Rethinking mental health
In the US, police officers spend about a fifth of their time responding to mental health crises. This is something they are often not trained for, and figures also show that people with untreated mental illness are 16 times more likely to be killed during a police encounter.
We go to Arizona where …
Retrieving Sacred Art (Kathleen Carr) 4/9/24
We welcome Kathleen Carr of the Sacred Art Institute to discuss the universal need for beauty in the life of man. How does the absence of liturgical beauty affect us, and how can sacred art aid in evangelization? Father Finishes with Timely Thoughts.
Show Notes
Mediocrity Will Convert No On…
Delhi & Agra: Iconic Landmarks, Great Food, and Street Art
This week, we’re in Delhi, a city where ancient Mughal architecture, bustling street markets, and modern energy collide. Tim and David explore Delhi’s rich history, vibrant street food, and hidden gems, as well as a must-do day trip to Agra to see the legendary Taj Mahal.
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A Day Trip…
50 Years After Picasso’s Death, I Retraced His Life in Europe
50 years after Picasso’s death, AFAR associate editor Mae Hamilton traveled to Spain and France to retrace his life in Europe. She started in Málaga, Spain, where Picasso was born, and ended in Mougins, where Picasso spent his final days. As an art lover, she believes that art is one of the best wa…
Laughter Is The Best Medicine With TISM
TISM return armed with a tantalising trifecta, with their first headline run since 2004 in October and November. The upcoming Death To Art Tour is bound to go down in Australian music history, with TISM set to be joined by fellow Aussie icons ESKIMO JOE, MACHINE GUN FELLATIO, BEN LEE and THE MAVIS'…
96. Basquiat Around the House, with Alexis Adler
Just before Jean-Michel Basquiat became a big name in the 1980s art world, the up-and-coming artist shared a New York apartment with Alexis Adler, a scientist and photographer who snapped roughly 150 photos of her then-boyfriend and his creative endeavors. She's held onto those photos as well as …
Dumplings Do Make A Difference
What do a group of Buddhist monks, a New Orleans-based Chinese bakery, and a non-profit that educates young girls in Nepal all have in common? Why, dumplings, of course! This week, we explore three groups of people who are doing their best to make their mark on the world and the role that dumplings…
Z107.7 Local News for Monday 03/17/25 - Joshua Tree RV fires, Art Tours, Why No Trader Joe's?
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Family Estrangement and Forgiveness
Sean Azzaro and Baron chat about rising holiday stress and family estrangement, often fueled by bad counseling that labels disagreement as “toxic.” Sean emphasizes Romans’ call to pursue peace as far as possible, encourages honest conversations, and warns that cutting people off over politics, chur…
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