This podcast explores the dialogical nature of humans—the ongoing dialogue that begins at birth and continues throughout our lives. Our remarkable ability for social interaction lies at the heart of what makes us human.  Hosted by Viktor Dill, a systemic therapist and Open Dialogue trainer, each episode features conversations with professionals from fields such as Open Dialogue, Dialogic Practices, Psychotherapy, Psychiatry, Anthropology, Systems Theory, and more. Together, they explore different ways people understand and engage in dialogue.  Inspired by Finnish family therapist Jaakko Seikkula’s article "Becoming Dialogical," the podcast reflects on dialogue not just as a therapeutic method but as a fundamental way of being. Open, respectful dialogue allows multiple voices and perspectives to coexist, fostering healing, understanding, and shared meaning.  This journey is about sharing perspectives, gaining new insights into communication, and discovering the relational nature of human experience. Subscribe to deepen your understanding of dialogue as a way of life.  Your host: Viktor Dill – Systemic Therapist, Open Dialogue Trainer Episodes in English and German Technical Support: Matthias Zuckschwerdt  Link to article: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/228468048_Becoming_Dialogical_Psychotherapy_or_a_Way_of_Life