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Napp Nazworth and David Litt explore the complexities of political extremism, particularly in familial relationships. Litt shares insights from his book, discussing how surfing became a metaphor for bridging divides between differing political views. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of understanding, listening, and finding common ground, while also addressing the role of humor in fostering communication. Litt provides practical advice for navigating relationships with those who hold opposing views, advocating for empathy and connection over division.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Political Extremism and Misinformation
01:54 David Litt: Background and Book Introduction
04:45 Surfing as a Metaphor for Unlikely Friendships
09:56 Navigating Political Differences in Relationships
15:42 The Role of Humor in Communication
25:59 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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