
One way to measure the various stages we travel through from birth to advanced age is the use of “biological markers.” The expression is a convenient way to determine what is expected biologically from one stage of life to another. The “markers” for ... more
Welcome to Aging Mindfully. These podcasts present an interdisciplinary dialogue between George Simms and Foster McCurley on opportunities and challenges connected with aging.
George Simms has a special interest in the moral dimensions of medical de... more
The choice for hell has echoed for almost a century and a half through Huckleberry Finn’s penetrating words. Huck’s life in his aunt’s home, her strict mentoring of morals and manners, and the daily life in church and society–all led to his dilemma. ... more
Yousaf Chaman talks about handknotted Oriental rugs, how they are made, and the importance of fair trade to the Pakistani artisans.
Download or listen to Whose We Are, episode 4: Building Foundations.
My guest for this podcast is Yousaf Chaman, the... more
Melanie Taormina
Listen to or download Whose We Are, episode 3: Taize Spirituality with Melanie Taormina.
It is a delight to have as my guest for this interview on spirituality, Melanie Taormina. Melanie lives, works, and worships in Williamsport,... more
Mom at Petrified Forest in 1998
In the early hours of April 22, the not unexpected phone call informed me of my mother’s death. She was just a couple of months short of her ninety-fourth birthday. The four days prior to her dying and since yesterday... more
Locks of Love
Download or listen to Whose We Are, episode 2: Lots of Love and Locks.
Corinne with long hair
In March, 2009, our nine-year-old granddaughter, Corinne, surrendered 10 inches of her blond hair to Locks of Love. I interviewed her to gi... more
Listen to or download Whose We Are, episode 1: Work: Divine and Human
God reaches out to us with unconditional love and sends us into the world to love our neighbors. In the world, we have more than six billion neighbors. The form that neighbor love... more









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