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“Something with Mediation” – Podcast by Nadav Nishri
Real conversations from the mediation room – with mediator Nadav Nishri, founder of the New Partnership mediation method and head of Nishri Mediators. Stories about divorce, family and business conflicts – and how to turn them into agreements.
The episodes are currently in Hebrew. This page is for our international audience – mediators, lawyers, therapists and anyone interested in the New Partnership approach to mediation.
The player above automatically displays the latest episodes directly from Spotify. You can listen here, or open the show in the Spotify app on your phone.
What is “Something with Mediation” about?
“Something with Mediation” (in Hebrew: משהו עם גישור) is a podcast born from thousands of hours in the mediation room. Every episode starts from a real-life situation – a divorce on the edge of war, parents who can’t talk, business partners who stopped trusting each other – and asks one central question: how can we move from attack to cooperation?
- Episodes about divorce mediation and how to protect the children during a breakup.
- Conversations about co-parenting, parenting plans and future-oriented agreements.
- Stories from civil and business mediation – partners, companies and workplaces.
- Tools from the New Partnership method for any crisis: listening, responsibility and planning the future.
- Episodes together with lawyers, therapists and other professionals who work around conflict.
Who is this podcast for?
Even though the podcast is in Hebrew, many of our listeners are professionals and parents from around the world who want to understand how we work at Nishri Mediators.
- Mediators who want to hear how real conversations in the room actually sound.
- Lawyers who are tired of endless litigation and are curious about mediation.
- Therapists and social workers who accompany families going through divorce or crisis.
- Parents who are in the middle of a breakup and want a calmer, more constructive path.
- Business owners and partners dealing with conflicts in business mediation or workplace mediation.
- Anyone interested in communication, agreements and practical conflict-resolution tools.
Frequent themes in the episodes
Each episode focuses on a specific question from the mediation room – not in theory, but in real life.
- “How do we tell the children we are getting divorced?”
- “Is divorce the end, or the start of a new kind of partnership?”
- “What do we do when one parent wants to separate and the other wants to stay?”
- “How do we recover trust between business partners who feel betrayed?”
- “What happens financially after child support ends?”
- “What can we do now so the children will remember the divorce in a calmer way?”
- “How do we work together with courts and lawyers instead of against them?”
- “How do we handle anger, revenge and the feeling of losing control?”
How to listen and follow
The easiest way is simply to press play in the player at the top of this page. You can also follow the podcast on your favorite app:
- Spotify: “Something with Mediation” on Spotify
- From our Hebrew website: podcast page in Hebrew , with descriptions and show notes.
- From anywhere: open the Spotify link on your phone and follow the show to receive new episodes.
If you are an organization, podcast host or journalist and would like to collaborate or record an episode together, feel free to contact us.
More from Nishri Mediators
If you discovered us through the podcast and want to learn more about our work and training programs, these pages are a good place to continue:
- About us: International mediation practice · About Nadav Nishri · Our mediation team
- Mediation services: Family & divorce mediation · Civil & business mediation · Business mediation · Workplace mediation · Family business mediation
- Training & school: Mediation school · Basic mediation course · Practicum in divorce mediation · Civil & business mediation practicum
- Content & resources: Books · Articles
- Contact page – for questions about mediation, training or international collaboration.
From listening – to changing the way you handle conflict
A podcast cannot replace mediation – but it can change the way you think about conflict. If you feel that something in the conversations on “Something with Mediation” resonates with your life or your work, you are welcome to reach out.
