Indisputably

Lela Love, Andrea Schneider, Robyn Weinstein
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Indisputably Podcast Channel – a place for leading advice, insights, and stories from top negotiation, mediation, and conflict resolution experts. The Indisputably Channel is home to three podcasts: Indisputably, How My Friends Negotiate hosted by Professor Andrea Schneider, and Stories Mediators Tell hosted by Professors Lela Love and Robyn Weinstein.

  1. Indisputably | Episode 2: George Moose Receives IAP Award

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    Indisputably | Episode 2: George Moose Receives IAP Award

    On this special live episode of Indisputably, recorded at the International Advocate for Peace (IAP) Award Ceremony, host Andrea Schneider sits down with George Moose, the 25th recipient of the prestigious honor presented by the Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution. In front of a live audience, Ambassador Moose reflects on a distinguished career dedicated to diplomacy and peacebuilding—from serving as U.S. Ambassador to Benin and Senegal, to his role as Assistant Secretary of African Affairs, and later as U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva. He also shares insights from his years at the United States Institute of Peace, where he ultimately served as CEO. The conversation explores the realities of navigating conflict during moments of political transition, the challenges of advancing peace on a global stage, and the enduring importance of principled leadership in international affairs. This episode offers a rare, behind-the-scenes perspective from a lifetime diplomat whose work has helped shape peace efforts around the world. Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution at Cardozo School of Law

    28 мин.
  2. How My Friends Negotiate | Episode 6: Carol Becker

    15 АПР.

    How My Friends Negotiate | Episode 6: Carol Becker

    On this episode of How My Friends Negotiate, host Andrea Schneider welcomes Carol Becker, owner of the iconic William Greenberg Desserts, to explore what negotiation looks like behind the scenes of a beloved New York institution. Carol shares how she navigates negotiations with vendors and suppliers, balancing quality, cost, and long-standing relationships to keep a legacy business thriving. She also reflects on the complexities of real estate negotiations in New York City—where every decision can shape the future of a small business. From starting out baking challah for friends to becoming the steward of a nearly 80-year-old bakery, Carol discusses how trust, preparation, and community play a central role in her approach to negotiation. She offers a candid look at what it means to honor tradition while making strategic decisions that move a business forward. This episode is a thoughtful conversation about negotiation in everyday business—where relationships matter just as much as the bottom line. Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution at Cardozo School of Law

    14 мин.
  3. Stories Mediators Tell | Episode 5: Josh Stulberg

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    Stories Mediators Tell | Episode 5: Josh Stulberg

    In this episode of Stories Mediators Tell, Joseph B. Stulberg shares a powerful account of a community conflict where issues of racism and free speech collided, with real consequences for a high school student-athlete preparing to play at a Big Ten football program. Stulberg, the Michael E. Moritz Chair in Alternative Dispute Resolution at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law and an Adjunct Professor of Law at Cardozo School of Law, draws on decades of experience to reflect on the challenges of mediating deeply charged disputes rooted in identity, values, and public perception. As tensions escalated and divisions hardened, the stakes extended beyond individuals to an entire community. Through this story, Stulberg explores what it takes to create space for dialogue when emotions run high and positions feel irreconcilable. He offers insight into the role of a mediator in navigating complex social conflict and the importance of process, patience, and principled engagement in moments that test the limits of understanding. Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution at Cardozo School of Law

    23 мин.
  4. How My Friends Negotiate | Episode 5: John Elefterakis ’09

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    How My Friends Negotiate | Episode 5: John Elefterakis ’09

    On this episode of How My Friends Negotiate, host Andrea Schneider welcomes John Elefterakis, founding partner of Elefterakis, Elefterakis & Panek and a leading trial lawyer whose work has secured over a billion dollars in verdicts and settlements. John shares how he learned the power of negotiation early in his career—and why preparation remains at the core of every successful outcome. From understanding the full range of possible outcomes to knowing the strengths and weaknesses of your case, he explains why “preparation is everything” when stepping into any negotiation. The conversation also explores how and when to push back effectively, and why even a little bit of math can make a big difference in evaluating offers and making strategic decisions. Drawing on his experience in high-stakes personal injury and civil rights cases, John offers practical insights into balancing advocacy with strategy. A 2009 graduate of Cardozo and a member of its Board of Overseers, John remains deeply committed to mentorship and expanding opportunities for the next generation—bringing the same focus and purpose to his negotiations as he does to his broader work in the community. This episode is a grounded, real-world look at negotiation from the perspective of a litigator who stakes everything on getting it right. Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution at Cardozo School of Law

    28 мин.
  5. Stories Mediators Tell | Episode 4: Srdan Simic

    25 МАР.

