ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Conversations in Process, hosts Jay McDaniel and Jared Morningstar sit down with guest Matt Segall to reflect on the relaunch of the podcast and the broader vision of process philosophy for the 21st century.
This episode explores:
- The evolution of the Conversations in Process series
- The integration of the Cobb Institute with the Center for Process Studies
- What “process thought” means in the context of spirituality, culture, and academic discourse
- How the podcast will explore new voices, emerging worldviews, and the deeper edges of metaphysical thinking
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United States
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