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BBC’s Tony Hawks on Marshall Rosenberg

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BBC’s Tony Hawks on Marshall Rosenberg

 

Marshall Rosenberg was the stern faced creator of nonviolent communication, a man who spent his life finding ways to eradicate hate. Often armed only with his trademark giraffe and jackal puppets, Rosenberg toured the world teaching a new way of speaking.

Some of the staff at CNVC found this 30 minute radio talk fun and an amazingly complete description of NVC. We also learned more about Marshall’s personal life than we had ever heard from him.

A recording is now available for listening and download through the BBC iplayer app and will soon be available on iTunes. Please share widely.

The link is: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07q87sm

 

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