Tensions around the dinner table? Trouble finding common ground with friends and family? Renowned sociologist Michèle Lamont joins Tim and Kurt to unravel why the world seems more polarized than ever.
In this episode, Lamont delves into pressing societal issues, from tribalism to media polarization, offering expert insights and defining key terms with historical context. She explores generational shifts in perspectives on recognition and identity, asking how we can bridge divides between different worldviews.
Beyond analysis, Lamont inspires change, discussing the transformative power of reframing narratives to cultivate hope. Join us for a conversation challenging stereotypes, and promoting a society where everyone feels valued. Kurt and Tim end the episode with a Grooving Session where they encourage us to strengthen the recognition of our shared humanity and invite listeners to be part of the change. Tune in for a fresh perspective on navigating a divided world.
© 2023 Behavioral Grooves
Topics(03:22) Michèle Lamont intro and Speed Round
(08:08) Bridging generational divides
(20:49) Changing hearts and minds to address inequality
(26:36) Countering negative narratives
(36:59) Generational differences in identity and inclusion
(41:24) Race, identity, and mental health
(47:23) Grooving session: Overcoming polarization
© 2023 Behavioral Grooves
Links Michelle’s Book: Seeing Others Monbiot, George, “Neoliberalism – the ideology at the root of all our problems,” The Guardian, 15 April 2016. ArticlePeter Harvey research and article: How Schools Teach Children about their Social Station
Jean Twenge The Future of Generational Differences
National Domestic Workers Alliance
Musical LinksThe Doors “Break on Through (To The Other Side)”
Patti Smith “Because the Night”
Leonard Cohen “Hallelujah”
Gordon Lightfoot “If You Could Read My Mind”
“Four Strong Winds”
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