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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2025 · 17 MIN

Civility in the Age of Divisiveness

from Language of the Soul Podcast · host Dominick Domingo

PLEASE Help FUND Season 3—Time is of the essence and no amount is too small! Contribute HERE: https://throne.com/language_of_the_soulWhen three parties with different agendas collide, is it conflict or opportunity? Civil discourse represents our best pathway through cultural divisiveness, requiring us to understand the emotional stories behind opposing viewpoints and find common ground, despite our differences. Tune in as host Dominick Domingo recounts a recent conflict that sparked this reflection on cultural divisiveness and the critical importance of civil discourse in our increasingly polarized world.What story are you telling? Are you contributing to divisiveness or building bridges? Listen now and discover how we can collectively craft a new narrative that honors our shared humanity, even amid profound disagreement. We would love to hear from you! Send US a text message. LOTS One-time DonationYour donation, however big or small, will help us build our platform. Click Here to Donate!PatreonAs a patron, you're joining a community of like-minded individuals passionate about the stories.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showTo learn more and order Dominick's book Language of the Soul visit www.dominickdomingo.com/theseekerNow more than ever, it’s tempting to throw our hands in the air and surrender to futility in the face of global strife. Storytellers know we must renew hope daily. We are being called upon to embrace our interconnectivity, transform paradigms, and trust the ripple effect will play its part. In the words of Lion King producer Don Hahn (Episode 8), “Telling stories is one of the most important professions out there right now.” We here at Language of the Soul Podcast could not agree more.This podcast is a labor of love. You can help us spread the word about the power of story to transform. Your donation, however big or small, will help us build our platform and thereby get the word out. Together, we can change the world…one heart at a time!Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed on this podcast are solely those of the hosts and guests and do not reflect the official policy or position of any counseling practice, employer, educational institution, or professional affiliation. The podcast is intended for discussion and general educational purposes only. 

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PLEASE Help FUND Season 3—Time is of the essence and no amount is too small! Contribute HERE: https://throne.com/language_of_the_soul When three parties with different agendas collide, is it conflict or opportunity? Civil discourse represents our best pathway through cultural divisiveness, requiring us to understand the emotional stories behind opposing viewpoints and find common ground, despite our differences. Tune in as host Dominick Domingo recounts a recent conflict that sparked th...

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