Welcome to Dialogue Creates: More Than Talk Podcast
In this episode, we answer the questions: What is Dialogue? Why should we care?
Our hosts introduce themselves and the More Than Talk Podcast. Susan Taylor and Hidde van der Pol have Dialogue about its meaning, its origins through Physicist David Bohm, and the importance of practicing Dialogue with a capital "D."
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