Indivisible | Scott Carter | TEDxAsburyPark
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2024
- Differences need not be deal breakers. Notes from a TV political roundtable producer. Scott Carter hosts the podcast Ye Gods! As Co-Creator/Executive Producer of Love & Respect With Killer Mike (PBS), he won a Regional Emmy Award. He received many Primetime Emmy nominations as Producer/Writer of Politically Incorrect With Bill Maher (Comedy Central, ABC) and Real Time With Bill Maher (HBO), for which he also won the Producers Guild of America and Writers Guild of America awards. His play The Gospel According To Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens & Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord has been seen in many U.S. cities and in Canada, Scotland and Switzerland. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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I could, and have listened to that man for hours. ALWAYS a pleasure!!
This was excellent! Scott's approach to people and connection puts to words the challenges we all run into, while giving such a beautifully succinct alternative approach -- Talk, Love, Truth.
Fascinating perspective... great to see someone offer a practical, practicable, and tolerance-based solution to the turmoil of our nation. Wonderful!
What a thought-provoking talk that seems to counter many people's current views. Backed by jokes that landed quite well, it was more than able to get the point across. Well done.
This is a well thought out and constructed treatise on how to communicate in these divisive times. With humor and insight, Scott seeks to break down barriers by leading with compassion, love and listening. Beautifully done!
Scott’s first point about talking resonates most with me. I know it’s important to talk with people whose views are different, but it is easier to just avoid them. That isn’t the way forward for me and my fellow Americans, though. Thank you, Scott, for that direct reminder, spoken with love.
Wonderful and thought provoking. Also heartfelt .
Thought provoking and poignant-- and much needed in a time where connection is more important than ever. A wonderful talk from Scott!
Humane, thoughtful and never didactic. His expansion of the notion of 'met' and how it has guided his life hit hard. Combined with 'dialogue' it makes for a powerful and fruitful way to live one's life, something he seems to personally practice as he engages with the world. One clearly senses his admiration for our 16th President. I enjoyed how he tied together his opening comments with his final comments, right down to the final visual gesture of entwining his hands. On a much lighter note that is one beautiful linen suit and it was topped off nicely by the vest and pocket square. Intelligent and understated, just like his talk.
I Very Much Enjoyed this Talk. A Lesson in in how to deal with people who dont think like you do and a master class on how to be a Award winning Producer.
This one is very thoughtful and civically-productive. Talking across political divisions is something everyone should try to make happen in their own lives
Thank you ! Thank you ! Thank you, Scott!! Thank you for sharing your insights and template to overcoming challenges that American's face almost every minute of the day. Thank you for trying to UNITE US and bring us together. And thank you TED TALKS for giving Scott a platform.
Such an impressive experience listening to Scott! He spoke honestly with no malice with a lot of positive ways to try and reunite our very broken country. We have a lot to get this accomplished. Thank you, Scott Cartier, for your insight !
Culture divides us - Religion Divides Us - Listening to Indivisble by Scott Carter can "Unite Us" even with our cranky uncle - God Bless
This is a problem worth contemplating, thank you so much, Scott. I feel like we have a growing flag problem and this is an approach I can get behind.
Great talk - and great ideas for bridging divisions! Should be required viewing for all Americans.
Wow! Thank you, Scott! I so appreciate the Pledge of Allegiance 'edit timeline' and wish we could go back to the original from 1892: I pledge allegiance to my flag and the republic for which it stands, one nation, INDIVISIBLE, with liberty and justice for all.
Appreciate your wisdom and agree: “In a house divided against itself, lies are termites. Lies are the first refuge of the coward, or citizens, including me, with hand over heart, reciting words that are not in my heart… We the people could reaffirm our pledge by investing it with new meaning to make it true for us today.”
As a faith believing woman of color feel that this nation is divided but people like Scott we need more of!! He’s full of love and gives nothing but respect the epitome of what our nation needs. This Ted talk very enlightening.
Yes, truly REFRESHINg.
What a terrific presentation; thoughtful and insightful.
Scott addresses the disunity we experience in the US with practical suggestions that could make a difference from the grassroots level. I hope people will not only listen to this, but implement his suggestions to truly become more tolerant and unified. We can’t call ourselves tolerant, if we are unable to listen and engage people who think differently than we do.
So wise! Thank you for sharing principles of HUMANITY. ONEness.
LOVE: “The respectful consideration we should give everybody.” What a perfect definition.
Charity = Dignity
TRUTH: a house divided against itself, Lies are termites.
As an educator, I stand with you. Our children recite the pledge daily… UNITED we Stand.
“Indivisible”…. Liberty and Justice for all.
So much goodness in this conversation, Thank you Mr. Carter.
Thank you, Ms. Dean! I love “God Created, Never Duplicated.”
Inspiring words from someone who speaks from the heart and always operates from a place of love and respect. We can all take a lesson from “Indivisible.” Thank you Scott!
A smart meaningful discussion of our pledge as well as some great advice for getting along with “the other side” for all sides. Give it a listen!
a refreshing call for civility
Congratulations Scott. Felt like i was watching a great history professor.
Scott is brilliant.