2022-03-21
57 分钟Dionna and Denise had a professional relationship that mostly worked–until it didn’t. After a string of mishaps in their workplace, a comment Denise made online sparked a fallout between the two coworkers. In this episode, we hear from both women about the power of impact regardless of intent, how assumptions cloud communication, and why forgiveness requires accountability, transparency, and a willingness to put yourself in another person’s shoes. This is an episode of the podcast Conversations With People Who Hate Me, another show from the TED Audio Collective. You can find and follow the show wherever you’re listening to this.
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Hi everyone, it's Chris Duffy here.
So first of all, some exciting news.
We have started producing the next season of how to be a better human, and I'm really excited to tell you that we are going to be coming back at the end of June with new episodes.
In the meantime, here is something a little different to tide you over.
This is an episode of conversations with people who hate me.
This is another show in the Ted audio collective, and in this show, host Dylan Marin moderates conversations between people who think that they see the world differently, arguing, lovers, feuding friends, even haters and Internet trolls.
But despite the title, conversations with people who hate me is not a show about hate.
Rather, it's intimate, it's moving, and it's often surprisingly funny.
It's part therapy session, part confessional.
This is a podcast about talking it out to understand each other.
Dylan is one of my closest friends and you might remember that he has also been a guest on how to be a better human.
So I'm so excited for you to hear his work and his podcast.
It's fantastic.
We're going to share a sneak preview of a new episode of his show right now, and if you like what you hear, you can find and follow conversations with people who hate me wherever you're listening to this.
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Hey, and welcome back to conversations with people who hate me, the show where we have difficult conversations about complicated topics.