
Bonsai Mirai is a company, a place, a practice, an ecosystem of creators. This is our outlet for discussion of all things bonsai and beyond.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureArtsVisual Arts | |||

Jonas Dupuich, co-founder of the Pacific Bonsai Expo, joins us for an in-depth conversation about the evolving landscape of bonsai judging in the Western world.
Our discussion began with reflections on recent exhibitions, critiques from the National... more
Some conversations are 15 years in the making. Ryan reconnects with Preston Tolbert, whose innovative approach to ceramics first caught his attention after a trip to Japan. As part of the 3rd Wheel Potters collective residency at Mirai, Preston, alon... more
Step inside the world of Eli Akins of Waldo Street Ceramics, a rising name in North American bonsai ceramics, as he reflects on the 3rd Wheel Potters artist residency at Mirai. Alongside Preston Tolbert and Rob Wallace, Eli spent two transformative w... more
Join us as we sit down with Rob Wallace of Wallace Woods Ceramics, a member of the 3rd Wheel Potters collective alongside Eli Akins and Preston Tolbert. This past summer, the trio completed an artist residency at Mirai, navigating the challenges of M... more
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I love listening to this podcast. Everything Mirai does is top notch! My wife even loves to listen to this with me. Something about Ryan Neil, he just pulls you in to every word he says!
One of my all time favorite art podcasts. I love learning about bonsai of course, but for this particular podcast, I find the most value in hearing how other artists think and talk about their work and process. It is inspiring and affirming for myself as an artist. These conversations often help me to think about my own creative work in new ways, and from different angles. Thank you so much for all you do!
Love the podcast. I listen to all the episodes and look forward to many more. Capturing the feeling of Bonsai doesn’t alway mean you’re talking directly about Bonsai. Fun and insightful conversations with artists, conservationists, and everyday people. 5 out of 5.
Thank you Mr. Neal. I have strong love of the content bonsai understanding. This podcast is my favorite, but lots big megabytes size making it difficult to listen. Please can file size it be less than 100 mb.
Jambo, Sensei Neal. :). Trees are good education for adult yes :)
Bonsai and much more. Ryan Is a good friend of mine. I love hearing his interviews of professionals in bonsai, arts and fields of study. Great information and its almost like being in the conversation
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This outlet for discussion focuses on the intricate world of bonsai, intertwining artistic expression with philosophical conversations. Episodes feature a variety of perspectives from professionals and enthusiasts alike, exploring topics ranging from the practicalities and techniques of tree cultivation to the deeper, emotional connections individuals can forge with these living art forms. The hosts engage guests from different backgrounds, highlighting the intersections of bonsai with art, nature, and environmental issues, making it not only a resource for bonsai practitioners but also a platform for broader cultural dialogues.
Listeners can expect a rich mix of personal stories, technical insights, and explorations of creativity within t... more
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Recent guests on Bonsai Mirai: Asymmetry include:
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7. David Knaus
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