From The Archives: Bruce Feiler

In this episode of the GDA Podcast, Gail Davis and Kyle Davis sit down with New York Times columnist and six-time New York Times bestselling author Bruce Feiler to explore what his travels, research, and storytelling have taught him about families, relationships, and creating a more connected life.

Bruce shares why he believes some of today’s biggest questions can be answered by combining the timeless wisdom of the past with the realities of the present. From exploring cultures and religions around the world to studying what makes families thrive, his work centers on finding common ground and bringing people together.

Key topics include:

• Why Bruce believes we can learn from the wisdom of the past
• What it means to “be a traveler, not a tourist”
• Building bridges with people who think or live differently
• The three things high-functioning families have in common
• Why families need to continually adapt as life changes
• The importance of communication, family stories, and shared experiences
• How Bruce’s cancer diagnosis led to The Council of Dads
• Creating greater connection in an increasingly disconnected world

Bruce’s message reminds us that whether we’re navigating relationships, families, or differences with others, meaningful connection starts with understanding one another and finding ways to come together.

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