What if the way we speak, listen, and relate could regenerate culture itself?
In this episode of Voices of Emergence, we sit down with Jean-Philippe Steeger—narrative practitioner, facilitator, and founder of Perspectivist—to explore communication as a living, relational art. Drawing from his personal story and professional work at the intersection of systems change, story, and somatics, Jean-Philippe invites us to see dialogue as more than exchange; it’s how we shape belonging, restore coherence, and open new futures.
Together, we explore how regenerative communication is not about fixing what’s broken, but about speaking from wholeness, sensing the field, and inviting others into meaning-making that honors place, body, and complexity. From cultural storytelling to the role of grief in transformation, from post-performance leadership to wisdom economies, this is a conversation rooted in radical honesty and the language of possibility.
“Regenerative communication is the story, language, and embodied wholeness of a culture that thrives with nature.” —Jean-Philippe Steeger
Whether you're a facilitator, changemaker, or simply someone who senses the need for new ways of relating, this episode offers insight into how we might rewrite the story of us—together.
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