Interpreting Science and Faith - A Tale of Two Communities
Explore the intersection of neuroscience with philosophical and religious concepts, examining tensions and confluences between scientific and faith perspectives in research, education, and policy.
The Human Cosmos - Humanity's Relationship with the Night Sky
Explore humanity's profound connection to the cosmos, from ancient stargazers to modern scientific breakthroughs, and how celestial awe shapes our art, beliefs, and understanding of the universe.
Factoring in Faith: Religious Leaders on Broadening the Climate Movement
Religious leaders discuss how faith shapes their views on nature and climate action, exploring diverse ethics of care to broaden the climate movement's impact and inclusivity.
Climate Change and Religion - Exploring Faith Communities' Role in Environmental Stewardship
Explore the complex relationship between climate change and faith communities, examining religious perspectives, generational attitudes, and potential solutions for a sustainable future.
When God Talks Back
Anthropologist explores how Evangelical Christians experience God's presence, examining the psychological and cultural factors that shape their intimate, personal relationship with the divine.
Superheroes Inspired by Islam
Naif Al-Mutawa discusses "THE 99," a comic book series featuring Islamic-inspired superheroes who combat stereotypes, extremism, and promote positive messages while collaborating with the Justice League.
The Armor of Light - A Film and Discussion
Explore a minister's journey challenging gun violence in America, examining faith, politics, and social change through powerful personal stories and thought-provoking discussions.
Will the Future Be Human?
Historian Yuval Harari explores technological development's impact on society, politics, religion, and ideology, challenging leaders to envision the future of humanity in a rapidly changing world.
Sacred Nature with Karen Armstrong
Explore humankind's evolving relationship with nature and the cosmos, discussing the importance of reverence for the Earth and potential solutions to environmental challenges.
An Appetite for Wonder
Renowned scientists Dawkins and Greene explore atheism, science, and religion, discussing God's existence, simulated universes, and inspiring scientific curiosity in a thought-provoking dialogue.
Racial Violence - Equity as a Religion
Madison Petaway explores sociological concepts to challenge traditional views on religion, proposing a new theology centered on social justice and racial equity through the lens of her experiences as a young Black poet and activist.
The Uncanny Trifecta - Law, Media and Religion
Explore the interplay of law, media, and religion in India's social development and legal awareness, uncovering challenges and proposing solutions for grassroots change.
The Gospel of Doubt
Casey Gerald shares his journey from religious faith to embracing doubt, urging listeners to question beliefs, seek new perspectives, and find courage in uncertainty for personal growth and societal progress.
Responding to Pastor Rick Warren
Philosopher challenges religious beliefs, advocates teaching religion as a natural phenomenon, and critiques "The Purpose-Driven Life" while defending evolution's role in morality.
How to Let Altruism Be Your Guide
Explore how altruism can guide decision-making in work and life, enhancing short and long-term outcomes. Learn from a Buddhist monk and happiness researcher about the power of wishing for others' happiness.
Politics and Religion Are Technologies
Explore how politics and religion function as technologies for connecting and managing groups, challenging conventional views on their differences and similarities.
Religions and Babies
Explore global fertility rates across religions and their impact on population growth through Hans Rosling's insightful and humorous data analysis.
Citizenship in Sharp Relief
Explore how nonreligious Christianity and servitude can unite polarized communities, offering insights into citizenship and the pursuit of the common good.
Where Technology, Science and Religion Intersect
Explore the intersection of technology, science, and religion with bestselling author Dan Brown as he discusses his writing process and the impact of the digital age.
The Intentional Plan for Intersectionality
Explore intersectionality in STEM, addressing challenges faced by underrepresented groups. Learn to recognize privilege, workplace issues, and create an intentional plan for inclusivity.
Atheism 2.0
Explore Alain de Botton's concept of "Atheism 2.0," which proposes adopting beneficial religious practices to fulfill human needs for connection, ritual, and transcendence.