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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 38 Featuring Nora Bateson
    Oct 28 2025

    Our October 2025 episode features author, filmmaker, and IGS trustee Nora Bateson, who is also president of the International Bateson Institute and the creator of the Warm Data Labs initiative. Her conversation with IGS president Lance Strate centers on the current sense that we are experiencing multiple crises, or what has been referred to as a polycrisis or metacrisis. They also touch on topics such as science communication, therapy, the family, language, AI, and storytelling, and draw upon media ecology, warm data, and general semantics.

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    1 h y 25 m
  • Episode 37 Featuring Christina Knopf
    Sep 24 2025

    Our September 2025 episode features Cristina Knopf, a professor of Communication and Media Studies at the State University of New York at Cortland, in conversation with IGS president Lance Strate. Their discussion focuses on her research in comics studies and reflections on the comic book medium, its history, and the superhero genre, as well as the depiction of superheroes in movies and television, including this past summer's films featuring Superman, and the Fantastic Four.

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    1 h y 30 m
  • Episode 36 Featuring Keith Clark and Ted Delicath
    Aug 26 2025

    Our August 2025 episode features coaches Keith Clark and Ted Delicath, in conversation with IGS president Lance Strate, discussing the CORO Fellows Program in Public Affairs and its relation to general semantics, as well as related topics such as leadership, governance, listening, cybernetics, and journalism.

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    1 h y 28 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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