In this episode of Remarkable People, join Guy Kawasaki for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Tania Israel, a professor at UCSB and author of Facing the Fracture. Together, they explore the complex landscape of political polarization in America and how to bridge our deepening divides. Tania shares powerful insights on breaking free from our information bubbles, developing genuine empathy across differences, and engaging in meaningful dialogue. Discover practical strategies for managing news consumption, navigating social media, and having productive conversations with those who hold different views. Learn how to move beyond partisan conflicts toward authentic understanding and connection.

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