ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Catch up on highlights from our recent program featuring poets Pádraig Ó Tuama and Marilyn Nelson. Through the lenses of history and faith, the duo explores how poetry can amplify ignored American stories, how silence shapes the act of listening, writing, and truth-telling, and what it means to make space for voices long disregarded.
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What does protecting religious freedom truly mean in a democracy and pluralistic society? Dean Randy Hollerith welcomes Rachel Laser, president and CEO of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, for a deep dive into the constitutional principles, cultural tensions, and deeply personal …
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Comment Magazine editor-in-chief Anne Snyder believes one of the great challenges of our time is transforming anxiety into yearning. From her childhood overseas, to her vision for “The Understory” festival at Washington National Cathedral, Snyder offers a hopeful framework for engaging public life …
In an age of political exhaustion and social fragmentation, how can we revive ways of meaningful human connection? Dean Randy Hollerith welcomes Maury Giles, CEO of Braver Angels, for a conversation on rebuilding trust across divides. Giles shares inspiring anecdotes and insights about Americans ch…
Journalist and author Ray Suarez joins Dean Randy Hollerith for a candid conversation about immigration, identity, and the future of American pluralism. Together, they discuss why immigration remains central to the American story and how people of faith can resist fear and work toward a more humane…
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