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Dismantling the Divide

Hosted by Quinnipiac University · religion · EN · 8 episodes

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Do you worry about politics being unhinged and unsalvageable? Does the state of the world worry you? Do you ever feel hopeless about what you — a lone person — could possibly do to make things better? “Dismantling the Divide” is a podcast exploring these questions and others, with a simple goal: to build a more peaceful world. The show is built around the 2024 World Summit of Nobel Laureates for Peace , which took place in Monterrey, Mexico. The multi-day event brought together Nobel Laureates, businesspeople, economists, academics, scientists, researchers, politicians, activists, and importantly, young people. Each episode is framed around a key aspect of human civilization: peace, narratives, art & music, war, and justice, with a bonus episode focusing on actionable next steps. Gandhi said it best: “Be the change you wish to see in the world.” We start there, but we also recognize that each person sees the world differe

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What is Dismantling the Divide about?

Do you worry about politics being unhinged and unsalvageable? Does the state of the world worry you? Do you ever feel hopeless about what you, a lone person, could possibly do to make things better? “Dismantling the Divide” is a podcast exploring these questions and others, with a simple goal: to build a more peaceful world.

Who hosts Dismantling the Divide?

Dismantling the Divide is hosted by Quinnipiac University. The show has published 8 episodes to date.

What has Dismantling the Divide covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Sean Duffy on Taking the Next Steps" (17 September 2025, 54 minutes), "The Power of Justice" (17 September 2025, 41 minutes), and "The Woes of War" (17 September 2025, 40 minutes).

How often does Dismantling the Divide publish?

Dismantling the Divide publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 8 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Dismantling the Divide?

Booking probability for Dismantling the Divide is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Dismantling the Divide requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Dismantling the Divide's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Dismantling the Divide?

The strongest fits for Dismantling the Divide are Defense & International Affairs. Dismantling the Divide has a religion audience.

About the host

Quinnipiac University hosts Dismantling the Divide, a religion show with 8 episodes published.

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  • Episode #6

    Sean Duffy on Taking the Next Steps

    Sep 17, 202554 minS1

    <p>In our final episode of the series, Sean Duffy, executive director of the Albert Schweitzer Center at Quinnipiac University discusses how we can practically think about building a peaceful world. He's interviewed by...

  • Episode #5

    The Power of Justice

    Sep 17, 202541 minS1

    <p>"No justice, no peace,” is a phrase that historians say likely originated in New York City after a mob of white teenagers severely beat a group of black men in Howard Beach in 1986, which led to one man's death.</p>...

  • Episode #4

    The Woes of War

    Sep 17, 202540 minS1

    <p>"We are closer to nuclear war than we have ever been, and we're not acting that way. We're ignoring this problem to a very dangerous degree. " - Dr. Ira Helfand, Nobel laureate.</p> <p>The new nuclear arms race is...

  • Episode #3

    The Power of Art

    Sep 17, 202536 minS1

    <p>There is power in art -- even silly art. Consider artists like Jean-Michel Basquiat or Andy Warhol, or the sale last year of a banana duct-taped to a wall for over $6 million. It’s ridiculous, of course, but if money...

  • Episode #2

    The Power of Narrative

    Sep 17, 202541 minS1

    <p>This episode is about stories and how they shape our identities in ways that give us strength but also sometimes keep us divided. We discuss the concept of nations and borders, and how this social organizing...

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  • Episode #1

    The Power of Peace

    Sep 17, 202533 minS1

    <p>What does war sound like? What about peace, what does it sound like? What kind of world do you want to hear? </p> <p>In our first episode, we explore this idea of peace and what it means to individuals and to...

  • Dismantling the Divide

    Dismantling the Divide is coming September 17

    Sep 16, 20253 minS0

    <p>Do you worry about politics being unhinged and unsalvageable? Does the state of the world worry you? Do you ever feel hopeless about what you — a lone person — could possibly do to make things better?</p>...

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    Dismantling the Divide Promo

    Sep 16, 20251 minS0

    <p>Do you worry about politics being unhinged and unsalvageable? Does the state of the world worry you? Do you ever feel hopeless about what you — a lone person — could possibly do to make things better?</p>...

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