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Secret #64: Moral Outrage with Kurt Gray

What drives our sense of moral outrage—and how can we use it to build bridges instead of walls? In this episode of Life’s Dirty Little Secrets, hosts Chris McCurry and Emma Waddington sit down with Dr. Kurt Gray, social psychologist and author of "Outraged: Why We Fight About Morality and Politics and How to Find Common Ground." Dr. Gray unpacks the evolutionary roots of moral outrage, why it feels so powerful, and how it shapes our relationships, politics, and society. Discover the hidden biases that fuel division, the role of social media in amplifying outrage, and the surprising ways liberals and conservatives differ in their perceptions of harm and victimhood. Learn practical strategies for overcoming polarization—like practicing curiosity, empathy, and storytelling—to foster real understanding and connection. Whether you’re navigating tough conversations at home or online, this episode offers actionable insights to help you listen, connect, and find common ground. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives into the psychology of human behavior! MoralOutrage #KurtGray #Psychology #Polarization #Empathy 00:00 Secret #64: Moral Outrage with Kurt Gray 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest 01:07 Understanding Moral Outrage 01:44 Evolutionary Roots of Morality 07:11 The Bias in Moral Outrage 08:09 Conflict and Perception in Relationships 13:58 Curiosity as an Antidote to Outrage 19:07 Practicing Moral Conversations 23:18 Differences in Liberal and Conservative Views 24:37 Understanding Vulnerability Perceptions 26:27 Conservative and Progressive Worldviews 28:06 Moral Typecasting and Its Impact 30:04 The Role of Social Media in Division 31:47 Strategies for Bridging Divides 33:10 The Power of Personal Stories 38:02 Real-Life Examples of Connection 45:04 Narrative 4 and Empathy Building 48:05 Final Thoughts and Takeaways