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In this episode, Dr. Benjamin Gaddis discusses communication strategies for a world that seemingly wants to avoid having difficult conversations. In topics ranging from toxic workplaces to relationship advice to the effects of screens and the state of education today, he and Tony do what most people should do, but too often avoid– they talk about it.
Gaddis is an Assistant Instructional Professor in the University of Florida's Dial Center for Speech and Communication Studies, where he teaches courses in sport communication, interpersonal communication, and rhetoric and popular culture.
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