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The Garrison Institute Presents: The Common Good

The Garrison Institute Presents: The Common Good

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What does it mean to live for the common good? To explore the threads that bind us all, the Garrison Institute, a non-profit organization exploring the intersection of contemplation and engaged action in the world, offers the new podcast series, The Garrison Institute Presents. Hosted by Garrison Institute co-founder, urban visionary and award-winning author Jonathan F.P. Rose, the show’s debut season, titled The Common Good, journeys into the nature of life, mind, and compassionate action. The show focuses on integrating the interdependent nature of life, the nature of the mind, and compassion in action.The Garrison Institute Sciences sociales Spiritualité
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  • Peter Senge: Organizational Learning and Systems Thinking

    Peter Senge: Organizational Learning and Systems Thinking
    Oct 5 2026
    In this episode of The Common Good, Jonathan F.P. Rose speaks with Peter Senge, author of The Fifth Discipline, about systems thinking, organizational learning, personal mastery, and the deeper forms of awareness needed to address today’s interconnected challenges. Senge explores how generative social fields and “ethical space” can help people move beyond fragmentation and cultivate collective intelligence. He also draws on Indigenous wisdom, Buddhist traditions, and contemporary science to consider awareness, interdependence, and our relationship with community and Earth. We’d love to hear your thoughts about the podcast, please send us a note at podcasts@garrisoninstitute.org to let us know what you think. Produced by The Garrison Institute and The Podglomerate.
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    1 h et 4 min
  • Roshi Joan Halifax: Impermanence and Interdependence

    Roshi Joan Halifax: Impermanence and Interdependence
    Sep 21 2026
    Roshi Joan Halifax is a Buddhist teacher, Zen priest, social activist, author, and pioneer in end-of-life care. In this conversation with Gretchen Steidle, she reflects on a lifetime of contemplative practice and service, exploring what death and dying can teach us about impermanence, grief, fear, interdependence, and living with greater courage and compassion. Drawing on her encounters with Thich Nhat Hanh, her work with dying patients and healthcare professionals, and her experiences in prisons and hospitals, Roshi Joan describes contemplative practice as a way of encountering reality as it is. She explores our cultural fear of mortality, the illusion of control, and the role of interdependence in social change. She also shares her recent experience encountering the threshold of death with peace, acceptance, and gratitude, and asks: What will serve this moment? We’d love to hear your thoughts about the podcast, please send us a note at podcasts@garrisoninstitute.org to let us know what you think. Produced by The Garrison Institute and The Podglomerate.
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    57 min
  • Radha Ruparell: Inner Work and the Future of Education

    Radha Ruparell: Inner Work and the Future of Education
    Sep 7 2026
    In this episode of Inner Works, Gretchen Steidle explores the relationship between inner work, education, and systems change with Radha Ruparell, Chief Learning Officer for the Global Institute for Shaping a Better Future and head of the Global Leadership Accelerator of Teach For All. Radha shares how educators and leaders can move from stress and reactivity toward greater awareness, connection, agency, and wellbeing. She explores the power of nervous system regulation, deep listening, and learning to be with difference and tension. Through stories from schools and communities around the world, Radha shows how individual transformation can ripple outward to reshape teams, institutions, and education systems, and why cultivating more compassionate, connected, and “whole” humans may be essential to creating a better future. We’d love to hear your thoughts about the podcast, please send us a note at podcasts@garrisoninstitute.org to let us know what you think. Produced by The Garrison Institute and The Podglomerate.
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    47 min
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