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Pastors, Music Directors, and Conflict Resilience

In this episode, Bob Bordone shares how best practices in conflict resolution can benefit the working relationships between pastors, musicians, parish staff, and the diversity of gifts in the congregations they serve alongside.

On Conflict Resilience

On this episode of The Podcast on Negotiation, Bob sits down with Remi Smolinski to discuss what we are missing in education around conflict, especially when resolution or problem-solving seems unlikely. Specifically, Bob discusses his ideas on conflict resilience and how developing it can improve your physical health.

Calling Them Evil, Misses Their Story

In this episode, I discuss negotiation principles in many new spheres in life. I explain what kind of projects I worked on as a clinical professor of negotiation and mediation at Harvard; how I decided to focus on public policy issues in negotiation; how I started my YouTube channel; and my ideas/initiatives about using negotiation in the most contentious issues in politics in the US.

Agility at Work: One Step Ahead

In this podcast, the heart of the conversation with Mike Wheeler and Kimberlyn Leary is on “conflict resilience.” It is the ability to sit with and be present around those with whom we have fundamentally different views.

You Said What?

Part two . Resilience is a hot topic these days. I talk with Ernie Sander about a new concept that I’ve been studying called “conflict resilience.” We also discuss my work helping to restart a dialogue between leaders of the Catholic Church and disaffected parishioners in the wake of the sex abuse scandals.


You Said What?

In part one of this podcast with Ernie Sander, we discuss how we seem to have lost the ability to talk with people who have opinions that are different than ours. We either just blast the other person and walk away—or stifle our differences and say nothing.

Trust Talk with Severin de Wit

In this interview, Tim Masselink and I talk with Severin de Wit on what it takes to build trust during negotiations.

National Institute for Civil Discourse Chat

In this podcast, I talk to Tim Shaffer from NICD about Conflict Resilience and Engaging Values, Not Positions.

Beyond Hourly Podcast

This podcast is a flashback to a discussion last year when Clive Bowman, Omni Bridgeway’s Global Chief Investment Officer chatted with me about negotiation strategies for commercial dispute resolution.

Media Roundtable: State of the Union Panel with Knights of the Media Roundtable

In this episode, Knights of the Media Roundtable, I join the panel discussion about the divided state of our union, sharing our vision and plans to make positive change.

The Extra Mile - The Official Charity Miles Podcast

Gene Gurkoff and I have a conversation about the importance of how (and why) to have uncomfortable conversations.

Bob Bordone is a senior fellow at Harvard Law School, a former Harvard Law School Professor, and Founder and former Director of the Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program.

The Extra Mile - The Official Charity Miles Podcast

In this conversation, I talk to Gene Gurkoff about why to have uncomfortable conversations and how to develop conflict resilience.

PopTech 2018

Listen as I address PopTech 2018 on Conflict Resilience.

Healing the Divide - United and Together with Marilyn Utz

Host Marilyn Utz speaks with me about how Conflict Resilience can help us with uncomfortable conversations, encouraging us to graciously listen to others while sharing our own points of view.

Behind The Knife: The Surgery Podcast

I spoke with hosts Meghana and Shreya at the Association for Women Surgeons 2018 annual conference about the negotiation skills session I lead while at the conference

All Rise!

All Rise! is a longform interview podcast in which Harvard Law 3Ls Brady Bender and Pete Davis interview members of the Harvard community. On this episode I discussed my path to becoming a law professor and what skills people need to hone for negotiation and mediation.

Intentional Performers with Brian Levenson

Brian Levenson and I have a far-reaching conversation about how great negotiators are purposive, mindful, and intentional performers. We discuss the connection between outstanding performance in sports — on the field, the court, or a hockey rink — and the connection between outstanding performance in a board meeting or a high-stakes diplomatic or congressional negotiation.


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