In this episode of the More In Common podcast, hosts Gerren Kelsaw and Keith Richardson explore the concept of tribalism, its evolution in modern society, and its impact on personal and workplace dynamics. They discuss how tribalism is a natural human instinct that can lead to both positive and negative outcomes, emphasizing the importance of understanding biases and fostering connections across different groups. The conversation highlights the challenges of navigating tribalism in an increasingly individualistic world and offers insights on how to build meaningful relationships despite these challenges.

Episode References

• Behave - Robert Sapolsky
• Man's search for Meaning - Viktor Frankl
• Group Attribution Error
• Fundamental Attribution Error
• In-Group Bias
• Out-Group Bias
• Ayn Rand

Keywords

tribalism, human experience, social identity, workplace dynamics, community building, connection, bias, belonging, individualism, understanding

In this episode of the More In Common podcast, hosts Keith Richardson and Gerren Taylor delve into the complexities of emotions, discussing how they influence our interactions and personal growth. They explore the importance of understanding and identifying our feelings, the challenges of navigating emotions, especially in the context of societal expectations, and the significance of self-care and emotional check-ins. The conversation emphasizes the need for emotional awareness and grace in our daily lives, providing listeners with practical tools to enhance their emotional intelligence and foster deeper connections with themselves and others.

In this episode of the More In Common podcast, hosts Gerren Taylor and Keith Richardson explore the core tenets of the M.O.R.E. Philosophy, emphasizing the importance of meeting people where they are. They discuss how assumptions and perspectives shape our interactions, the distinction between empathy and compassion, and the significance of inclusivity in both personal and professional environments. The conversation highlights the need for understanding and grace in navigating complex human experiences and relationships.

Episode References

• More In Common Website
• B Brave Foundation