#19-Having Civil Dialogues

Thinking Clearly
05/01/2018 58 min Episodio 19
#19-Having Civil Dialogues

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Episode Synopsis

With incivility on the rise in the U.S., this episode focuses on the importance of and methods for having civil dialogues. Bob and Julia discuss the topic with Arizona State University Professors Jennifer Linde and Clark Olson, co-founders of the Institute for Civil Dialogue and co-authors of the book "Hot Topics, Cool Heads: A Handbook for Civil Dialogue."

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