Let's Talk About Conflict

Empowering You to Go There In this podcast with Lynne Nash, we go on a captivating journey of discovery, debunking the myths surrounding conflict, and uncovering the heart of the matter. Lynne Nash is an Attorney Mediator who began her career in Public Relations and Marketing, yet found her calling helping others through mediation. She holds an M.A. in Conflict Resolution and Restoration and a J.D. from Texas A&M University School of Law. Lynne’s one of a kind journey combines her legal expertise with a passion for resolving conflict. As a wife, mother, and entrepreneur, she believes in the limitless possibilities each day holds and everyone’s ability to ‘get on with it’. Join her on “Let’s Talk About Conflict,” where she makes sense of conflict, explores the practice of mediation, and sorts out solutions—all while encouraging you to go there through conflict, right alongside her.

Let's Talk About Conflict is a education podcast hosted by Lynne Nash, with 27 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Lynne Nash hosts Let's Talk About Conflict, a education show with 27 episodes published.

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  Let's Talk About Conflict

  LTAC Season 4 Episode 1 - My Humanity Is Showing

  Aug 20, 202614 min

  I would love to hear from you ~ Lynne Welcome to Season 4! In this kickoff episode, attorney-mediator Lynne Nash opens with a simple but often-overlooked truth: conflict is never really about the company, the school, or some faceless institution — it's always about people, and people are human. She digs into what "humanity" actually means, why being humane (compassionate, benevolent, kind) is hardest exactly when we need it most, and how a psychological concept called radical acceptance can help you pause instead of reacting from fight-or-flight. Drawing on her full-time work as a civil mediator in Texas, Lynne shares a personal habit she's built: openly owning her own mistakes — "there goes my humanity" — and how that small act of honesty invites everyone else in the room to be a little more human too. It's a grounded, encouraging start to the season about giving yourself (and others) permission to be imperfect while still working toward resolution. In this episode: Why conflict is always about people, never faceless institutions What it really means to be "humane," and why it's hard to access in the moment Radical acceptance: pausing to see the facts before reacting How owning your own mistakes gives others permission to be kind "Kindness costs you nothing, but a lack of kindness could cost you everything" Lynne Nash is a full-time civil mediator and attorney based in Dallas, Texas. This podcast is for informational purposes only and isn't legal advice. Connect with Lynne YouTube Instagram

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  LTAC Season 3 Episode 6 - From Vision to Action, Interview with author John Marks

  Feb 25, 20251h 5mS3

  <p>I would love to hear from you ~ Lynne</p><p>Welcome to Let's Talk About Conflict, where we explore the essential skills for navigating challenging conversations and managing ourselves during difficult moments. This podcast is to help our listeners build skills where they feel more capable of managing themselves within a conflict—and maybe others!<br/><br/>I’m your host, Lynne Nash, and today our episode is special. My conversation with author John Marks, previous best selling author, covers conflict resolution, building plans to avoid conflict, and the steps it takes to build a lasting process.<br/><br/>Thro...

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  LTAC Season 3 Episode 5 - Toxic People

  Feb 18, 202517 minS3

  <p>I would love to hear from you ~ Lynne</p><p>Welcome to Season 3 of Let's Talk About Conflict, where we explore the essential skills for navigating challenging conversations and managing ourselves during difficult moments. This podcast is to help our listeners build skills where they feel more capable of managing themselves within a conflict—and maybe others!<br/><br/>I’m your host, Lynne Nash, and today we're tackling a challenge that many of us face - dealing with toxic or difficult people in our lives, especially when avoiding them isn't an option.<br/><br/>Whether it's a colleague at w...

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  LTAC Season 3, Episode 4 - The Power of Silence

  Feb 11, 202512 minS3

  <p>I would love to hear from you ~ Lynne</p><p>Welcome to another episode of Let's Talk About Conflict, where we explore the essential skills for navigating challenging conversations and managing ourselves during difficult moments. This podcast is to help our listeners build skills which should help in managing themselves within a conflict—and maybe others!<br/><br/>I'm your host, Lynne Nash, and today we're exploring a powerful tool that's often overlooked in conflict resolution - silence.<br/><br/>Silence—can be incredibly powerful and holds a great amount of value in interactions. It's ironic that on a show...

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  LTAC Season 3 Episode 3 - My Tone is Showing

  Feb 4, 202511 minS3

  <p>I would love to hear from you ~ Lynne</p><p>Welcome to another episode of Let's Talk About Conflict, where we explore the essential skills for navigating challenging conversations and managing ourselves during difficult moments. This podcast is to help our listeners build skills in the area of conflict where they can feel more confident of their skills within a conflict—and maybe be able to help others!<br/><br/>Believe it or not, the actual words we say only account for 7% of how people interpret what we say. Instead, our TONE of voice in the way we say th...

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