How to Disagree Without Fighting

Send us Fan MailWhat if the most radical political action you could take isn't posting online, but having a face-to-face conversation with a stranger?Franco-American artist David Deighton has spent six years traveling to national parks asking people three non-confrontational political questions. What he's discovered challenges everything we think we know about bridging divides. This isn't about changing minds through facts, it's about finding the one emotional truth you share, even with someone whose views make you uncomfortable.Host Jeff Hinderscheid explores why offline interaction feels so painful, how screen-based childhoods have left us terrified of basic human communication, and why talking to strangers might be the training ground we need for the high-stakes conversations we've been avoiding.The system doesn't offer many real-time story opportunities, but they're waiting in elevators, coffee lines, and park benches. Yes, it's uncomfortable. But through that discomfort comes something algorithms can never provide: genuine human connection.Support the showThere's a beautiful world just waiting for YOU! Go out and seize the day, and retake control of your life's digital balance!