
A new podcast from Washington National Cathedral, exploring the intersection of sacred and civic.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 58 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & CulturePlaces & Travel | |||

In an age of political exhaustion and social fragmentation, how can we revive ways of meaningful human connection? Dean Randy Hollerith welcomes Maury Giles, CEO of Braver Angels, for a conversation on rebuilding trust across divides. Giles shares in... more
Comment Magazine editor-in-chief Anne Snyder believes one of the great challenges of our time is transforming anxiety into yearning. From her childhood overseas, to her vision for “The Understory” festival at Washington National Cathedral, Snyder off... more
What does protecting religious freedom truly mean in a democracy and pluralistic society? Dean Randy Hollerith welcomes Rachel Laser, president and CEO of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, for a deep dive into the constitutional pr... more
Earlier this year, Time by Luxmuralis transformed the Cathedral into a breathtaking experience of light, sound and movement. Dean Randy Hollerith welcomed artist Peter Walker of Luxmuralis to discuss the inspiration behind the acclaimed installation ... 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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This podcast explores the intersection of sacred beliefs and civic responsibilities through engaging discussions and stories from the Washington National Cathedral. Covering a variety of topics such as history, spirituality, community engagement, and social justice, it often invites influential guests who share their insights and experiences related to faith in modern society. Noteworthy topics include the legacy of significant figures in history, inclusivity within spiritual practices, and the importance of human connection in today's world, making it a compelling listen for those interested in the deep connections between community and faith.
Listeners can expect a thoughtful blend of historical context and contemporary relevance as vari... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Rachel Laser
2. Peter Walker
3. Heather Cox Richardson
4. Marilyn Nelson
5. Pádraig Ó Tuama
6. Bogdan Adam Klich
7. Tia Levings
8. Spencer Cox
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