# Marshall Rosenberg
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Marshall Bertram Rosenberg (October 6, 1934 – February 7, 2015) was an American psychologist, mediator, author and teacher. Starting in the early 1960s he developed Nonviolent Communication, a process for supporting partnership and resolving conflict within people, in relationships, and in society. He worked worldwide as a peacemaker and in 1984 founded the Center for Nonviolent Communication, an international non-profit organization for which he served as Director of Educational Services.
Empathy Isn't What I Thought
For years, Becky thought empathy meant saying, "I've been there too." It turns out that can leave people feeling less seen, not more.
In this solo episode, Becky shares what she's learned in four years of trying to communicate better. It started with a misunderstanding around her daughter's wedding…
#11 NVC around the clock - is that even possible?
‘I simply don’t manage to use NVC all the time’ – you are not alone! Is it even necessary to communicate non-violently at all times, anywhere and everywhere? We’re going to explore this question in this episode. We’ll go on a journey where we’ll enounter a classic challenge: the screaming child in …
76: Why Smaller Conversations Matter... values and curiosity
In this episode, I sit down with Shawna Percy, suicide prevention specialist and founder of Ag Care Connect, to explore why small conversations can make such a big difference in farm families.
Drawing on 15 years of experience in mental health and suicide prevention, Shawna shares how meaningful c…
I Thought NVC Would Fix Everything
When I first encountered NVC, I believed I had finally found the answer to all life's problems. In this episode, I share three misunderstandings I held myself, and what I've come to understand about the process.
If you've ever hoped a skill could fix your relationships for good, or fix the world, t…
722: Why I Re-wrote My Books (And What You Can Learn from Both)
Hi friends, and welcome back to the podcast. Today's a bit unconventional: normally I'm interviewing somebody in the college admissions world, but this time I'm the guest. I spent some time recently rewriting both my books: College Essay Essentials (about 90%, almost a page-one rewrite) and College…
6: Riley Corrigan - Nonviolent Communication
We talk a lot about having more peaceful conversations, but how do you actually do it? Riley Corrigan joins us to share the tools taught in Nonviolent Communication and give us a playbook for approaching difficult topics.
Learn more about NVC at the Center for Nonviolent Communication: https://ww…
718: Turning the Tide in 2026: Preparing Students for Lives of Caring and Purpose (with Harvard's Making Caring Common)
Hey friends, welcome back to the podcast. Ten years ago, a group at Harvard released a report called Turning the Tide, and it attempted something audacious: getting college admission (of all things) to make caring count. This June, the fourth report in that series came out, written with NACAC's Cen…
Cancel Culture vs Free Speech: Comedian Tony Hawks Exposes the Real Problem
Why are we so obsessed with passing down wealth, and how is it fueling modern inequality? In this eye-opening episode of All Things Conflict, host Maria Arpa sits down with renowned comedian, writer, and author Tony Hawks (Tony Hawks is Giving Nothing Away) to explore the controversial truths behin…
The first 3 things to do when entering a birth space - for doulas, birthkeepers and midwives
Have you ever considered that the way you enter a birth space affects both the birth environment and your attentiveness to serve the woman in front of you?
Brooke & Lauren begin with the preparation before you even get in the car to drive to a birth. How prepared are you for the birth in mind, body…
The Origin Story That Shapes Our Lives
This episode opens with a 2 minute audio clip of Marshall Rosenberg speaking about mis-recognition of needs: the way domination cultures take a natural life energy and teach us to mistake what we need. From there I follow a question he was often asked, when did we get so off track, back to the orig…
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