
A new podcast from Washington National Cathedral, exploring the intersection of sacred and civic.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePlaces & TravelReligion & Spirituality | |||

Join us for highlights from an in-person conversation with the Rt. Rev. C. Andrew Doyle, Bishop of Texas, about the challenges of modern-day faith. Through the lens of Bishop Doyle’s latest book, we discussed the forces that challenge our spiritual l... more
Join us for a special edition of Crossroads featuring a conversation with Dr. Jane Goodall and Dean Randy Hollerith, recorded just 12 days before her passing. Known and beloved around the world for her groundbreaking study of wild chimpanzees and as ... more
The Rev. Dr. Russ Levenson, Jr., acclaimed author and spiritual advisor to the late George H.W. and Barbara Bush, joins Dean Randy Hollerith to discuss Rev. Levenson’s latest book, Witness to Belief. Listen along as they dive into insights from the b... more
“Do no harm” and “treat the whole person” are fundamental principles of the medical field and also resonate with pastoral care rooted in the Christian tradition. Internationally-renowned physician-scientist Dr. Michael DeBaun joins Canon Missioner Le... more
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Episode 12 - The show about Joe Alonso and the Cathedral stone masons was very interesting. You should have him on again sometime as I’m sure he would have many stories to tell
So excited for the new podcast!
Love feeling connected to the cathedral when I’m so far away! This is a great idea not just for coronavirus but for people who no longer live close to the cathedral and miss it. Last week’s episode with the organist was my favorite so far. Can’t wait for more!
There are so many fascinating stories from the National Cathedral. Looking forward to future episodes!
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Content focuses on the intersection of faith, community, and individual identity, often featuring discussions that bring together themes of spirituality, historical narratives, and civic engagement. Episodes include insights from influential guests across various fields, such as education, politics, and community leadership, addressing the implications of faith in contemporary society. Conversations frequently explore the personal journeys of guests, while examining broader societal issues through the lens of faith and inclusivity. Listeners can expect a range of topics that not only inform but also inspire, resonate with a diverse audience navigating their own sacred and civic paths.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Elaine Pagels
2. John Philip Newell
3. Marjorie Hunt
4. Emily P. Freeman
5. Francis Collins
6. Peter Wehner
7. John Dalton
8. Raleigh Duttweiler
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