Morgan Tregenza, CEO & Founder of levelheaded

Common Ground

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Everyone deserves to move on. Common Ground is the only podcast where the history of mediation meets the AI that’s reinventing it. By levelheaded with regular collaboration by mediate.com.

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Morgan Tregenza, CEO & Founder of levelheaded

Episodes

Building the Mediation Movement in India with Tara Ollapally [Ep. 9] 17.11.2021 31:16

In this episode, Tara Ollapally--a Co-Founder of CAMP Arbitration and Mediation Practice Pvt. Ltd in India--discusses the mediation movement in India. In this episode we discuss: - An overview of the litigation timeline in India - The history of dispute resolution in India - Challenges faced while building the mediation movement in India thus far - An overview of the current mediation landscape...

Impact of Culture and Psychology When Mediating Accident Cases with Bruce Ally [Ep. 8] 11.11.2021 32:17

In this episode, Bruce Ally--mediator and a Principal at A Place for Mediation Inc.--discusses how mediators can help parties 'get the full picture' when mediating accident cases. Here are a few highlights from the episode: Ambulance usage may not be a reliable indicator of the severity of injury. Cultural conditioning can impact whether an injured person calls for an ambulance. When an injured...

The Role of Storytelling in Mediation with Josh Weiss [Ep. 7] 28.10.2021 28:39

In this episode, Josh Weiss--Co-Founder of the Global Negotiation Initiative--discusses the strategic use of storytelling to create connection, teach, and persuade in mediation.

Resolving Co-Parenting Disputes via Text Message with Jonathan Verk [Ep. 6] 23.10.2021 31:20

In this episode, Jonathan Verk--coFounder and CEO of coParenter--discusses the coParenter app, mediating co-parenting disputes via text, and the impact of tech on the mediation industry.

Introducing Mediators to Another Form of Assisted Negotiation called ”Co-resolution” with Nathan Witkin [Ep. 5] 13.10.2021 26:50

In this episode, Nathan Witkin--attorney and mediator--discusses game theory to illustrate why cooperation is so difficult in mediation, and how a dispute resolution process called "co-resolution" can overcome the competitive dynamic.

”The NDA Habit” and Implications for Mediators with Julie Macfarlane [Ep. 4] 06.10.2021 34:06

In this episode, Julie Macfarlane--researcher, mediator, and educator--discusses the misuse of NDAs and what mediators can do to responsibly facilitate informed decision-making among parties in mediation, as it relates to NDAs. Julie's website: https://profjuliemac.com/ Campaign website: https://cantbuymysilence.com/ Julie's book: "Going Public" https://www.amazon.com/Going-Public-Survivo...

What Every Mediator Should Know about the Singapore Convention on Mediation with Jay Santiago [Ep. 3] 22.09.2021 29:34

In this episode, Jay Santiago--attorney, mediator, and arbitrator--provides an overview of the Singapore Convention on Mediation, its implications for international commercial mediation, and tips for how mediators can expand their practice into international commercial mediation.

Reflective Practice for Mediators with Bill Froehlich [Ep. 2] 17.09.2021 40:49

In this episode, Bill Froehlich, the Deputy Director of the Divided Community Project and the Langdon Fellow in Dispute Resolution at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, discusses reflective practice for novice and skilled mediators--the benefits, how to, and a demonstration. Some articles/links mentioned in the episode: Divided Community Project: https://go.osu.edu/dcptoolkit OS...

Facilitating Conversations About Race with Kwame Christian [Ep. 1] 10.08.2021 34:34

In this episode, Kwame Christian, Director of the American Negotiation Institute, discusses how mediators can facilitate respectful and productive conversations about race.

Welcome to the Mediate.com Podcast with Host, Veronica Cravener! [Ep. 0] 10.08.2021 3:06

In this episode, learn about The Mediate.com Podcast, and meet the host, Veronica Cravener.