Why Religion Is Still Relevant
Following the last two presidential elections, Rabbi Dr. Andrea Weiss solicited letters from religious studies scholars to speak directly to our nation's politicians. Why should we listen to what scho...
27 Elo 202122min
From Self-Care to Collective Care
Amid an unrelenting year, a year in which suffering has pervaded social life, "self-care" has become a buzz word. Ads and articles about self-care abound on social media and in everyday discourse, but...
30 Heinä 202132min
Called to Lead
When women do not feel called to lead within their faith community, what is lost? The Rev. Christine Lee joins us to share her take on women in leadership positions, drawing from her perspective as th...
25 Kesä 202125min
In Pursuit of Multiple Truths
Where should we turn for the truth about immigration issues today? Whose stories should we be paying attention to? To discuss the possibility of multiple truths, we invite three of our previous guests...
28 Touko 202129min
The Spiritual Harm of Family Separation
In 2017 the immigration policies known as "zero tolerance" and "family separation" were established, affecting thousands of men, women, and children trying to enter the United States. Hear the stories...
30 Huhti 202142min
Communal Flourishing in Divided Times
How do we build community that is strong in identity while remaining porous and flexible? Can women and religion be assets to inclusive community building? These questions have never been more urgent,...
26 Maalis 202123min
A Society That Cares
Sister Norma Pimentel shares her personal journey—from spending her youth in both Mexico and the US (by traversing what she saw as a bridge, not a border); to finding her faith; and eventually devotin...
26 Helmi 202128min
Crossing Borders
Borders are everywhere—and not just physical borders, like that along the southwestern part of the United States which so often comes to mind. There are numerous political, ideological, and other figu...
29 Tammi 202124min
