Philip Galanes on Mending Fences After the Election

The Leonard Lopate Show | Oct 31, 2016

Did the 2016 election wreak havoc on your relationships with family, friends or coworkers? New York Times “Social Q’s” columnist Philip Galanes is here to help you repair relationships and learn how to disagree productively, even when you can't stand the other person's politics. 

Do you need help repairing your relationships after the election? Send us your questions of Facebook or Twitter, or tell us in the comments below! 

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