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Violence in the WNBA. What’s going on? (opens the original)
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It’s the WNBA playoffs! This week Lamar and Tom explore the evolution of women’s basketball, the increasing physicality and violence in the Women’s National Basketball League (WNBA), and the social media narratives that influence public perception. They also talk about the history of women’s basketball, highlighting the contribution of fellow Iowan, Molly Bolin, the first woman drafted into a professional women’s basketball league.Learn MoreHow Molly (Bolin) Kazmer re-sh
A Bit of Kindness, Anyone? Everyone?? (opens the original)
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Here’s a replay of a segment of the interview with that guest, Joolz Casey, founder of #BeHumankind, in the United Kingdom. #BeHumankind is a movement she started to help people live out their best lives in kindness. Please take an 18-minute break to watch or listen to this segment.When we interviewed Joolz in 2025 we were already thinking about ways to highlight acts of kindness. We were feeling a bit timid about it having only tentatively put it on the agenda for guest following Joolz. However
What is the role of humor in conflict and controversy? - A Table Talk (opens the original)
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The listener asked: “Doesn’t the use of in a challenging conversation where conflict and controversy is possible merely mask your real feelings? Doesn’t it just help you avoid saying what you are really thinking or feeling?”Great question! And today Lamar and Tom try to respond to it - with a bit of humor included, of course!Take a few minutes to listen or watch and then, tell us what you think. How does humor help or hurt when discussing issues that can be controversial?We all need a lift now.
A Conversation with Walt Michael of Common Ground on the Hill (opens the original)
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Walt Michael is the Artist in Residence at McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland and the founder and Executive Director of Common Ground on the Hill, an international arts organization which seeks to promote interracial harmony through the traditional arts. Walt is a composer and musician who is known as a virtuoso of the hammer dulcimer. He has produced fourteen albums and performed throughout the world, including on live coverage of the 1980 Winter Olympics Closing Ceremonies in Lake Placi
Encore! But What Can I Do? (opens the original)
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“But what can I do?” This is a question we are getting with greater frequency from our friends, followers, listeners, and viewers. We’re going to try to answer that question…with a little help. In this episode of Getting to 3rd Space, we are going to try and answer a question we are getting more frequently from friends, followers, listeners, and viewers: “But what can I do about the situation in our country?” Frankly, we were a bit stuck. So we went to Perplexity and asked it this question: Peop
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