Hosted by Linda Ellinor and Nancy Dixon of the US Academy of Professional Dialogue. In David Bohm’s Ontology: The Implicate Order, Peter Garrett reflects on his long friendship with Bohm and what they were trying to create together through the practice of dialogue. He takes us back to the 1980s with the first ideas of how dialogue might improve what Bohm was viewing as the fragmentary thinking that was damaging the world. Peter and Bohm experimented with “dialogue weekends” f

Cohosts Linda Ellinor and Nancy Dixon interviewed Lee Nichol about his background and work before holding a Q&A session.

Lauren is a PhD Philosopher, who teaches philosophy at Emerson College. She is also a researcher and author of several books, including her latest book. She has worked with a number of dialogue processes including Reflective Structured Dialogue (Essential Partners) and Intergroup Dialogue (Michigan State). At Healthmere, where she is a program developer, she engages marginalized youth in dialogue and the arts. She has studied how implicit bias negatively impacts our ability t