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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2019 · 29 MIN

Episode 37 - Exploring Happiness the Novel

from Overthinking Conflict · host C.D. Saint, Amanda Semenoff

This episode uses the book Happiness by Aminata Forna to explores a wide variety of ideas and concepts around conflict. This wide ranging discussion touches on trauma and growth, conflict cycles, polarization, conflict roles and human-animal conflict. SPOILER ALERT! SPOILER ALERT!  If you are the kind of reader who hates spoilers please read the book before listening to the episode. Here are links to the past episodes mentioned in our discussion. Lorraine Segal - Episode 28 - Spotlight on Boundary Setting Julie Daum - Episode 6 - Giving Feedback C.D. and Amanda read the book as part of CoRe Reads 2018. A huge Thank You to Julie Daum for suggesting the book, Darsey Meredith and Aaron Leakey for participating in the dialogue and Wendy Lakusta for facilitating the collaborative discussion. You can see the video of the collaborative process here Did you enjoy being part of our book club? Want more? Aaron Leakey is facilitating a new monthly group Reading Conflict with the first discussion starting March 11, 2019

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OVERTHINKING Iggy Golo Too many thoughts FORGIVENESS TIWA SAVAGE Tiwa Savage's song "Forgiveness" is a soulful R&B track about seeking reconciliation and healing in a troubled relationship. Released in 2024, the song is a vulnerable and emotional plea for a partner to see beyond their current conflict and prioritize everyday love over fighting. “ONE FLAME, ONE PEOPLE” Daniel Ray "One Flame, One People" is a conscious reggae anthem born from the fire of truth and unity. In a world where systems try to divide us — by color, religion, age, identity, or place — this song reminds us of something deeper: we are one human family.Daniel Ray delivers a message that cuts through the noise:we’ve been pushed against each other for generations,but the same sparks used to divide us…are now lighting a greater flame of unity.With warm roots vibrations, uplifting harmony, and a chorus built for the soul, this track celebrates connection over conflict, love over fear, and truth over manipulation. It calls every listener — from every nation — to rise above the divisions and stand together as one.This is reggae for the awakened heart.This is rhythm for the rising generation.This is ONE FLAME. ONE PEOPLE. ONE LOVE. The ladyaureliaravenshadepresents’s Podcast ladyaureliaravenshadepresents Lady Aurelia Ravenshade Presents: The Scandalous Hours is a serialized gothic fiction podcast told through immersive, long-form audio storytelling. Designed like an audiobook and released chapter by chapter, this podcast explores power, scandal, and control as they unfold quietly—behind courtesy, comfort, and carefully constructed narratives.Book One: The Gilded Cage follows the aftermath of conflict, when violence has ended and “progress” arrives bearing gifts. Through whispered narration and slow-burn drama, the series examines how systems of authority tighten their grip not through force, but through generosity, obligation, and moral compromise.This podcast blends political intrigue, psychological drama, and gothic atmosphere to reveal how survival can become surrender, gratitude can become leverage, and peace can demand a terrible price.Perfect for listeners who enjoy audiobook-style fiction podcasts, dark political storytelling, psychological intrigue, and immersive narrative d

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