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The Connection Effect with Bill Groner

The Connection Effect with Bill Groner

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 In an era of extraordinary division, we often focus on winning arguments rather than building understanding. But what if the key to our future as a society isn't about who is right, but about how we connect? Hosted by Bill Groner, a former trial lawyer and mediator who spent decades representing over 10,000 9/11 responders, The Connection Effect explores the profound impact of being truly heard. Drawing from a career witnessing the costs of silence and the power of resilience, Bill sits down with researchers, thinkers, and practitioners to discuss their life's work, lived experiences, and how they relate to the science, soul, and practice of connection. Join us as we explore how to bridge differences, listen deeply, and reconnect with ourselves and one another—especially when it feels most out of reach. Add your voice to the conversation by following us and chiming in at: connection.net/substack2025
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    • Introducing 'The Connection Effect with Bill Groner'

      Introducing 'The Connection Effect with Bill Groner'
      Jan 23 2026

      In an era of extraordinary division, we often focus on winning arguments rather than building understanding. But what if the key to our future as a society isn't about who is right, but about how we connect?

      Hosted by Bill Groner, a former trial lawyer and mediator who spent decades representing over 10,000 9/11 responders, The Connection Effect explores the profound impact of being truly heard. Drawing from a career witnessing the costs of silence and the power of resilience, Bill sits down with researchers, thinkers, and practitioners to discuss their life's work, lived experiences, and how they relate to the science, soul, and practice of connection.

      Join us as we explore how to bridge differences, listen deeply, and reconnect with ourselves and one another—especially when it feels most out of reach.

      Add your voice to the conversation by following us and chiming in at:

      connection.net/substack
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