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Never before has there been a greater need for deeper listening and more open communication to cope with the complex problems facing our organizations, businesses, and societies. Renowned scientist David Bohm believed there was a better way for humanity to discover meaning and to achieve harmony. He identified creative dialogue, a sharing of assumptions and understanding, as a means by which the individual, and society as a whole, can learn more about themselves and others, and achieve a renewed sense of purpose.

Two 20-somethings conversing about anything and everything.

A Catholic and an Atheist square off in friendly dialogue and soft debate. Sometimes not so friendly.

Mieux comprendre le monde, dans lequel nous sommes invités à vivre en chrétiens, grâce aux travaux des historiens, des sociologues et des artistes ainsi qu’à travers la réflexion philosophique. C'est ce que vous proposent Monserrata Vidal et Sarah Brunel. 

Famous dialogues of famous personalities

What is ARC or the Amateur Radio club ?We are an internet radio show that talks about what’s important and current to you, me and everyone who is a part of the SNU student community! Befitting this narrative, the show is called Dialogue. We want to start conversations that can be the drivers of change.

Dan Miller interviews a variety of interesting people for Morningtide

The motto of Dialogues with Richard Reeves is "thinking together in relationship". This podcast features in-depth, lively conversations with leading thinkers on the big questions facing modern societies. dialoguespod@gmail.com @richardvreeves

Ever wondered what your colleagues or students who describe as neurodivergent really experience or how they feel about life in academia - but have been a bit fearful of asking?These chats are an opportunity for people who describe themselves as neurodivergent to talk about their life experiences and how they navigate the neurotypical waters of academia - and for me to ask questions I have always wanted to ask.I aim to load new chats fortnightly and if you would like to take part, or to suggest someone who might, then please let me know.The more we talk the more we learn.NeuroDiverseDialogues@...

This podcast is part of a NOREC reciprocal exchange project, aiming to improve the situation of children with special needs by turning right principles into practice – in Norway and Tanzania. Patandi Teachers’ College of Special Needs Education, Open University of Tanzania and Molde University College. This NOREC volunteer exchange project is based on joint learning, development, knowledge dissemination and practice implementation of UN rights of children with special needs in Norway and Tanzania. The exchange participants are students in the final study year at, accordingly, Patandi ...

Dark Dialogue: Unraveled Truths dives deep into the world of true crime documentaries, exposing what they reveal—and what they leave out. Each episode breaks down popular crime series, dissecting timelines, theories, evidence, and media bias with sharp analysis and no-nonsense commentary. From overlooked suspects to flawed investigations, we separate fact from narrative to uncover the truth behind the storytelling. If you're tired of surface-level recaps and want a deeper, unfiltered look into the crimes behind the cameras, this is the podcast for you. 🔍 Genres: True Crime, Documentary ...

This podcast features interviews with authors of new research, fresh monographs and recent books about the Holocaust and World War II.

Welcome to In Dialogue hosted by Sanaa Hyder, LMHC and Dr Fritz Galette. Together, we’ve created a space to explore the many ways people show up in relationship—with themselves, with each other, and within the systems we navigate. We're jumping into great conversations with other therapists and practitioners. We’re having raw, honest, decolonial, and, we hope, radical conversations exploring questions like: What basic relational skills have we forgotten? What can we remember and reclaim? What wisdom lives in us? What are you thinking or doing that’s not widely taught or practiced ...

Rooted in African-centered perspectives, this podcast explores themes of education, identity, literature, and liberation—bridging the wisdom of the past with the solutions for our future. Whether you're an educator, reader, or community builder, Rooted Dialogues invites you to grow with us—one episode at a time.

Join the W. E.B. DuBois Society for real talk, real laughs, and real community. We're here to unpack what it's really like being a Black student at a PWI-from the moments that make us cheer to the heavy topics that impact our lives. Think deep discussions, essential perspectives, and a much-needed dose of joy. This is where we come together to talk about what matters.

Our shows inspire listeners to challenge and unite to improve health. From social justice to health activism, we amplify voices that fuel positive change in the lives of Black men and Black communities. We place equal value on community and expert knowledge, bringing the experiences of community members in dialogue with those of health professionals and advocates. This podcast is a collaboration between Tottenham Rights, The Haringey's Black Men's Health Group, NELLO, Studio Wood Green Media, and Dr Sara Paparini at Queen Mary University of London. Find out more here: www.adialogueofequals.com

Immerse yourself in the imaginative world of George Lyttletons Dialogues of the Dead. What if the dead from various eras and locations could converse in the afterlife? Lyttleton brings together unlikely pairs, like Plato and Fenelon, a native American warrior and a victim of a gentlemans duel, and William Penn and Fernando Cortez, sparking debates over Cortezs harsh reign in Mexico. These diverse dialogues not only showcase Lyttletons expansive historical knowledge but also reflect his experience as a statesman. Join us as we delve into these thought-provoking conversations.

The Apprentice Dialogues Podcast was born in late 2024 after Ariel & Michelle’s shared transformative experience of writing a master’s thesis. Their first season - the “pilot season” - tracks their experiences as ~newlygrads~ in Applied Linguistics as they navigate two central themes of their personal, professional, and creative lives: public scholarship and creativity.

Neurospicy Dialogues is where curiosity and chaos collide - in the best possible way. Hosts Cara Jean Wilson and Kimberly Jürgen spark impromptu conversations about how gloriously complex our brains really are. It’s unscripted, unapologetic, and seasoned just right - part science, part sass, all real. Tune in for laughter, insight, and the occasional tangent that lands somewhere surprisingly profound.

We're a mother/daughter team both working in the world of social media management. Join us as we share our different perspectives on life today, including trends, fashion, friendships and career, and how social media impacts it all. Together, we bring two perspectives to one conversation.