David Bohm interviewed by David Suzuki for "The Nature of Things", CBC Canadian Radio, 26th May 1979

1st July 1990, Mickleton, Gloucestershire, UK

30th June 1990, Mickleton, Gloucestershire, UK

By David Bohm, Donald Factor and Peter Garrett, 1991 (Download as PDF) Copyright © 1991 by David Bohm, Donald Factor and Peter Garrett

Private recordings of David Bohm made by Peter Garrett and Don Factor in 1990. An interesting historical record of the thinking that led to the three of them writing ' Dialogue - A Proposal '.  The theoretical roots of the Professional Dialogue now undertaken by the Academy are clearly evident, although the practice has developed substantially since that time.

Among dialogue practitioners few, if any, have continued to use group dialogue in the original format proposed in 1991 by David Bohm and his colleagues Peter Garrett and Donald Factor. In the United States, despite major efforts by William Isaacs and his colleagues at his firm Dialogos to introduce this mode of “thinking together” in organizations, the method in its “pure form” did not take root. In Quebec, Canada, efforts were made to use Bohm dialogue with managers and prof

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”