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Welcome to the official podcast of the Arts, Health & Society Division at The European Graduate School (EGS).Recorded annually during our summer sessions in Saas-Fee, Switzerland, this series captures the transformative dialogues that define our community. We bring together renowned professors, alumni, and students to explore Expressive Arts, Therapy, Education, and Social Change.These are the conversations between seminars—sparks that have led to groundbreaking theories, books, and projects. Join us in the Alps as we discuss the power of the arts to shape our world.
EGS Arts, Health and Society Division hosts The EGS, Arts, Health and Society Podcast, a education show with 16 episodes published.
The Ecology of Care and the Practice of Belonging with Heather Dawson In this episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we sit down with Heather Dawson, an integral member of the European Graduate School (EGS) community. H
Show notesHealth Building is Peacebuilding: A Conversation with Melinda Ashley Meyer In the sixteenth episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we have the honor of hearing from Melinda Ashley Meyer, who has been present in The Euro
Show notesBridging Cultures Through the Expressive Arts with Mina Mo In the fourteenth episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we are delighted to welcome Mina Mo, a pioneering practitioner and deeply valued faculty member of the
Show notesPoiesis and Keeping Institutions Alive with Steve Levine In the thirteenth episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we are deeply honored to speak with Steve Levine, one of the co-founders of the Arts, Health and Society
Show notesThe Global Health and Expressive Arts Program with Chelsea Wilkinson and Shabrae Jackson In the twelfth episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we welcome Chelsea Wilkinson and Shabrae Jackson, faculty members and co-coo
Show notesCultural Humility and Social Change with Carrie MacLeod In the eleventh episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we hear from Carrie MacLeod, an expressive arts practitioner who has been connected to the European Graduate
Show notesThe Hope of the Expressive Arts: A Conversation with Ellen Levine In the tenth episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we sit down with Ellen Levine, who has been a core member of the European Graduate School (EGS) commu
Show notesEmbodied Learning and Community Building with Dr. Judith Greer Essex In the ninth episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we hear from Professor Dr. Judith Greer Essex. A dedicated member of the EGS community, her connec
Show notesThe Crisis of Imagination and the Power of Art with Fulya Kurter In the eighth episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we hear a profound reflection from Fulya Kurter, an expressive arts facilitator, psychodramatist, and
Show notesMaking Sense Together in a Time of Poly-Crisis with James Chaytor In the seventh episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we welcome James Chaytor, a faculty member at the Arts, Health and Society Division at The European
Show notes"Friendship Forever": The Global Community with Dr. Lai, Ka Kit (KK) In the sixth episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we are joined by Dr. Lai, Ka Kit—affectionately known as KK—a faculty member teaching philosophy i
Show notesPoiesis, Research, and Nature: A Conversation with Jacques Stitelmann In the fifth episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we sit down with Jacques Stitelmann, a psychologist, visual artist, poet, and long-standing facul
Show notesMidwives of Each Other's Lives: Reflections from Founding Dean Margo Fuchs Knill In the fourth episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we are deeply honored to speak with Margo Fuchs Knill, the Founding Dean of the Arts,
Show notesFrom Peru to Saas-Fee: Building an Expressive Arts Institute with Judith Alalú In this third episode of our 30th-anniversary series, we explore the global impact of the EGS philosophy and its approach to transformational
Show notesFrom Leuk to Saas-Fee: Memories of the Early EGS In the second episode of our 30th-anniversary series, José Miguel Calderón sits down with Andreas Meier, a faculty member teaching theater, movement, and digital art at th
Show notesA Catalyst for Change: Celebrating 30 Years of The European Graduate School In this inaugural episode of the Arts, Health & Society podcast, we open our 30th-anniversary series by exploring the very foundations of the EG
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