Media - Revision history

Noam: /* others */

2008-01-25T10:59:14Z

‎others

Noam: /* MP3/WMA */

2008-01-25T01:49:57Z

‎MP3/WMA

Noam: /* Living Room */

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‎Living Room

Noam: /* Radical compassion */

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‎Radical compassion

Noam: /* 2006 */

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‎2006

Noam: /* Miki Kashtan */

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‎Miki Kashtan

Noam: /* Miki Kashtan */

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‎Miki Kashtan

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‎MP3/WMA

Noam: /* Conflict Hotline */

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‎Conflict Hotline

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 == others ==
-*[http://www.dharmachakra.com/talks/details?num=OM732 Buddhism and Non-Violent Communication (NVC)]
+*[http://www.dharmachakra.com/talks/details?num=OM732 Buddhism and Non-Violent Communication (NVC)] To hear click on the red play icon next to the description, or download all at the bottom.
 *[http://www.cnvc.org/sbytes.htm nvc sound bytes]

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 == audio ==
-=== MP3/WMA ===
+* MP3/WMA
 To hear a MP3 file it is best to first download it and then play it.

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 ===== Living Room =====
-======2004======
+*2004
 **http://www.LeadershipthatWorks.com/recordings/radio/mikikashtan041604.mp3
 **http://www.LeadershipthatWorks.com/recordings/radio/mikikashtan060404.mp3
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 **http://www.LeadershipthatWorks.com/recordings/radio/mikikashtan122404.mp3
 **http://www.LeadershipthatWorks.com/recordings/radio/mikikashtan031404.mp3
-======2005======
+*2005
 **http://www.LeadershipthatWorks.com/recordings/radio/mikikashtan122905.mp3
-======2006======
+*2006
 **http://www.LeadershipthatWorks.com/recordings/radio/mikikashtan031606.mp3
 == Peace Talks Radio ==

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 **[http://radicalcompassion.squarespace.com/files/essence-of-nvc-recordings/ essence-of-nvc-recordings] recordings from a series of workshops offered in Los Angeles, CA during the summer and fall of 2006
 **[http://radicalcompassion.squarespace.com/files/honolulu-nonviolent-communication-practice-group/ Honolulu Nonviolent Communication Practice Group]
 *[http://www.cnvc.org/sbytes.htm nvc sound bytes]
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 *[http://www.nvccreation.com/ A short audio presentation by Marshall Rosenberg] (and CDS/DVDs for sale)
-=== Streaming ===
+== Streaming ==
 You can't download this just hear it using flash.

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-*Peace Talks Radio
+== Peace Talks Radio ==
 **[http://www.goodradioshows.org/peaceTalksL36.html Nonviolent Communication With Marshall Rosenberg]
 **[http://www.goodradioshows.org/peaceTalksL05.htm Host Suzanne Kryder talks with Jorge Rubio, a trainer in the Nonviolent Communication method (NVC), about how this communication style helps to resolve conflict]
-*Radical compassion http://radicalcompassion.squarespace.com/
+== Radical compassion  ==
 **[http://radicalcompassion.squarespace.com/files/essence-of-nvc-recordings/ essence-of-nvc-recordings] recordings from a series of workshops offered in Los Angeles, CA during the summer and fall of 2006
 **[http://radicalcompassion.squarespace.com/files/honolulu-nonviolent-communication-practice-group/ Honolulu Nonviolent Communication Practice Group]

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 ==== Miki Kashtan ====
-[http://www.growingcompassion.org/moreinfoclass.php?classid=146 Listen to Miki from Kashtan's Conflict Hotline Radio Shows] from [http://www.growingcompassion.org growingcompassion] (direct links as the links on growingcompassion page are broken)
+Certified NVC trainer, is co-founder of [http://www.baynvc.org Bay Area Nonviolent Communication] and the North America Leadership Program [http://www.baynvc.org/bios.php#miki ...]
 ===== Conflict Hotline =====

