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Semantic Reactions

Semantic Reactions

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Semantic Reactions is the official podcast of the Institute of General Semantics2022 Ciencias Sociales Filosofía
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  • Episode 43 featuring Peggy Cassidy, Thom Gencarelli, & Lance Strate on Media Ecology
    Mar 31 2026

    Our March 2026 episode features Peggy Cassidy, Thom Gencarelli, and Lance Strate discussing media ecology and general semantics. Their conversation follows up on a program sponsored by the New York Society for General Semantics,, and touches on topics such as the influence of general semantics on media ecology, sense perception and the human nervous system, language and symbolic form, orality and literacy, the effects of new technologies, and AI.

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    1 h y 20 m
  • Episode 42 Featuring Kevin McMahon
    Feb 27 2026

    Our February 2026 episode features award-winning Canadian documentarian Kevin McMahon, the director of approximately 30 films, including McLuhan's Wake (2002). In conversation with Lance Strate, he discusses his career as a journalist and filmmaker, the practice of making documentaries, the idea of nonfiction film, and media scholars Marshall McLuhan and Neil Postman.

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    1 h y 8 m
  • Episode 41 Featuring Corey Anton, Susan Drucker, Thom Gencarelli, and Lance Strate
    Jan 30 2026

    Our January 2026 episodes features IGS trustees Corey Anton, Susan Drucker, Thom Gencarelli, and Lance Strate discussing politics in the United States in light of recent events in Minneapolis. Their conversation deals with the concerns brought on by the current media and semantic environment, the use of cell phone cameras and video recordings, the introduction of deep fakes, information overload and image culture, and the importance of language.

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    1 h y 3 m
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I was looking for "General Semantics" on Audible, and to my surprise, what I found was this brand new podcast (no book). Listening to it - two episodes so far - felt like joining a dinner table conversation of a friendly group of people who use concepts that expand your world, such as "epistemic trap" and "warm data". That being said, I'd love for the podcast to be just a little more "technical", a little more explicit in adopting a general semantics perspective, which I would love to immersively and authentically learn more about. I'm delighted by the group of people I've listened to so far, I've also asked myself about "younger" people who use this interesting lens?

Very refreshing, very different than expected.

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