An Uncomfortable Leader

Activism without fear. (6m 23s)

A Story of One's Own

Telling the story of a man I called uncle. (7m 14s)

Myth and the Power of Stories

What can comic books and superheroes teach us about faith and social justice? (7m 3s)

Men in Boardrooms

Why “winning” won’t solve the problem of poverty. (8m 12s)

Evangelical Christianity and the Problem of Whiteness

What does white privilege have to do with evangelical theology? (6m 26s)

Black Lives Rising

Black hope in the era of Black Lives Matter. (9m 26s)

Looking Back: Rituals

We recall religious beliefs and practices and the power of rituals. (5m 12s)

Looking Back: Lucky Severson

As our program comes to an end we look back at some of our most memorable stories. (8m 48s)

Looking Back: Kim Lawton

Looking back at some of the changes in the religious landscape over the past 20 years. (9m 21s)

Looking Back: Tim O'Brien

As our program comes to an end we look back at some of our most memorable stories. (3m 56s)

Looking Back: Judy Valente

As our program comes to an end we look back at some of our most memorable stories. (4m 4s)

Looking Back: Fred de Sam Lazaro

As our program comes to an end we look back at some of our most memorable stories. (3m 58s)

Looking Back: Bob Abernethy

As our program comes to an end we look back at some of our most memorable stories. (10m 24s)

In the Footsteps of Mother Teresa

Catholic seminarians from Minnesota go to Calcutta to serve the poor like Mother Teresa. (7m 46s)

Conflict Resolution in Public Schools

Can teaching peace-making skills to students in school curb community violence? (7m 13s)

Extended Interview Fr Columba Stewart OSB

Extended Interview Fr Columba Stewart OSB (14m 28s)

Sanctuary Movement

Across the country faith communities are offering their houses of worship as protest. (9m 38s)

In the Footsteps of Martin Luther

Martin Luther's Footsteps (8m 38s)

Extended Interview: Professor Michael Root

Professor Michael Root discusses the relationship between Protestants and Catholics. (5m 15s)

500th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation

It was Martin Luther, a monk, whose own spiritual crisis began a religious revolution. (8m 53s)

Perspective on Syrian Refugees: Imam Omar Suleiman

Visits to Syrian refugee camps gave this North Texas imam a stronger sense of empathy. (3m 38s)

Religious Reaction to Trump Executive Orders

Some communities of faith and religious leaders have responded sharply to the president. (4m 30s)

New Camaldoli Hermitage

Benedictine community in Big Sur, California, where monks and lay people find solace. (8m 39s)

Martin Scorsese’s “Silence”

Martin Scorsese’s new movie about Jesuit missionaries in 17th-century Japan. (6m 45s)

Terry Waite

This special envoy and former hostage has pondered deeply the meaning of faith. (7m 59s)

Religion and the New Trump Administration

What influence will religion and communities of faith have on President Trump? (9m 59s)

Millennials and the Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

Millennials are both embracing and distancing themselves from the civil rights leader. (8m 21s)

Katie Meyler

This young woman found her purpose in Monrovia, Liberia working for human rights. (7m 59s)

Shabbat/Sabbath

The Jewish Sabbath, a sacred day of rest and prayer, celebrates “holiness in time.” (3m 4s)

Sean Callahan

He says humanitarian relief means “bringing the solidarity from one community to another.” (6m 41s)

Sadiq Khan

London's Muslim mayor has been a strong voice for post-Brexit interfaith reconciliation. (7m 26s)

Look Ahead at 2017

What will be among the most important religion stories to watch for in the New Year? (22m 30s)

Look Back at 2016

We review the top religion and ethics news of the past year. (23m 12s)

The Threshold Choir

These singers say they “learn to be present” in a sacred moment with the dying. (6m 33s)

Mercy Chefs

Volunteers bring their love of food and sharing a good meal to people in need. (6m 23s)

Restoring the Buffalo

The Blackfeet Nation has long relied on bison to fill their spiritual & material needs. (8m 45s)

Larry Brilliant

The memoir of this doctor and disease fighter chronicles a life rooted in the spirituality (8m 27s)

Bethlehem’s Holy Family Hospital

Medical care for poor mothers and their babies is the special mission of this hospital. (2m 23s)

Haiti Hurricane Relief Update

Six weeks after Hurricane Matthew, we look at the progress of relief efforts. (5m 5s)

F.A.R.M. Café

“Feed All Regardless of Means” is the philosophy at this volunteer-operated eatery. (3m 29s)

Criminal Sentencing

Why does the US have so many people—2.3 million Americans—in prison? (9m 6s)

Three Rivers Spirituality

Retreat centers that offer stability, community, and a sense of spiritual healing. (9m 41s)

Post-Election Analysis

What happened last Tuesday? We discuss faith-based voters and election results. (6m 55s)

Muslim American Voters

How do Muslim-Americans view the 2016 presidential election? (7m)

Morally Conflicted Voters

Many voters this year are discouraged, divided, and disappointed. How should they vote? (7m 27s)

Now Playing

African-American Spirituals

These songs still resonate with messages of faith and freedom. (3m 35s)

The Meaning of Peace in the Qur’an

A University of Michigan scholar studies what peace means in the Qur'an. (4m 14s)

Election 2016: Candidates’ Religious Backgrounds

How does religious faith influence the lives and the politics of this year’s nominees? (13m 9s)

Liberian Entrepreneur Chid Liberty

“How can we pull people out of poverty if we’re not actually making something?” (7m 41s)

Election 2016: Catholic Voters

What’s a Catholic to do on Election Day this year? The pope says to study, pray, and “choo (8m 33s)