it.Credits:-Featuring: The Savala VadaCo-Producer…
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April is fairly conservative and doesn't support Donald Trump. April's sister, another conservative, loves Trump. April is worried that the difficulty of finding common political ground will harm their relationship. Tell us your argument stories! Email guest and topic suggestions to us at [email protected] Follow us on Instagram…
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This week, The Savala Vada joins us to discuss the backhanded compliment from The Onion, how to be funny during end times, the things we don't joke about enough (oppressors), the things we wouldn't ever joke about (the oppressed), and how we might all be hallucinating. Bonus: This is the (somewhat) official voice reveal of The Savala Vada. Credits:…
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This week, Manisha Pande — Managing Editor at The Newslaundry and host of media criticism show TV Newsance — joins us to discuss media literacy, Tata obituaries, the pros and cons of fixating on terminology in journalism, and whether "objectivity" exists. Credits:-Featuring: Manisha Pande Co-Producers: Vasudhaa Narayanan, Rohitha NaraharisettyEdit …
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Send us a text Thanks for joining us! If you have any topic ideas, leave a comment. Music by Rockot From Pixabay #podcast #entertainment We are also on Youtube! www.youtube.com/@AgreeToDisagreeWithUSAgree To Disagree
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The Tribe just dropped, and The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives is on its 3rd season. But do these shows fail to entertain? This week we discuss whether the new crop of Indian reality tv feels too scripted, and whether they miss the authenticity and drama required to keep viewers hooked. Respectfully Disagree is The Swaddle Team’s very own podcas…
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