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Sunita Sah

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Sep 16, 2026

Trevor BlondeelHOST
0:24
The one who stayed silent and the one who made someone else stay silent.
Trevor BlondeelHOST
0:29
And today, Dr. Sunita Sah is going to show you what a plant has to look like before someone speaks up.
Trevor BlondeelHOST
0:36
Welcome to the show, Dr. Sunita Sah.
Sunita SahGUEST
0:38
It's wonderful to be here.
Sunita SahGUEST
0:39
Thank you so much for inviting me.

27 MINS LATER

Trevor BlondeelHOST
27:57
I think that's where this whole near-miss culture goes of like people won't get hurt if we're bringing up enough on the near miss.
Trevor BlondeelHOST
28:04
I feel like I got five items that I forgot to ask you about.
Trevor BlondeelHOST
28:08
What do you want to leave our listeners with today, Dr. Sunita Sah?
Dave StachowiakGUEST
29:51
We'll have them linked in the notes, of course.
Dave StachowiakGUEST
29:53
The second recommendation I have is Sunita Sah.
Dave StachowiakGUEST
29:55
Sunita is the author of a book called Defy: The Power of No in a World That Demands Yes.
Dave StachowiakGUEST
30:02
She recently released a TEDx Talk, which is excellent, and she has been on both of our podcasts, Bonnie.
Dave StachowiakGUEST
30:37
We often think about defiance as a spontaneous thing, and almost never is it spontaneous.
Dave StachowiakGUEST
30:43
It's a process, as you hear throughout history, and she has so many amazing examples that she's researched and looked at in, in her work.
Dave StachowiakGUEST
30:49
So Sunita Sah, definitely recommended.
Dave StachowiakGUEST
30:52
Her TEDx Talk, one of the episodes, we'll write a link to them, or her book, whichever one is-

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