America is more polarized than ever. Anger and anxiety dominate conversations, straining relationships at work, at home, and online. Friendships are dissolving, marriages are ending, and workplaces are walking on eggshells. 

People are exhausted—not just from politics, but from the emotional toll of division.

Scott Grace bridges the great divide with humor, insight, and song.

Our current climate isn’t just political—it’s personal.

People are tired of the bickering but don’t know how to escape the cycle without feeling like they’re “giving in.”

Scott Grace is the author of How to Evolve During the Trump Experience, Whether Humanity Joins You or Not and an expert in Nonviolent Communication.

He offers a way forward.

He doesn’t preach, scold, or pick sides.

Instead, he exposes the true culprit behind division: fear.

Behind the anger and self-righteous certainty that split families and friends is fear—on both sides. And fear, more contagious than COVID, keeps spreading, fueled by a media landscape built to stoke outrage.

At the end of the day, do you want to be part of the solution—or just another contestant in the Outrage Olympics?

Scott doesn’t do finger-wagging or “here’s why you’re wrong” lectures. 

Instead, he helps people:

• Navigate (or wisely avoid) tough conversations.
• Build bridges and find common ground.
• Understand why outrage is exhausting—and why empathy works better.
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Let’s be honest—there’s only so much stress our nervous systems can take.

• He’s Hilarious: Humor breaks the ice. When people laugh, they listen.
• He’s Real: No fluff, just fresh, practical insights on how we got here—and where we go next.
• He’s Actionable: Attendees leave with real-world tools for navigating conflict at work, home, and even Thanksgiving dinner.

Scott Covers: 

• The psychology behind political division—and why empathy works better than outrage.
• How to find common ground without abandoning your values.
• Why understanding fear (not fighting it) is key to healing the divide.
• The hidden gift in today’s chaos—yes, even that guy in office.

Scott’s mission isn’t to make everyone agree—it’s to help people stop seeing each other as enemies and start seeing each other as human.

If your organization values teamwork, leadership, and a drama-free workplace (or at least one where disagreements don’t require HR intervention), Scott’s approach is exactly what you need.

A seasoned speaker since 1993, Scott blends life skills, stand-up comedy, and musical wit. 

He’s shared the stage with Robin Williams, Dana Carvey, Deepak Chopra, Dr. John Gray, Ram Dass, Jack Canfield, Louise Hay, and even three presidential candidates.

He’s captivated audiences in conferences, colleges, boardrooms, hospitals, churches, and synagogues, using humor and Seussian rhymes to bypass defenses and open minds.

Simply put, Scott Grace is too entertaining to resist. 

Even those who disagree with him end up having too much fun to stay closed-minded.

WARNING: The Surgeon General has determined that exposure to Scott Grace may cause sudden, uncontrollable laughter. 

Side effects include dangerously low stress levels, unexpected outbreaks of peace, and even vision problems - You may start seeing people who share different points of view as human beings worthy of respect. 

If you experience a sudden urge to be reasonable, seek medical attention—your worldview may be expanding. 

Never drive or operate heavy machinery after seeing him.

Ask your doctor if Scott Grace is right for you.