In this episode, we're honored to sit down with Dr. Sarah Federman, professor of Conflict Resolution at the University of San Diego and author of Transformative Negotiation: Strategies for Everyday Change and Equitable Futures. In her book, Dr. Federman explores the intricate dynamics of negotiation, challenging conventional wisdom and highlighting the role of power, ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic status in shaping outcomes. Through real-life stories and thought-provoking insights, she offers practical strategies for mastering negotiation in everyday life. During this conversation, Dr. Federman shares: How vision and "soul goals" shape effective negotiations

The importance of asking questions and overcoming cultural barriers Insights on empowering marginalized communities in negotiation dynamics The impact of technology and communication channels in modern negotiations Key tips for salary negotiations and overcoming the fear of asking We also delve into fascinating stories from her book, including the transformational journey of Chris Wilson and the simple, yet powerful, question that led to a remarkable outcome for another.

Don't miss this insightful discussion filled with actionable advice for negotiating with clarity and purpose in both personal and professional contexts. Stay tuned for more engaging conversations with inspiring authors! Be sure to subscribe for more episodes, and remember to stay curious and keep the passion for books and ideas alive!

Guest: Dr. Sarah Federman

Book Featured: Transformative Negotiation by Sarah Federman

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This episode of Books Over Drinks dives into the world of forensic accounting, risk management, and whistleblowing with Dr. Kelly Richmond Pope, a leading expert in the field. Dr. Pope discusses her book "Fool Me Once," which explores the inner workings of fraud and financial crimes, the motivations of perpetrators and whistleblowers, and the importance of a risk-minded mentality to prevent these crimes. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in learning more about financial crime and how to protect themselves from it.

[Spanish] Este episodio de Books Over Drinks explora el mundo de la contabilidad forense, la gestión de riesgos y la denuncia de irregularidades con la Dra. Kelly Richmond Pope, una destacada experta en el campo. La Dra. Pope habla sobre su libro "Fool Me Once", que explora el funcionamiento interno del fraude y los delitos financieros, las motivaciones de los perpetradores y denunciantes, y la importancia de una mentalidad orientada al riesgo para prevenir estos crímenes. Este episodio es imprescindible para cualquier persona interesada en aprender más sobre el crimen financiero y cómo protegerse de él.

Natasha Lance Rogoff is an award-winning TV producer, journalist, and author. As a filmmaker, she executive produced the Russian adaptation of Sesame Street, Ulitsa Sezam, and Plaza Sésamo in Mexico between '93 and '94. As a journalist, she reported extensively on Russia’s underground culture for major media outlets.

Natasha joined us to discuss her book "Muppets in Moscow: The Unexpected Crazy True Story of Making Sesame Street in Russia". The book recounts the ordeal of bringing this beloved TV show to a post-Cold War Russia, at a time when the country’s political stability was uncertain. A group of TV producers and artists with contrasting backgrounds overcame political, social, and economic barriers to produce a show that became a staple of Russian children's television in the late nineties. Known for its fight against prejudice and its promotion of tolerance, democracy, and freedom of expression, the show made a significant impact.

But this is also a book about the powerful nature of art, a testament to perseverance, and a narrative about seizing opportunities against all odds. It's even a story about finding friendship and love in the most unlikely circumstances. A fascinating story we hope you all enjoy.

Episodio No. 48 de Conversaciones con Autores, con la Senadora Colombiana María José Pizarro donde nos habla sobre su libro autobiográfico "El camino hacia mi nombre" en una entrevista. En el libro, ella cuenta su historia de vida, su lucha y su papel en la política colombiana. El texto está escrito a través de los ojos de una mujer quien vivió una infancia entre la clandestinidad pero llena de momentos extraordinarios; y que luego fue cruzada por el destino político donde encontró su vocación, abrazando la causa de la paz en Colombia.

What can one of the Enlightenment’s greatest philosophers teach us about living well in the 21st century? Join us for a lively and enlightening discussion with Julian Baggini, author of The Great Guide: What David Hume Can Teach Us about Being Human and Living Well. Baggini will share how he followed Hume’s footsteps across Europe and discovered the wisdom of his practical philosophy. He will also reveal some of the 145 Humean maxims for living well that he collected in his book, such as “Be a friend to yourself” and “Don’t be afraid of opinion”. Whether you are a fan of Hume or just curious about his ideas, this is a rare opportunity to learn from one of the most elegant writers in the world of philosophy. Don’t miss it! ¿Qué puede enseñarnos uno de los más grandes filósofos de la Ilustración sobre cómo vivir bien en el siglo XXI? Únete a nosotros para una discusión animada e iluminadora con Julian Baggini, autor de "La gran guía: Lo que David Hume puede enseñarnos sobre ser humano y vivir bien". Baggini compartirá cómo siguió los pasos de Hume por toda Europa y descubrió la sabiduría de su filosofía práctica. También revelará algunos de los 145 máximos humeanos para vivir bien que recopiló en su libro, como "Sé amigo de ti mismo" y "No temas a la opinión". Ya seas fanático de Hume o simplemente tengas curiosidad por sus ideas, esta es una oportunidad única para aprender de uno de los escritores más elegantes en el mundo de la filosofía. ¡No te lo pierdas!