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The Garrison Institute Presents: The Common Good

The Garrison Institute
Meditation
Sustainability
Interconnectedness
Climate Change
Mindfulness
Solar Energy
Environmentalism
Sustainable Economics
Carbon
Energy Transition
Biomimicry
California
China
Photosynthesis
Regeneration
Natural Resources
Community Activism
Emotional Balance
Contemplative-Based Resilience Initiative
Environmental Science

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 se... more

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In this rich and inspiring conversation, meditation pioneer Sharon Salzberg explores how we move from the “three S’s” of modern life—separate, scared, and selfish—to the “three C’s”: connected, compassionate, and courageous. Sharon shares practical t... more

Visionary activist and spiritual teacher Konda Mason joins The Common Good to explore how healing the land is inseparable from healing ourselves. In this powerful conversation with Jonathan F.P. Rose, Konda shares the story of Jubilee Justice, a coop... more

In this five-minute guided meditation, Sharon invites you to tune into the sounds around you. Perfect for a quick reset during a busy day or as part of your regular mindfulness routine, this practice helps you use everyday sounds as gentle anchors to... more

In this illuminating conversation, science writer and Biomimicry Institute co-founder Janine Benyus joins Jonathan F.P. Rose to explore nature’s universals—the deep design patterns that guide all living systems. Benyus, known worldwide for pioneering... more

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Konda Mason
Buddhist teacher, regenerative farmer, and justice advocate
Episode: Konda Mason: Regenerative Justice and Ancestral Healing
Dr. Monica Gagliano
Pioneer in plant bioacoustics and author of influential works on plant intelligence
Harvard Divinity School
Episode: Monica Gagliano: Plant Intelligence and Reimagining Science
Suzanne Simard
A groundbreaking forest ecologist and author of Finding the Mother Tree
Episode: Suzanne Simard: Forest Ecology and Lessons from the Mother Tree
Bill McKibben
Environmental writer, teacher, activist, and visionary
Founder of 350.org and Third Act
Episode: Bill McKibben: Sustainable Economics, Solar Energy, and the Race against Climate Change
Paul Hawken
Prominent environmentalist and author
Episode: Introducing The Garrison Institute Presents: The Common Good
Suzanne Samard
Forest ecologist known for her work on tree communication
Episode: Introducing The Garrison Institute Presents: The Common Good
Monica Gagliano
Biologist and researcher focused on plant consciousness
Episode: Introducing The Garrison Institute Presents: The Common Good
Dan Siegel
Psychiatrist and author, known for his work in interpersonal neurobiology
Episode: Introducing The Garrison Institute Presents: The Common Good
Siddhartha Mukherjee
Oncologist and author, known for his writings on cancer and biology
Episode: Introducing The Garrison Institute Presents: The Common Good

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Jonathan F.P. Rose
Co-founder of the Garrison Institute, urban visionary and award-winning author

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4.4 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • Accessible Environmentalism and Wellness

    Really enjoyed the casual and accessible conversation between Jonathan Rose and Bill McKibben. Will also check out the podcast that Jonathan promotes on the show, as the idea that “as a society, we’re addicted to anxiety” is worth exploring.

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Janine Benyus: Nature’s Universal Patterns of Connection and Growth
Q: How does nature heal from trauma?
Nature follows an adaptive cycle, repairing and reorganizing itself post-disturbance, which offers lessons for human societies facing disruptions.
Janine Benyus: Nature’s Universal Patterns of Connection and Growth
Q: Can you define biomimicry and give some examples?
Biomimicry involves studying nature's models for inspiration in design, leading to solutions like wind turbine designs based on whale fins.
Monica Gagliano: Plant Intelligence and Reimagining Science
Q: What insights did you gain from your experiences both in indigenous contexts and through scenic frameworks in nature?
Dr. Gagliano emphasized that science needs to change by including subjectivity in observations, as we cannot remain detached scientists but must recognize the interconnectedness of all beings and systems.
Monica Gagliano: Plant Intelligence and Reimagining Science
Q: How did your journey begin with working with plants compared to fish?
Dr. Gagliano shared that her turning point came when she realized the sentience of fish during her research, leading her to completely rethink her scientific approach and ultimately shift her focus to studying plants.
Bill McKibben: Sustainable Economics, Solar Energy, and the Race against Climate Change
Q: How can individuals become 'wholeness makers'?
Bill suggests that fostering beauty and healing divisions from nature is essential and expresses the hope that the transition to renewable energy can contribute to this wholeness.

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Focusing on the concept of living for the common good, this series examines the interconnectedness of life, the mind, and compassionate action. With insights from leading thinkers and practitioners across various fields, episodes feature discussions on topics such as environmentalism, social justice, neuroscience, and the role of compassion in society. Noteworthy is the diversity of guests, ranging from environmental activists to meditation teachers, highlighting a unique blend of spirituality and practical action that encourages listeners to reflect on their relationships with themselves, each other, and the planet.

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2. Dr. Monica Gagliano
3. Suzanne Simard
4. Bill McKibben
5. Paul Hawken
6. Suzanne Samard
7. Monica Gagliano
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