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Welcome to More In Common Podcast With Rodney Campbell and Keith Richardson. This podcast is our social experiment to examine our belief that we all have more in common than that which divides us. With each new guests we have open, honest, and insightful conversation about the things that matter to them.Copyright 2019 All rights reserved. Sciences sociales
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  • Code Switching: Embracing Identity
    Jul 18 2025

    Summary

    In this conversation, Gerren Taylor and Keith Richardson explore the complexities of code switching, its impact on identity, and how it manifests in professional environments. They discuss personal experiences with code switching, the importance of bringing one's whole self to work, and the necessity of creating psychological safety in the workplace. The dialogue emphasizes the need for curiosity, engagement, and understanding in communication to foster a more inclusive and productive work environment.

    Takeaways

    Code switching can be viewed as a superpower. Identity is multifaceted; we are all of those things. Meeting people where they are is essential for communication. Bringing your whole self to work is often counterintuitive. Psychological safety is crucial for productivity. Engagement and understanding are key to effective communication. Curiosity helps navigate cultural differences. Self-acceptance plays a significant role in code switching. Workplaces should allow for emotional expression. Creating a safe space benefits both individuals and organizations.

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Code Switching 02:53 Navigating Social Ecosystems 05:56 Cultural Identity and Assimilation 08:40 Economic Implications of Code Switching 11:35 Personal Experiences with Code Switching 14:31 The Importance of Authenticity in Professional Spaces 17:36 Creating Inclusive Environments 20:32 Conclusion and Future Discussions

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    32 min
  • Code Switching: Survival or Self-Betrayal?
    Jul 11 2025

    Summary

    In this conversation, Gerren Taylor and Keith Richardson explore the concept of code switching, particularly within the African American community, and its implications in various social and professional contexts. They discuss the necessity of adapting to different social ecosystems, the cultural identity struggles that arise from assimilation, and the economic pressures that influence how individuals navigate their identities. The conversation emphasizes the importance of creating inclusive spaces where individuals can bring their whole selves without the need for code switching, and it highlights the ongoing need for dialogue around these issues.

    Takeaways

    Code switching is about adapting communication styles to fit different environments. It serves as a social survival mechanism, especially for marginalized communities. Navigating social ecosystems involves understanding and accommodating different cultural norms. Cultural identity can be compromised when individuals feel pressured to assimilate. Economic factors play a significant role in the necessity of code switching. Personal experiences with code switching vary widely based on individual backgrounds. Creating inclusive spaces is essential for allowing individuals to express their authentic selves. Diversity in perspectives leads to better problem-solving outcomes. The conversation around code switching is ongoing and needs further exploration. Understanding the nuances of code switching can foster empathy and connection.

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Code Switching 04:13 Navigating Social Ecosystems 07:18 Cultural Identity and Assimilation 10:00 Economic Implications of Code Switching 12:57 Personal Experiences with Code Switching 15:43 The Importance of Authenticity in Professional Spaces 18:47 Creating Inclusive Environments 21:44 Conclusion and Future Discussions

    Keywords

    code switching, cultural identity, social ecosystems, economic implications, inclusivity, personal experiences, African American community, professional spaces, societal norms, adaptation

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    32 min
  • Conflict or Combat?
    Jul 4 2025

    Summary

    In this episode of the More In Common Podcast, hosts Keith Richardson and Gerren Taylor delve into the complexities of conflict resolution. They explore the importance of understanding conflict as a natural part of life, the tools and strategies for effective mediation, and the role of emotional intelligence in navigating disagreements. The conversation emphasizes the significance of communication techniques, such as using 'I statements,' and the anatomy of a good apology. The hosts also discuss the evolution of conflict resolution methods and the necessity of establishing ground rules to foster productive discussions. Ultimately, they highlight that while conflict is inevitable, how we choose to engage with it can lead to personal growth and healthier relationships.

    Keywords

    conflict resolution, mediation, emotional intelligence, communication, apologies, interpersonal relationships, conflict management, ground rules, Gottman Institute, personal growth

    Takeaways

    Conflict is a natural part of life and not inherently bad. Learning conflict resolution skills at a young age can shape future interactions. Setting ground rules is essential for effective conflict resolution. Using 'I statements' can prevent escalation during disagreements. Emotional intelligence plays a crucial role in understanding conflict. Avoiding personal attacks is vital for constructive conversations. The Gottman Institute's Four Horsemen of Conflict provide insight into common pitfalls. A genuine apology involves taking responsibility for one's actions. Asking what someone needs to resolve a conflict can lead to clarity. Conflict can be an opportunity for growth if navigated properly.

    Titles

    Navigating Conflict: A Journey Through Mediation Understanding Conflict: Tools and Strategies

    Sound bites

    "I feel like this when XYZ occurs." "You make me feel is often a thing." "What do you need to resolve this conflict?"

    Chapters

    00:00 Navigating Conflict: A Personal Journey 03:01 Understanding Conflict Resolution Strategies 05:42 The Importance of Communication in Conflict 08:40 Emotional Awareness in Conflict Situations 11:40 The Anatomy of a Good Apology 14:41 Establishing Ground Rules for Conflict Resolution 17:29 The Evolution of Conflict Resolution Techniques 20:13 Avoiding Combat: The Key to Healthy Relationships 23:21 Final Thoughts on Conflict and Resolution

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    32 min

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