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Join our new podcast discussion group! We provide a curated list of episodes around a different topic for each meeting. Share recommendations and talk all things podcast.
This month's listening list includes five podcast episodes centered on apologies.
Podcast: Unlocking Us with Brené Brown
Episode: Harriet Lerner and Brené – I’m Sorry: How To Apologize & Why It Matters, Part 1 of 2 (May 2020, 1 hr 12 min)
A fascinating deep dive into the mechanics of an apology and why they are so important.
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Podcast: Rough Translation
Episode: The Apology Broker (June 2018, 41 min)
What is an apology in different cultural contexts and how can it be translated?
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Podcast: Heavyweight
Episode: #20 Soraya (November 2018, 41 min)
A woman goes to great lengths to find a professor thinks that she disappointed to apologize and make up for her behavior.
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Podcast: Under the Influence from CBC Radio
Episode: S1E20 (Archive) – Sorry Seems To Be The Smartest Word: When Brands Apologize (January 2019, 26 min)
It’s a rare thing to see a brand apologize. This episode explores the few cases when they did and how it worked out for them.
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Podcast: The Hardest Word
Episode: The Hardest Word Episode 2: Kids (April 2019, 20 min)
Listen to apologies from parents to their kids.
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