    Stories Mediators Tell | Episode 4: Srdan Simic

    In this episode of Stories Mediators Tell, internationally recognized mediator Srdan Simic shares a story drawn from a divorce mediation that reveals the subtle, human elements at the heart of conflict resolution. A pioneer in mediation and a judge with decades of experience, Simac has handled hundreds of disputes across a wide range of contexts . In this conversation, he reflects on how something as simple as arranging the physical space can shape the tone of a mediation, and how finding even the smallest piece of common ground can begin to shift entrenched positions. Through a memorable interaction with a particularly resistant participant, Šimac illustrates how patience, creativity, and empathy can break down barriers that at first seem immovable. Drawing inspiration from The Rolling Stones and their lyric “you can’t always get what you want,” he offers a powerful reminder about expectations, compromise, and what resolution can truly look like. This episode highlights the art of mediation in practice, and the unexpected ways connection can emerge even in the most personal and challenging disputes. Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution at Cardozo School of Law

    25 мин.
  6. How My Friends Negotiate | Episode 4: Bob Bordone

    18 МАР.

    How My Friends Negotiate | Episode 4: Bob Bordone

    Andrea Schneider sits down with Robert "Bob" Bordone, Senior Fellow at Harvard Law School, founder of the Harvard Negotiation & Mediation Clinical Program, and a leading voice in conflict resolution, to talk about negotiating his own book deal and what he’s learned from decades in the field. From high-stakes disputes to everyday conversations, Bob shares what great negotiators consistently do and how to navigate even the most challenging conversations with clarity and purpose. Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution at Cardozo School of Law

    25 мин.
  7. Stories Mediators Tell | Episode 3: Margaret Shaw

    11 МАР.

    Stories Mediators Tell | Episode 3: Margaret Shaw

    In this special episode of Stories Mediators Tell, co-host Robyn Weinstein shares two memorable mediation stories, “Random Conversation” and “Unexpected Events,” originally told by ADR pioneer Margaret L. Shaw. A respected leader in the field, Shaw devoted decades to advancing dispute resolution across courts, nonprofits, and academia. Her work included launching innovative mediation programs, contributing to groundbreaking research on court-connected mediation, and mentoring generations of practitioners. She passed away in 2017 and left a lasting legacy in the ADR community. Through these two stories, listeners encounter the surprising and deeply human moments that often shape mediation. Unexpected conversations, chance encounters, and small shifts in perspective can transform conflict in meaningful ways. This episode honors Shaw’s enduring influence and the curiosity and compassion she brought to the practice of mediation. Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution at Cardozo School of Law

    15 мин.
  8. How My Friends Negotiate | Episode 3: Caryn Davies

    4 МАР.

    How My Friends Negotiate | Episode 3: Caryn Davies

    On this episode of How My Friends Negotiate, host Andrea Schneider sits down with two-time Olympic champion rower, attorney, and negotiator Caryn Davies to explore how the mindset and skills of elite athletes translate to negotiating in life and business. Caryn dives into a compelling negotiation story from her own practice, mentoring a client through a tricky dispute over who owned the rights to an educational course and whether it could be sold. By getting to the heart of what was truly driving the negotiation (each party’s “why") they were able to break through the stalemate and find a resolution. Then, Caryn reflects on her life as an athlete and negotiator, sharing lessons from life in the boat that have shaped her approach to feedback, teamwork, and conflict. From knowing the right and wrong times to give feedback after a race to the core lesson that “we’re all in the same boat,” she reveals how competitive rowing taught her more than just how to win, it taught her how to collaborate, communicate, and negotiate under pressure. Caryn Davies is a decorated American rower, earning two Olympic golds and a silver over three Games, and a leader with deep experience in high-stakes environments both on and off the water. Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution at Cardozo School of Law

    22 мин.
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Indisputably Podcast Channel – a place for leading advice, insights, and stories from top negotiation, mediation, and conflict resolution experts. The Indisputably Channel is home to three podcasts: Indisputably, How My Friends Negotiate hosted by Professor Andrea Schneider, and Stories Mediators Tell hosted by Professors Lela Love and Robyn Weinstein.

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    Lela Love, Andrea Schneider, Robyn Weinstein
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