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A podcast by The Nature Institute in Ghent, NY. At the institute we see science as a participatory process. We work to develop dynamic and flexible thinking that can perceive wholeness and do justice to the rich complexity of the world.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA podcast by The Nature Institute in Ghent, NY. At the institute we see science as a participatory process. We work to develop dynamic and flexible thinking that can perceive wholeness and do justice to the rich complexity of the world.
In Dialogue with Nature is hosted by The Nature Institute. The show has published 35 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "A Conversation on Georg Maier, Optics, and Living Phenomenologically" (13 October 2026, 53 minutes), "Selections from "An Optics of Visual Experience" by Georg Maier" (13 October 2026, 37 minutes), and "A Conversation on "Beyond Boundaries"" (22 May 2026, 39 minutes).
In Dialogue with Nature publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 43 minutes across 35 episodes.
Booking probability for In Dialogue with Nature is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. In Dialogue with Nature requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. In Dialogue with Nature's contact route on record: public web form.
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The Nature Institute hosts In Dialogue with Nature, an education podcast with 35 episodes published.
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In Dialogue with Nature
Podcast host John Gouldthorpe interviews Henrike Holdrege about Georg Maier. She discusses how Maier's careful and experiential approach to visual phenomena opened up a door for her and how she took up and developed his...
In Dialogue with Nature
A reading of selections from Georg Maier's An Optics of Visual Experience , available on our website's bookstore . Maier helps us to slow down, set aside our ideas about what is behind visual phenomena, and begin...
In Dialogue with Nature
As a companion to the article "Beyond Boundaries: Thoughts on a Science of the Living," this episode features a conversation between the authors -- Jon McAlice and Craig Holdrege -- with podcast host John Gouldthorpe...
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>As a companion to the article "Beyond Boundaries: Thoughts on a Science of the Living," this episode features a conversation between the authors -- Jon McAlice and Craig Holdrege -- with podcast host John...
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>This article by emeritus researcher Stephen Talbott, originally published in 2003 (In Context #9), attempts to illuminate what Goethe meant when he said his “intention is to portray rather than to explain.” Steve...
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>In this reading of a short article originally written for Waldorf science teachers, Craig Holdrege provides a concentrated expression of the heart of our work at The Nature Institute: to come to a more living...
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>As a companion to the previous episode, which shared a reading of Craig Holdrege's essay "The Trouble With 'Factors'," this episode features a conversation between Craig and podcast host John Gouldthorpe where they...
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>A reading of “The Trouble With 'Factors'" by Craig Holdrege. This article carefully, and thoughtfully, reflects on the tendency of modern scientific investigation to analyze organisms into their component parts and...
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>In a talk given at the institute in celebration of Earth Day, Craig Holdrege explores in what sense we might speak of the earth itself as alive.</p>
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>In this reading of the first chapter in Craig Holdrege's book, Seeing the Animal Whole—And Why It Matters, discover how the phlegmatic sloth orchestrates its peculiar existence. </p>
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>In this recording of a talk at The Nature Institute in 2024, Jon McAlice shares how trees are in the world and explores our opportunity for kinship with them.</p>
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>As a companion to the previous episode that shared a reading of Jon McAlice’s and Craig Holdrege’s article on plant intelligence, this episode airs a conversation with Jon, Craig, and podcast host John Gouldthorpe on...
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>A reading of the article “Are Plants Intelligent?” by Craig Holdrege and Jon McAlice (from the Spring 2024 issue of In Context) is featured in this episode. This article is the first to arise out of our current...
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>In a reading of Martin Wagenschein's essay "Two Moons?" he contrasts the view of the physicist versus the poet when considering the moon.</p> <p><br></p>
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>In a talk recorded at the institute, Craig Holdrege honors Earth Day with a presentation revealing some of the remarkable qualities of the plant world, the “mantle of the earth.”</p> <p>Craig showed slides to...
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>In this recorded live talk at the institute by Ryan Shea, he explores ways in which we might receive the capacity of presence directly from nature by working with lessons from plant and animal teachers. </p>
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>In a rare interview, recorded in Brazil in 2019, Henrike and Craig Holdrege speak of their transformative work and the Goethean perspective that has long inspired it. </p>
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>The final installment of our 3-part podcast on the American bison, Craig's reading focuses on the animal as a many-layered being with a web of both physical boundaries and expansive living relations. The bison is...
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>Following up on the bison's manifold ways of being highlighted in Part 1, this second episode portrays the relationship between the members of the Great Plains tribes and the bison. It offers glimpses of the...
In Dialogue with Nature
<p>Here is Part 1 of our three-episode podcast based on Craig Holdrege’s in-depth article, “Where Does an Animal End? – The American Bison” which first appeared in issue #45 of In Context, our biannual publication. Each...
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