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MBO

26 maart 2018

Questions during interest profiling

It is very important that the mediator is trained to listen actively and to use techniques like tentative questioning, reformulating complaints, reflection on the emotion, looking for common interest, deep questioning.

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Linda Reijerkerk

19 november 2025

The Stream-of-Consciousness (SoC) Dialogue Method

Using timed speaking turns, alternating roles (speaking and listening), and carefully crafted ‘prompts’ (sentence starters), this simple but potent method gradually moves pairs into deeper layers of exploration and sharing, while fostering reflection, attentive listening, and connection.

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Annick de Witt

26 maart 2018

Effective use of BATNAs LAST

How should parties approach the BATNA effectively? On several occasions the mediator will investigate what the BATNA is, for instance in the intake, the exploration phase and at a deadlock.This is a delicate process.

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Linda Reijerkerk

19 december 2022

The Rest Is History | 287. Jesus Christ: The Mystery (Part 1)

In today's episode, Tom and Dominic discuss the most mysterious historical figure of all, Jesus Christ. They take a deep look at who he was, his teachings, and whether he actually existed. To get the second episode in this mini-series right now, join The Rest Is History Club (www.restishistorypod.com). You'll also get ad-free listening to the full archive, weekly bonus episodes, live streamed shows and access to an exclusive chatroom community.

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Tom Holland, Dominic Sandbrook

9 februari 2021

Landscapes | Podcast Trailer

As part of the work I’m doing with the Landscape Decisions Programme (https://landscapedecisions.org/), I’m producing a series of interview style podcasts about land. The motivation of the Landscapes podcast is a trend I have been observing where scientific explorations of root causes of social and environmental problems end up focusing on land, landscapes, and land governance. This occurs in a variety of domains … those concerned with affordable housing end up looking at land taxation policy, food system scholars point out the crucial role of farmland tenure, and climate scientists target property rights as a key “lock-in” that prevents deep mitigation or adaptation. This type of thinking, the scaling up of research questions to landscape level, is what the Landscapes podcast will explore. The first “season” of episodes will focus on learning from researchers from the humanities, law, social and biophysical sciences about how their thinking on how to study and intervene on landscapes. This might be considered the “theory” season, where I’ll try to tease out key logics underpinning land use and land use change. The second season will concern the stories from differing forms of contested landscapes in flux, in threat, and in reform. Landscapes aims to share stories about how re-imagining land is a precursor to delivering the types of social and ecological change required to address the most pressing problems of our time. Full show notes, relevant links and transcripts can be found on the podcast website or at https://adamcalo.substack.com I hope you enjoy listening to the podcast, I’d love to hear your feedback.

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Adam Calo

5 september 2023

Landscapes | A podcast by Adam Calo

As part of the work I began with the Landscape Decisions Programme, I’m producing a series of interview style podcasts about land. I'm Adam Calo, an Assistant Professor of Environmental Governance and Politics (Radboud University Nijmegen) studying transitions to sustainable food systems. The motivation of the podcast is a trend I have been observing where scientific explorations of root causes of social and environmental problems end up focusing on land, landscapes, and land governance. This occurs in a variety of domains … those concerned with affordable housing end up looking at land taxation policy, food system scholars point out the crucial role of farmland tenure, and climate scientists target property rights as a key “lock-in” that prevents deep mitigation or adaptation. This type of thinking, the scaling up of research questions to landscape level, is what the Landscapes podcast will explore. The first “season” of episodes will focus on learning from researchers from the humanities, law, social and biophysical sciences about how their thinking on how to study and intervene on landscapes. This might be considered the “theory” season, where I’ll try to tease out key logics underpinning land use and land use change. The second season will concern the stories from differing forms of contested landscapes in flux, in threat, and in reform. Landscapes aims to share stories about how re-imagining land is a precursor to delivering the types of social and ecological change required to address the most pressing problems of our time. I hope you enjoy listening to the podcast, I’d love to hear your feedback. You can message the podcast directly at @LandscapesPod You can find full transcripts of the episodes and more information about me at https://adamcalo.substack.com/ Thank you to Graelyn Brashear, Dolly Li of Plum Radio and Shobita Parthasarathy of the Received Wisdom Podcast for advice and guidance on podcast production and logistics.

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Adam Calo

3 april 2025

The Medieval Podcast | The Medieval Writings of Jean Bodel with Lynn Ramey

When it comes to influential writers of the Middle Ages, there are big names that are probably familiar to a lot of us. But who was it who influenced them? It's time to get to the deep cut of medieval literature, and look at a writer whose worked crossed genres from epic, to drama, to heartfelt notes, to raunchy humour. This week, Daniele speaks with Lynn Ramey about the incredible Jean Bodel, his massive influence on other medieval writers, and some of his unforgettable works. Support this podcast on Patreon - go to https://www.patreon.com/medievalists This podcast is made possible by the generous support of listeners like you! To find out how to help spread the joy of medieval history, please visit patreon.com/themedievalpodcast

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Danièle Cybulskie, Lynn Ramey

28 mei 2026

The Medieval Podcast | Medieval Mass Expulsions with Rowan Dorin

The medieval period is well known for several large-scale and horrific persecutions, especially ones based on religious grounds. One of these is a succession of expulsions of the Jews from one kingdom after another. Persecutions like these don't just come out the blue. So, if we're going to understand them - and hopefully prevent them - we have to dig deep into the cultural ideas and purported justifications that they spring from. This week, Danièle speaks with Rowan Dorin about what usury is, how changing ideas of sin and foreignness shaped Europe, and how mass expulsion went from unthinkable to acceptable in the late Middle Ages. This podcast is made possible by the generous support of listeners like you! To find out how to help spread the joy of medieval history, please visit patreon.com/themedievalpodcast

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Danièle Cybulskie, Rowan Dorin