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Metamorphosis Dialogues

A podcast dedicated to exploring and reflecting on our ever-evolving world - amplifying peace and fostering thoughtful dialogue.

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Abraham Rediscovered with Patrick Mégarbané

Metamorphosis Dialogues ·

2026/01/22

Patrick Mégarbané is a translator, philosopher, and author whose latest book, Abraham Rediscovered : A Story Without Superstition, Sexism, or Zionism, delivers a bold re-reading of the Genesis narrative. He reframes Abraham as a firgure of rational hospitality and liberation, challenging traditional interpretations that fueled blind faith, patriarchal oppression, and exclusivist ideologies like zionism.With prior work on Arab poets like Al-Mutanabbi and deep analyses of Quranic verses, he

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8:56

The Tree-Sit Legacy : Ecological Activism with Julia...

Metamorphosis Dialogues ·

2025/12/17

Join us in this episode as Julia Butterfly Hill shares her lived experience, insights, and advice on ecological awareness and activism. Through her remarkable journey, Julia reflects on the power of non-violent action, personal commitment, and the deep connection between people and the natural world. Her story stands as one of the most iconic acts of environmental activism in recent history.Today, Julia’s message resonates more than ever as forests continue to be cut and burned across the world -

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24:26

Rethinking Neocolonialism Today with Samir Aita

Metamorphosis Dialogues ·

2025/12/13

In this epidsode, we are rethinking the meaning of neocolonialism in our contemporary world with our guest, Samir Aita. While colonial rule still operates in some regions, the forces of globalization, shifting economic power, and rapid technological change have transformed how dependency operate today. What does "neocoloniamlism" mean in this new context, and how can we better understand its evolving forms ? And the possibilities of resistance ?Samir Aita is an economist, writer, and editor-in-chief

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24:14

Urban Art with Vittorio Parisi

Metamorphosis Dialogues ·

2025/11/25

Join us in this episode as Vittorio Parisi offers compelling insights into how urban artists reclaim city spaces, unpack the politics embedded in walls, and navigate the complex balance between institutional recongnition and underground resistance. Vittorio Parisi is a researcher, curator, and art critic whose expertise lies in urban art, street art, graffiti and their intricate relationship with public space and social dynamics. He is currently working as Head of Visual Arts at the Valais School of

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30:30

Sufism and Rumi with Muhammad Ali Mojaradi

Metamorphosis Dialogues ·

2025/10/22

With Muhammad Ali Mojaradi, we explore core Sufi concepts and Rumi's timeless vision of love and unity, while unpacking some Western misreadings and misconceptions. We reflect on how his message transcends faith and culture to inspire clarity and compassion in a divided world.Muhammad Ali Mojaradi - writer, translator and founder of Persian Poetics, has devoted his work to restoring the authentic voice of Jalal al-Din Rumi and the Sufi tradition to a global audience.

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34:47

Biodiversity and Narratives with Heather Swan

Metamorphosis Dialogues ·

2025/09/24

In this episode, Heather Swan- poet, essayist and author of Where the Grass Still Sings speaks about the power of storytelling in a time of ecological crisis. Through her writing, Heather invites us to listen more closely to the voices of the more-than-human world, weaving narratives that honor both the beauty and the grief found in earth's vanishing biodiversity.

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31:54

Building Cultures of Peace with Alicia Cabezudo

Metamorphosis Dialogues ·

2025/07/25

In this episode we will be exploring the vital topic of peace education with Professor Alicia Cabezudo, a distinguished international and peace educator. With decades of experience as a professor emeritus at the University of Rosario and a UNESCO Chair on Culture of Peace and Human Rights, Alicia has been a pioneering voice in promoting education grounded in human rights, citizenship, and conflict resolution.

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20:13

World Beyond War with John Reuwer

Metamorphosis Dialogues ·

2025/06/27

World Beyond War is a grassroots network working to abolish the entire institution of war - not just individual confilcts - by promoting non violent alternatives. Together we will discuss how war is not inevitable, the myths that keep it alive, and the practical steps individuals and communities can take to build a just sustainable peace.Check their Website and Declaration of Peace

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41:27

On Art and Politics with Arash Azizi

Metamorphosis Dialogues ·

2025/06/01

Some argue that in turbulent times, culture becomes a luxury, with mourning and political action taking precedence. But what about culture-why does it still matter? Can it shape public consciousness or influence policy? What responsibilities do artists and cultural figures have in creating and speaking out? How do we understand the role of culture?I’m joined by Arash Azizi to explore the intersection of social realities and Art. From film and music to literature and visual art, creators have long

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