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November 2, 2012

S16 E9 / 25m 31s
The response of the Southern Baptist Convention's relief arm in the wake of Sandy; a look back at the faith-based outreach of both campaigns this election season; black churches and same-sex marriage; and the Vigil of All Saints at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington.
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October 19, 2012

S16 E7 / 25m 31s
Part two of our three-part series on the rise of the "nones," the religiously unaffiliated in America: What are the political implications? Also, Father Shay Cullen, an Irish-born Catholic priest, who is rescuing women and children from sex trafficking in the Philippines.
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October 12, 2012

S16 E6 / 25m 33s
Part one of our three-part series on the rise of the "nones," the religiously unaffiliated in America: Who are they? Also, should Minnesota's state constitution be changed to say marriage is the union of one man and one woman?
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September 21, 2012

S16 E3 / 25m 32s
What do the latest polls say about how the religious vote is dividing between President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney? Also, should pastors be able to endorse a political candidate from the pulpit without facing consequences from the IRS? And are Vietnamese Catholics in the US "the new Irish" of the Catholic Church?
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September 14, 2012

S16 E2 / 25m 31s
Religious reactions to the deadly attacks against US embassies triggered by an anti-Islam video; Are Mormons Christians?; and Sephardic Jews prepare for Rosh Hashanah and the High Holy Days.
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September 7, 2012

S16 E1 / 25m 31s
Faith outreach and religious-political issues at the Democratic National Convention; Catholic writer and deacon Ron Hansen, whose acclaimed novels come face to face with “the imponderables of life”; and a conversation with Harvard professor Harvey Cox about his friend Cardinal Carlo Martini (1927-2012), one of the rare liberal voices in the Catholic hierarchy.
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