The Aftershow: Curiosity Is a Practice (with Mónica Guzmán)
Автор: The Connection Effect Podcast
Загружено: 2026-02-10
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This aftershow is where theory turns into practice—and suddenly, the fog lifts.
Coming off our conversation with Mónica Guzmán, host, Bill Groner ( / williamgroner ) , gathered members of the Positive Connection Initiative (PCI) (http://connection.net) braintrust, Trevor Fornara ( / trevor-fornara ) (PCI co-founder & board member), and Sahar Emambakhsh ( / sahare ) (Director of Operations & External Affairs) for our first-ever aftershow roundtable. The three of us unpack what actually makes connection work in the real world: with friends, family, colleagues, and people we deeply disagree with.
If you've ever wondered:
• Why you don't feel fully comfortable talking about politics?
• Whether you're talking less to others about important issues and shrinking your world?
• Why conversations with others often result in a let down rather than an "aha" moment?
The aftershow provides some answers.
In this episode, we explore:
• Why curiosity—not persuasion—is a PRACTICE and the real bridge between people
• How tiny shifts in language unlock trust, nuance, and humanity
• Why engagement through conversation expands your world—and avoidance shrinks it
• How vulnerability and uncertainty change the entire tone of a conversation
This isn't abstract. It's practical, human, and quietly revolutionary.
Topics of discussion:
00:00 Introduction to the After Show
00:42 Diving into Perception Gaps
02:26 The Power of Curiosity
04:43 Complexity in Political Beliefs
10:24 Engagement and Growth
17:02 Practical Tips for Dialogue
17:46 Final Reflections and Takeaways
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