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Crossing Divides

Hosting a series of debates about how we should talk to each other in a divided world.

BBC Radio Wiltshire hosts a series of debates about how we should talk to each other in a divided world.

The Salisbury Conversations: How should we talk to each other?

How should we talk to each other?

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Dan O'Brien is at Salisbury Cathedral asking why we're afraid of saying the wrong thing.

Why are we afraid of saying the wrong thing? Dan O'Brien hosts a panel in front of an audience in Salisbury Cathedral to discuss what's become of the way we talk to each other.

Why are so many of us afraid of saying the wrong thing nowadays? What's made us such an angry society? Where does freedom of speech collide with hate speech? Dan O'Brien hosts a panel in front of an audience in Salisbury Cathedral to discuss what's become of the way we talk to each other.

The Guardian's Media Editor Jim Waterson, the leading social researcher Sophia Gaston, the ground-breaking prosecutor Nazir Afzal, and Salisbury Cathedral's Dean Nicholas Papadopulos join Dan O'Brien to discuss the issues.

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