Social Arts for Dialogue Podcast
Social Arts for Dialogue Podcast
Podcast Description
Conversations on what connects us
Listen, speak, and dialogue
on Social Arts and not only imaginaction.substack.com
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The podcast focuses on themes such as personal transformation, cultural narratives, and ecological awareness, with specific episodes exploring diverse topics like the Gaia theory, active hope, and the interconnectedness of arts and community. For instance, episodes feature discussions on rebuilding the Library of Alexandria and the importance of listening to the more-than-human world.

Conversations on what connects us
Listen, speak, and dialogue
on Social Arts and not only
After taking a bit of a summer break, I’m excited to bring you this new conversation.
In this episode, I sit down with Arawana Hayashi and Ricardo Dutra Gonzalez to talk about social engagement, performance, and where Social Presencing Theater is heading. Arawana shares how her work in the US is leaning deeper into spirituality, racial justice, and returning to SPT’s roots in performance art. Then Ricardo breaks down the “pedagogies of togetherness”—this beautiful idea that living and being together is an intentional, everyday art form that can help young people navigate today’s heavy social and ecological crises.
Explore More & Connect:
* Learn more about Arawana’s work at arawanahayashi.com
* Explore Social Presencing Theater (SPT)
* Check out Ricardo’s portfolio at ricardo-dutra.com
* Dive into the Pedagogies of Togetherness offerings
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