
Podcasts
Conflict Resilience: Negotiating Disagreement Without Giving Up or Giving In - Bob Bordone
March 25, 2025
In this episode, the Paulist Deacon Affiliates speak with Bob Bordone, co-author of Conflict Resilience, about navigating tough conversations—from family tensions at Thanksgiving dinner to difficult talks with coworkers and loved ones. Bob shares insights from his work in negotiation, conflict resolution, and his experience as a longtime law professor and founder of the Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program.
The Harvard-Backed Secret to Winning Every Argument (Without Destroying Your Relationships)
March 25, 2025
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller speaks with Harvard conflict resolution expert Bob Bordone and neurologist Dr. Joel Salinas about how to navigate conflict in a healthier way. They discuss why avoiding conflict leads to deeper problems, how to stay present in tough conversations, and why embracing discomfort can strengthen relationships and personal growth.
The Hidden Tax of Avoiding Tough Conversations, with Harvard Law Senior Fellow Bob Bordone | Episode 591
March 18, 2025
In this podcast, Bob Bordone joins Paula Pant on Afford Anything to discuss why negotiation isn’t about choosing between empathy and assertiveness. In fact, combining them is the key to successful negotiations.
Harnessing the Power of Conflict for Healthier Relationships | Episode 261
March 18, 2025
In this episode, Bob Bordone and Dr. Joel Salinas joined the Heal Your Heartbreak podcast to discuss their new book, Conflict Resilience. Bob, a negotiation and mediation expert, and Joel, a neurology professor, explore how embracing conflict rather than avoiding it can lead to stronger relationships. Their book offers insights and practical steps to transform disagreements into opportunities for connection.
Conflict Resilience: A Conversation with Robert Bordone and Dr. Joel Salinas M.D
March 17, 2025
What is conflict resilience—and how can we grow from disagreement instead of breaking down? Host Michael Keegan talks with Robert Bordone and Dr. Joel Salinas, M.D., authors of Conflict Resilience, about handling conflict with integrity while building stronger, deeper relationships.
Conflict Resilience | Bob Bordone and Dr. Joel Salinas | Episode 719
March 12, 2025
In this podcast, Dr. Joel Salinas and Bob Bordone discuss the importance of engaging with conflict rather than avoiding it, emphasizing that conflict can be a sign of love and authenticity. They also dive into the neuroscience behind conflict, the personal thresholds individuals have for conflict tolerance, and the role of identity in how we approach disagreements.
Conflict Resilience: How Disagreements Can Strengthen Relationships
March 12, 2025
As division and polarization continue to plague our world, Father Dave welcomes Bob Bordone to discuss how conflict can be an opportunity to forge stronger relationships. Bob is Senior Fellow at Harvard Law School as well as the founder and former director of the Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program. His latest book, co-authored with neurologist Dr. Joel Salinas, is called, “Conflict Resilience: Negotiating Disagreement Without Giving Up or Giving In.”
Exploring Conflict Resilience: A New Approach to Negotiating and Mediation with Bob Bordone
March 10, 2025
In this episode of Negotiate Anything, host Kwame Christian engages with negotiation and conflict resolution experts Bob Bordone and Simon Dowling. The discussion dives deep into the concept of "conflict resilience," a pivotal element of effective negotiation strategies often overlooked in traditional teachings. Bob Bordone shares his insights from years of experience, emphasizing the importance of sitting with the discomfort of differences and approaching conflict not as a threat, but as a powerful means to build stronger connections and relationships.
Harvard Law Professor on Negotiation: Making ‘Messy Conversations’ Work for You
March 5, 2025
In this episode, Harvard Law Professor Bob Bordone talks about negotiation and conflict resolution. He discusses seeing conflict as an opportunity instead of a threat, and shares practical tips for handling difficult conversations. The episode covers when to address or avoid conflicts, dealing with family disputes, and the importance of being a good listener. Bob also offers advice on understanding others' perspectives and dealing with uncooperative and difficult people.
The Department of Nuance | Episode 7: Conflict Resilience
February 26, 2025
In this episode, Bernardin Scholar Peter Denio is back to dialogue with longtime friend of the Bernardin Center, internationally recognized negotiation professional Bob Bordone. Bob provides real-life examples - at the personal, local, and global levels - of how we can be more resilient and courageous in the face of deeply-felt conflicts.
How To Navigate Tough Conversations With Bob Bordone
January 8, 2025
In this New Year’s episode, host Marina Franklin introduces new friend Bob Bordone and comedian Nonye Brown-West. The group dives deep into the complexities of having difficult political conversations, especially in the post-election and current societal climate.
On Conflict Resilience
October 26, 2022
On this episode of The Podcast on Negotiation, Bob sits down with Remi Smolinski to discuss what we are missing in education around conflict, especially when resolution or problem-solving seems unlikely. Specifically, Bob discusses his ideas on conflict resilience and how developing it can improve your physical health.
Calling Them Evil, Misses Their Story
June 21, 2022
In this episode, I discuss negotiation principles in many new spheres in life. I explain what kind of projects I worked on as a clinical professor of negotiation and mediation at Harvard; how I decided to focus on public policy issues in negotiation; how I started my YouTube channel; and my ideas/initiatives about using negotiation in the most contentious issues in politics in the US.
Intentional Performers with Brian Levenson
October 25, 2017
Brian Levenson and I have a far-reaching conversation about how great negotiators are purposive, mindful, and intentional performers. We discuss the connection between outstanding performance in sports — on the field, the court, or a hockey rink — and the connection between outstanding performance in a board meeting or a high-stakes diplomatic or congressional negotiation.