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Real stories from guests who dared to get uncomfortable in a moment that challenged their worldview. In the thick of intense emotions, they chose to stay curious and open, rather than lash out or shy away, and came out the other side with stronger relationships, clearer beliefs, and increased confidence. And you can do it too!So, if you: • Want to engage with others on important topics but aren’t sure how, OR• Are burned out on social media and wish you could bring the humanity back into discussions online or in real life, Look no further! Whether you're a seasoned seeker of new ideas or just dipping your toes into the uncomfy waters, this podcast is your go-to destination for learning how to improve your communication, disagree more productively, and be a more inspired leader.In such a polarized world, we believe learning how to stick with moments that challenge us, without getting defensive or shutting down, is a direct antidote for division.Are you ready to lean in, l
BYUradio hosts Uncomfy: Sticking with Moments That Challenge Us, a education show with 112 episodes published.
What do you do when something happens that you can’t control and you’re terrified of what comes next? For Laura Lummer, that moment came with a devastating cancer diagnosis. She couldn’t control what was happening or how
After 20+ years covering the news, journalist Niala Boodhoo has seen how easy it is to become cynical. But she’s choosing a different approach—bringing together two things journalists have traditionally kept separate: fa
An autism diagnosis changed everything for Harry and Gus Psaros—but not in the way they expected. Together, this father and son share an honest conversation about fear, hope, parenting, and what happens when you stop foc
What would you do if something that connected you to someone you loved disappeared forever? Marriage and family therapist Elizabeth Gruebel shares the heartbreaking story of returning home to discover she'd been robbed a
If you've ever felt guilty for resting, struggled with burnout, or wondered how to sustain meaningful work without sacrificing your well-being, this conversation is for you. In this episode, award-winning science writer
First responders care for people on the worst days of their lives, but they can carry those experiences with them long after the call is over. As both the spouse of a firefighter and a former police detective, Erin Nugen
When Eliza Reid’s husband unexpectedly became president of Iceland, she found herself in a role with no instruction manual—forcing her to confront self-doubt, challenge outdated expectations, and learn how to trust her o
When ChatGPT first appeared, Christian Carmody found himself facing an uncomfortable question: If AI could do much of the work for him, why not use it? As a stressed PhD student juggling graduate school, multiple jobs, a
Many adults assume today's young people have it easier than previous generations. Sean Murphy used to think something similar until a classroom discussion stopped him in his tracks. In this episode. Sean reflects on the
After decades as a surgeon, professor, and medical expert, Dr. Anthony Goodman found himself facing an unexpected diagnosis: early Alzheimer's disease. In this conversation, Dr. Goodman and his wife, Maribeth, share what
Would you rekindle a friendship with someone you considered dead to you? In this episode, our guest Pete O’Dell shares the story of reconnecting with a once-inseparable friend after years of silence and resentment and wh
What happens when your entire sense of worth is tied to achievement? Jane Chen spent years pushing herself to the limit: working nonstop, chasing impact, and trying to prove she was enough. From the outside, she looked w
Lieutenant Edmund Fisher spent nearly two decades serving with the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office near New Orleans. Then, during a late-night pursuit, a catastrophic accident changed everything. After losing his leg
“There is a way out of darkness, and I know how it works because I've been there…” Tiffany Fletcher shares her story of growing up in a home shaped by severe mental illness, fear, and silence—and the long path toward hea
What do you say to someone in crisis? Joe Tuia’ana, founder of the I Love You, Bro project, joins Uncomfy to talk about men’s mental health, connection, and what it means to show up for someone in crisis. Joe shares the
One of the requirements for new police recruits in Portland doesn’t happen in an academy classroom. It happens on a track walking a mile with a high school student. In this episode of Uncomfy, we explore “Talk a Mile,” a
What happens when the person everyone relies on has nothing left to give? Muffy Mendoza, founder of Brown Mamas, talks about grief, burnout, and the breaking point that changed everything. After losing her father and ref
BJ Campbell, a Second Amendment advocate, and Dr. Eric Fleegler, a physician and researcher focused on preventing gun violence, were part of a year-long experiment—two dozen people with radically different views on guns
Have you ever left a conversation thinking, “They didn’t hear me at all”? Journalist and author Mónica Guzmán shares stories from her own life, from not fully listening to her daughter, to navigating emotional disagreeme
What would you do if you planned an event and nobody showed up? Michael Wilker knows exactly how that feels. One night, after years of organizing a monthly meetup, he sat alone at a bar waiting for people that never came
Jane Chen
best-selling author, leadership coach, social entrepreneur · Embrace Global
1 appearance on this show
Monica Guzman
Senior Fellow for Public Practice · Reclaim Curiosity
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Margaret Rutherford
clinical psychologist, TEDx speaker, author
1 appearance on this show
Julia Minson
founder of the Constructive Disagreement Lab, author of How to Disagree Better · Harvard Kennedy School of Government
1 appearance on this show
Robert Coplan
author of The Joy of Solitude
1 appearance on this show
Elizabeth Gruebel
University of Rhode Island
1 appearance on this show
Erin Nugent
Australian police
1 appearance on this show
Eliza Reid
Iceland
1 appearance on this show
Lt. Edmund Fisher
Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office
1 appearance on this show
Joe Tuia’ana
I Love You, Bro
1 appearance on this show
Justin Fogarty
Talk a Mile
1 appearance on this show
Sgt. Aaron Schmautz
Portland Police Association
1 appearance on this show
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