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🗓️ 15 December 2021
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0:00.0 | Are we yes? Where are we here? Why are we here not entirely clear? We are misfits |
0:07.6 | thrust into existence by random chance with no hints at all as to how we're supposed |
0:14.0 | to make sense of it all. It's immensely bizarre. Here we are. |
0:20.9 | Hello everybody and welcome to the Here We Are podcast. I'm Shane Moss. Today we are |
0:27.2 | talking with author of the book, deescalate, how to calm an angry person in 90 seconds or less. |
0:35.7 | Douglas Null is joining me today. Do you prefer Doug or Douglas? Doug is fine. |
0:41.0 | Okay. Should I ask that ahead of time? How are you doing today, Doug? |
0:44.3 | I'm doing great. I just got off my tractor broke, busted off my three-point while I'm |
0:49.8 | moving dirt. So I'm doing good. Where are you on California again? I live in rural |
0:54.9 | California about 60 miles plus or minus south of Yosemite National Park and about 40 miles west |
1:02.1 | of King's Sequoia National Parks and the Central Sea or Nevada. Nice. Beautiful places in the |
1:07.8 | world. All right. Getting on tractors and doing things. That sounds incredible. What is your |
1:15.4 | background? I am a lawyer turned to peacemaker. Probably haven't heard of that before. I was a |
1:22.9 | trial over 22 years and then through a series of events that we may or may not want to talk about. |
1:28.5 | I went back to school in my 40s and earned my master's degree in peacemaking and conflict studies |
1:35.9 | and left the practice of law in 2000 to become a mediator and a peacemaker and that's my academic |
1:42.1 | published for books. I've got a bunch of scholarly articles. I teach graduate school at |
1:46.5 | Piperdon University at the Strauss Institute of Dispute Resolution. I've been a law professor |
1:52.3 | and my biggest challenge after leaving the practice of law was figuring out what to do with |
2:00.2 | really angry people. Interesting. Because I was getting caught. I was getting paid big bucks and |
2:04.9 | called into these really difficult conflicts. Often ideological, identity-based and people |
2:12.7 | were episted each other. None of the stuff that I had learned or have read about worked. What |
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