Daniel Rothbart's guest appearances

Daniel Rothbart

Harvesting Happiness

Harvesting Happiness Podcasts

Think Peace Podcast: Where Peace Crosses the Mind

Douglas Fields

Elizabeth Stanley

Howard Martin

Debra Silverman

Marianne Williamson

Doug Vermeeren

Susan Shumsky

Rachel Harris

Rich Karlgaard

Tiffany Shlain

Luvvie Ajayi

Christine Hassler

Brian Johnson

Chris Bailey

Nir Eyal

OwlTail

The importance of compassion and empathy are often under appreciated when it comes to studying conflict due to the focus often being solely on the root causes of conflict. However, human beings have the capacity to be compassionate and empathetic. So what causes some people to be in tune with these positive emotions and what causes some people to ignore these emotions? In a special George Mason University Carter School Peace Week episode of the Think Peace Podcast, our host Colette Rausch sits down with Carter School Professor and head of the Transforming the Mind for Peace Lab, Dr. Daniel Rothbart, to discuss emotional intelligence, the neuroplasticity of the brain, and the role that moral cognition plays in the field of peacebuilding.

The importance of compassion and empathy are often under appreciated when it comes to studying conflict due to the focus often being solely on the root causes of conflict. However, human beings have the capacity to be compassionate and empathetic. So what causes some people to be in tune with these positive emotions and what causes some people to ignore these emotions? In a special George Mason University Carter School Peace Week episode of the Think Peace Podcast, our host Colette Rausch sits down with Carter School Professor and head of the Transforming the Mind for Peace Lab, Dr. Daniel Rothbart, to discuss emotional intelligence, the neuroplasticity of the brain, and the role that moral cognition plays in the field of peacebuilding.

Fostering a Mind for Peace | Daniel Rothbart | Episode 20

Steven Kinzer

In this week's radio sh ow you will learn about:Why has the United States intervened so often in foreign lands?Who Dies in Armed Conflicts?How should we act today and in the future?Distinguishing the enemy from the innocent in war

In this week's radio sh ow you will learn about: Why has the United States intervened so often in foreign lands? Who Dies in Armed Conflicts? How should we act today and in the future? Distinguishing the enemy from the innocent in war

Our Brothers' Keeper: Does the US Belong in Other Countries' Wars? with Steven Kinzer & Dr Daniel Rothbart