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 ==== Miki Kashtan ====
 ===== Conflict Hotline =====
-**[http://www.LeadershipthatWorks.com/recordings/radio/mikikashtan011005.mp3   January 10th, 2005]
+*[http://www.LeadershipthatWorks.com/recordings/radio/mikikashtan011005.mp3   January 10th, 2005]
-***Host Miki Kashtan offers support to this week's callers in handling issues in their life, such as: longing for acceptance from family of origin about one's sexuality; working to reach consensual decisions with a divorced co-parent about visitation with a daughter living abroad; handling issues of trust in relation to previous therapists; trying to work out internalized messages about oneself even after a parent has died; maintaining connection with faraway adult children; doing inner work to achieve more openness; and organizational conflict. The main approach used by Miki was to connect deeply with the feelings and needs of the person speaking, and supporting them, at times, in connecting and understanding the experience of the other person in the conflict in order to achieve a solution that works for everyone based on shared needs.
+**Host Miki Kashtan offers support to this week's callers in handling issues in their life, such as: longing for acceptance from family of origin about one's sexuality; working to reach consensual decisions with a divorced co-parent about visitation with a daughter living abroad; handling issues of trust in relation to previous therapists; trying to work out internalized messages about oneself even after a parent has died; maintaining connection with faraway adult children; doing inner work to achieve more openness; and organizational conflict. The main approach used by Miki was to connect deeply with the feelings and needs of the person speaking, and supporting them, at times, in connecting and understanding the experience of the other person in the conflict in order to achieve a solution that works for everyone based on shared needs.
-**[http://www.LeadershipthatWorks.com/recordings/radio/mikikashtan011705.mp3 January 17th, 2005]
+*[http://www.LeadershipthatWorks.com/recordings/radio/mikikashtan011705.mp3 January 17th, 2005]
-***Host Miki Kashtan supported callers in facing a variety of difficulties in their life. A prominent themes was relationships with siblings, in which callers wanted understanding for themselves, hope for resolution, and hope for being able to understand their siblings. Another theme was inner conflicts, ranging from wanting healing and support for difficulties from the past, to seeking understanding and inner peace and acceptance. This being Martin Luther King Day, Miki connected a variety of the topics to some of MLK's deepest messages of finding compassion and love for everyone, including self and others when we act in ways which are not in line with our deepest values, even for when we lose our own compassion.
+**Host Miki Kashtan supported callers in facing a variety of difficulties in their life. A prominent themes was relationships with siblings, in which callers wanted understanding for themselves, hope for resolution, and hope for being able to understand their siblings. Another theme was inner conflicts, ranging from wanting healing and support for difficulties from the past, to seeking understanding and inner peace and acceptance. This being Martin Luther King Day, Miki connected a variety of the topics to some of MLK's deepest messages of finding compassion and love for everyone, including self and others when we act in ways which are not in line with our deepest values, even for when we lose our own compassion.
-**[http://www.LeadershipthatWorks.com/recordings/radio/mikikashtan012405.mp3 January 24th, 2005]
+*[http://www.LeadershipthatWorks.com/recordings/radio/mikikashtan012405.mp3 January 24th, 2005]
-***8 people called. Host Miki Kashtan addressed diverse issues and challenges. One theme was the importance of maintaining human connection when interacting with institutions. One caller was asking for support in addressing painful political differences in her family, and was supported by noticing the distinction between understanding someone and agreeing with them, noting that she can promote more understanding by listening to the basic human feelings and needs underneath any message or action. One caller wanted to reach more understanding with his ex-wife to be able to maintain connection with his children, and another wanted to resolve a painful conflict with his 19-yr old son. In both cases reaching for understanding and connecting with everyone's needs can support a resolution that works for everyone.
+**8 people called. Host Miki Kashtan addressed diverse issues and challenges. One theme was the importance of maintaining human connection when interacting with institutions. One caller was asking for support in addressing painful political differences in her family, and was supported by noticing the distinction between understanding someone and agreeing with them, noting that she can promote more understanding by listening to the basic human feelings and needs underneath any message or action. One caller wanted to reach more understanding with his ex-wife to be able to maintain connection with his children, and another wanted to resolve a painful conflict with his 19-yr old son. In both cases reaching for understanding and connecting with everyone's needs can support a resolution that works for everyone.
-**missing - Feb 14 and Feb 21
+*missing - Feb 14 and Feb 21
-***excerpts from Marshall Rosenberg's CDs. Only two calls were taken each week, and some time was left for raising funds for KPFA.
+**excerpts from Marshall Rosenberg's CDs. Only two calls were taken each week, and some time was left for raising funds for KPFA.
 ===== Living Room =====
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-***this mp3s are from [http://www.growingcompassion.org/moreinfoclass.php?classid=146 Listen to Miki from Kashtan's Conflict Hotline Radio Shows] from [http://www.growingcompassion.org growingcompassion] (direct links as the links on growingcompassion page are broken)
 *Peace Talks Radio