Exploring Moral Outrage with Kurt Gray - S3E2
Episode 2 of the Lassoing Leadership podcast, hosted by Garth Nichols and Jason Rogers, titled "Exploring Moral Outrage with Kurt Gray - S3E2" was published on August 19, 2025 and runs 18 minutes.
August 19, 2025 ·18m · Lassoing Leadership
Summary
Episode DescriptionIn the inaugural episode of Beards Book Club, hosts Jason Rogers and Garth Nichols delve into "Outraged" by Kurt Gray. This episode explores the nuances of moral outrage, its role in leadership, and how it can be harnessed to foster empathy and understanding. Discover how storytelling and empathy can bridge divides and why moral outrage is both a challenge and an opportunity for leaders today.Key Topics:Understanding moral outrage and its signals The role of storytelling in bridging divides Empathy as a leadership tool Strategies for managing outrage in communities The neuroscience behind moral judgmentsGuest Bio: Kurt Gray is a professor of psychology and neuroscience, known for his work on moral judgments and empathy. His book "Outraged" offers insights into the complexities of moral outrage and its impact on leadership.Memorable Quotes:"Outrage is often a moral signal, an emotional flare that tells you the need to change." "Sharing personal stories of harm is a powerful way to bridge moral and political divides."Call to Action: Join us in reading "Outraged" and reflect on its insights with your team. Subscribe now to stay updated on future episodes and deepen your understanding of leadership and moral outrage.Hashtags: #Leadership #MoralOutrage #Empathy #Podcast
Episode Description
Episode Description
In the inaugural episode of Beards Book Club, hosts Jason Rogers and Garth Nichols delve into "Outraged" by Kurt Gray. This episode explores the nuances of moral outrage, its role in leadership, and how it can be harnessed to foster empathy and understanding.
Discover how storytelling and empathy can bridge divides and why moral outrage is both a challenge and an opportunity for leaders today.
Key Topics:
Understanding moral outrage and its signals The role of storytelling in bridging divides Empathy as a leadership tool Strategies for managing outrage in communities The neuroscience behind moral judgments
Guest Bio:
Kurt Gray is a professor of psychology and neuroscience, known for his work on moral judgments and empathy. His book "Outraged" offers insights into the complexities of moral outrage and its impact on leadership.
Memorable Quotes:
"Outrage is often a moral signal, an emotional flare that tells you the need to change." "Sharing personal stories of harm is a powerful way to bridge moral and political divides."
Call to Action:
Join us in reading "Outraged" and reflect on its insights with your team. Subscribe now to stay updated on future episodes and deepen your understanding of leadership and moral outrage.
Hashtags: #Leadership #MoralOutrage #Empathy #Podcast
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