How can we foster deeper connections in an age of division and outrage?

In this episode, Kurt Gray, author of Outraged: Why We Fight about Morality and Politics—and How to Find Common Ground, joins the podcast to share insights into why political divides exist and how we can bridge them.

Kurt, a professor and psychologist, explores the psychological forces that shape our moral beliefs, revealing surprising truths about human nature and the motivations behind our political choices.

Gray’s research challenges common myths about morality and highlights how empathy, storytelling, and mutual understanding can foster more civil discourse—even with those who hold opposing views. His findings are not only transformative but offer hope for reconnecting families, communities, and workplaces.

Listen in to discover:

• Why humans are driven by fear rather than aggression in political decision-making.
• How to engage in productive political conversations without triggering outrage.
• The three myths that drive political division—and how to overcome them.
• The power of personal stories over facts when bridging ideological divides.

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Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9C