# Martin Buber

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A Master Class in Resilience | George Mumford

Today we have a master class in resilience. My guest is George Mumford, who has overcome some towering difficulties in his own life, including an addiction to drugs. He went on to become a legendary meditation teacher who has worked with athletes such as Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant. We talk abou…

The Eclipse of God

In this moving sermon Rabbi Lea Mühlstein reflects on the lingering question ‘where is God?’ raised by 9/11 and other tragedies, exploring the concept of hester panim – the hidden face of God. She draws on Martin Buber’s eclipse metaphor and a Hasidic tale to argue that our task is not to explain s…

Theresa Conefrey: Keep effortful learning in a portfolio, especially when using AI

Artificial intelligence, in particular generative AI, can produce writing that - at first glance - looks polished. But does that indicate that a student has learned? That this is their own experience? Teaching Professor Dr Theresa Conefrey from Santa Clara University in California, U.S.A., is all f…

Is it better to love a cat or a robot? (w/ Dustin Atlas)

When we talk about relationships with AI, we often focus on whether these machines are alive or sentient. But life and sentience aren't necessary for relationships; in fact, we often have deep relationships with objects and animals—and we often treat people like objects, too. There is a theory of …

Why Change Feels So Hard: Thresholds & The In-Between

What threshold are you standing at—and what do you need to set down to cross it? Angela and Deanna explore life’s in-between spaces, the resistance that can keep us there, and the possibility waiting on the other side. Highlights 00:00 - What threshold are you standing at? 01:01 - Becoming leads u…

You Are Not a Problem To Solve - On Intersubjectivity, and the Objects We Make of Each Other

There's a moment where someone stops being a person to you and becomes a situation: a difficult client, a high-maintenance friend, a problem your partner needs to solve. And there's a quieter, more common version of that same moment: where you stop being a person to yourself, and become a body to …

The Loneliness of the Advanced Practitioner: Why Genuine Interior Work Creates a Mismatch the Field Has No Remedy For

You stopped performing the familiar and the relationship ended. You stopped collapsing on cue and they called you cold. You stopped confirming the image and they said you changed. They were right. You did. And the relational field, organized around the wound you no longer carry the same way, regist…

Martin Buber: Are We Forgetting How to Be Human?

Are we beginning to treat people more like things? In this episode of Godsplaining, Fr. Bonaventure and Joseph-Anthony explore the thought of Jewish philosopher Martin Buber and his influential work I and Thou. Buber argues that we encounter the world through two fundamental relationships: “I–It,”…

End the War in Your Relationship: Harville Hendrix & Helen Hunt

Join Harville & Helen's online Getting the Love You Want weekend workshop for couples, Oct 23-25, 2026:https://harvilleandhelen.com/calendar/ What if there were a tool to end war in your relationship? Harville Hendrix and Helen Hunt, the founders of Imago Relationship Therapy, say the answer is no…

Talk About Bupkes! LIVE at Writers Festival of Belgium

Talk About Bupkes! is also available on YouTube and most anywhere else your ears go for podcasts. We are fresh back from Antwerp, a.k.a. the city for people who don’t like Brussels, on the kind invitation of Writers Festival of Belgium. It was a great day of words, ideas, and nice people. If you di…