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I’m publishing one podcast episode per day again in the month of November 2025 as part of a challenge called NaPodPoMo. It stands for National Podcast Post Month. November is National Podcast Post Month, and the goal of the challenge is 30 podcast episodes in 30 days. These will be bite-sized episodes related to the Outrage Overload podcast, on various topics, such as describing scientific phenomena discussed on the show.
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91 episodes
since Nov. 1, 2023
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Day 30—the final episode of our 30-day journey into bridging our divides.
Over the last month, we’ve explored everything from navigating disinformation and polarization to building trust and transforming how we relate to one another. We’ve covered big challenges — and big ideas. And today, we’re cl…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Day 29 of our 30-day challenge, bringing us near the conclusion of our deep dive into bridging our divides.
We’ve talked a lot about connection, listening, and disagreement—but there’s a subtle distinction that can make or break your efforts: the difference between dialogue and discourse.
In the co…
Day 28 of our 30-day challenge, continuing our deep dive into bridging our divides.
As we approach the end of this journey, we’re shifting to one of the most action-oriented challenges in the bridging movement:
It’s hard to strengthen community when people rarely come together.
Neighborhood gatheri…
Day 27 of our 30-day challenge, continuing our deep dive into bridging our divides.
Earlier in the series — on Day 9 — we explored how disinformation fuels division with Kamy Akhavan. Today, we’re returning to that same challenge from a new angle.
Because sometimes, trying to correct someone’s “fac…
Day 26 of our 30-day challenge exploring how to bridge our divides.
For the past few weeks, we’ve featured deep, thoughtful answers to big questions from the Bridging Movement Summit — the real questions people across the country are wrestling with.
Today, we’re mixing it up. ⚡️🎧
We invited Lisa Sw…
Day 25 of our 30-day challenge on bridging our divides.
Throughout this series, we’ve explored everything from misinformation to emotional regulation to respectful disagreement. We’ve heard from experts on how to talk across political divides and how to shift from debate to deep listening.
But with…
Day 24 of our 30-day challenge on bridging our divides.
Earlier in this series, on Day 6 and Day 12, we explored a critical question:
How do we create an environment for constructive debate — without expecting people to soften their positions?
Today, we’re diving deeper with a fresh perspective.
Th…
Day 23 of our 30-day challenge, continuing our focus on bridging our divides.
We’ve talked a lot about the problem of social media — the outrage-driven algorithms, the business model built on engagement, and how quickly online debates can escalate into hostility. Most of us only ever encounter this…
Day 22 of our 30-day challenge, continuing our deep exploration into bridging our divides.
Over the past three weeks, we’ve unpacked the fundamentals of dialogue —how to really listen,how to disagree without dehumanizing,and how to face tough conversations with curiosity instead of combat.
But once…
Day 21 of our 30-day challenge, continuing our deep dive into bridging our divides.
Throughout this series, we’ve heard from bridge-builders, psychologists, and civic leaders — people who spend every day thinking about how to bring us back together.
But today, we’re stepping outside the inner circl…
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