
The purpose of Coordinated Management of Meaning is to create better social worlds through better communication. This podcast is about empowering all of us in our communication to see ourselves as curious and active participants with the ability to create meaningful change in our relationships and social worlds. Our practice of CMM is about embodying a “communication perspective,” which asks us to... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 172 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & CultureSelf-ImprovementEducation | |||

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Today, Abbie and Karen discuss quanta, entanglement, and collapsing potential as they explore mattering and social change.
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Karen O’Brien is a Professor of Human Geography at the Unive... more
Abbie shares her own reflections as a participant of the Central States Communication Association Conference and as the resident podcaster. She discusses the importance of engaging in the work of translating in a variety of ways across the incredibly... more
Abbie and Xianlin discuss the afterlife of communication research and Xianlin's paper- What and Where Do I Learn About the Baby Formula Shortage Crisis? Exploring Crisis Communication Patterns, Influencers, and Information Resources, which won the Co... more
Abbie and Laura reflect on the Central States Communication Association Conference, including the major benefit provided by gathering of sharing creative ideas for overcoming challenges that educators across the country face separately and together. ... more
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Across recent episodes, the show centers on how communication shapes social worlds, with a strong emphasis on theory-to-practice applications of a communication perspective. Conversations frequently explore leadership, translation of scholarly work into teaching and community practice, and design-thinking approaches to equity, belonging, and systemic change. Guests span academics, designers, therapists, and social practitioners who bring lived experience and critical perspectives on topics like imagination as a practice for social transformation, systems thinking, inclusion, and collaborative leadership. A notable throughline is creating relational, participatory spaces—whether through conferences, co-creative design, or organizational chan... more
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