In Podcast Series 11:  we discuss the coincidence that some of the violence we have witnessed in recent times in the  United States, particularly in Minneapolis -where, as a result of excessive force by police officers  in the arrest of an African American man  resulting in the person’s death in front of bystanders in the street,  at the side of the pavement, which has led to huge outcry worldwide. We reflect on the fact that our Book in which a number of the questions, asked by the young people, propelled us towards discussions about police forces - how they work-  how they need to be constructed, how there needs to be a collaborative relationship between them and the community that they serve –  and  how there needs to be effective complaint and oversight mechanisms in place with independent investigating authorities who can properly assess whether police officers  have breached their duty or acted in excess of their delegated powers. In the circumstances of the Podcast Series it is interesting to note that the young people found that subject of such interest and now we are witnessing the outcry throughout the world at the way this man was treated ‘in custody’ when he appeared to be offering no resistance.  His name is George Floyd, and some say he will be remembered as being the catalyst for change.  We also in this Podcast discuss dispute resolution mechanisms and how all of the processes depend on timing and that much needed skill of listening.  Listening skills are discussed and addressed and can never be underestimated.