Interfaith Podcasts

First Things is published by The Institute on Religion and Public Life, an interreligious, nonpartisan research and education institute whose purpose is to advance a religiously informed public philosophy for the ordering of society. Learn more: www.firstthings.com/learnmore On this episode, Charles Murray joins Mark Bauerlein to discuss his new book, “Facing Reality: Two Truths about […]

Spirituality Matters with Rev Karla is a podcast for the spiritual but not religious. Rev Karla is an ordained interfaith minister, a writer, a wife, a mom, a grandmother and a spiritual sojourner. She explores topics from sin and religious trauma to empathy and self-care through stories of her own experiences and spiritual practices to […]

Interviews with Scholars of Religion about their New Books Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/religion Exploring the Sikh Tradition is based on an in-depth filmed conversation between Howard Burton and Eleanor Nesbitt who is Professor Emeritus of Education Studies at University of Warwick and a poet. Eleanor Nesbitt is an expert on […]

In this podcast we explore movements, sects, or interesting things about the world of religion. We aren’t historians we just google it and talk about it. This episode is all about Sunday School. We talk about some of our listener’s experiences, common Sunday School clichés, and of course the history of the Sunday School movement. […]

While religion and science often seem at odds, there’s one thing they can agree on: people who take part in spiritual practices tend to live longer, healthier, and happier lives. The big question is: Why? In the “How God Works” podcast, professor Dave DeSteno takes us on a journey to find out – one that […]

Is healthy dialogue possible in our cultural divide? To find out, two friends – one a Skeptic, the other a Christian – interview the believing and non-believing about the deeper issues that create the divide. In this episodeof The Divide we interview Taylor, a philosopher, about whether he believes free will exists. Engage with Drew, […]

The Pastor and Priestess are bringing it all together; pagan and Christian, ancient and future, soul and body, masculine and feminine. Join them to explore the deep psycho-spiritual roots of what ails us and what we need for healing and justice in the 21st century. Our series on Psychedelics and Spirituality continues with two of […]

Come Pray with Me is the coffee talk of religious programming. Each episode focuses on different religions from around the world with featured guests. We sit down and discuss their beliefs and how they have impacted their life. Every episode ends in a prayer, so I encourage you to listen in and come pray with […]

In Good Faith is the place to hear stories and accounts from believers, told in their own words. Our hope is to listen with an open heart, celebrating the power of faith and belief, and what those stories mean to the ones who tell them. Host Steven Kapp Perry talks with believers from all walks […]

Interfaith Matters is an original podcast series from The Interfaith Center of New York that explores how interfaith engagement matters to making positive social change Hosted by Hanadi Doleh, ICNY Director for Community Partnerships Throughout New York, clergy members, lay leaders and faith-based activists from every faith tradition are working to create positive change for […]

A failed minister examines the decline of American Christianity Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/save-me-podcast/support Episode 17 of Save Me: A Failed Minister Considers the Decline of American Christianity When did you first realize other people who didn’t believe the same things as you were not wrong, evil or hellbound? Chase shares about some key moments of […]

A journey into world religions investigates the nature development and influence of the five major world religions. In today’s episode we need Nick Gilmore. Nick is a Christian.

Three bloggers, one Jewish & two Christian, discussing faith, cigars, depression, cigars, social justice, cigars, and other interfaith issues. Oh, and cigars. In Episode 138, The Jew, The Gentile, and The Ampersand of Reason join The Welsh Troubadour, Phil “Freaking” Wyman (we’re not worthy, we’re not worthy), in wandering and wondering what […]

A Jew and a Gentile have joined forces against evil for good in a show which deals with heavy issues in a conversational manner. Does truth exist? Does God exist? Are miracles possible? Is there one true religion? Did Jesus really exist? Did Jesus really rise from the dead? All these and much much more. […]

Three American women of faith Hurunnessa Fariad, Dr. Sabrina Dent & Rabbi Susan Shankman come together to discuss life, faith and resilience. Conversations centered around humanizing American narratives while discussing likes and differences between the different faiths through life experiences. The ladies talk about why Juneteenth is important and also give examples of black artists […]

In a programme for people of many faiths and none, Michael Comyn talks with those whose life experiences cause them to call on their beliefs as he seeks to discover what religion does for people… and occasionally to them. With regular updates from across the worlds faiths and those that hold them The Leap of […]

The question has likely come to us all, “What Do You Believe?” Belief is an interesting thing. It is complex. Multi-faceted. Layered with emotion, and defined by our own unique experiences, traumas, perspectives, and pain. It is a powerful and driving force in each of our lives, sometimes without even knowing it. Belief doesn’t live […]

From satanic feminists, dolphin communicators, to stigmatists—take a leap of faith with Jerico Mandybur on Beyond Belief as she teases out what it means to believe. Part enlightening conversation, part edu-tainment, hear how society’s “weirdos” believe, and discover they’re not so weird in the process. After all, we all want to believe in something. Introducing […]

Christians find hints to Jesus in the Old Testament. Jews don’t. Why? Christians use the term “legalism” to deride a dry, mechanistic religious practice, but Jews have a tradition of passionate legal interpretation and the Torah’s laws describe the very nature of their practice. Are we even talking about the same laws? How did Moses […]

Deep, unmediated interviews with religiously unaffiliated and affiliated Americans who have insightful views on spirituality, connection, and the search for meaning. Weekly conversations with host Kathryn Elliott, a journalist and spiritual integration coach who enjoys interfaith, intercultural dialogue and authentic conversation that brings people together. || New episodes uploaded weekly on Tuesdays. In Episode 7 […]

Godcast exists to share our stories about the presence or absence of religion in our lives. Each episode focuses on a particular issue or experience in the hopes of acknowledging that we are in a continued conversation with the religion/ worldview with which we were raised—whether that conversation happens from a place of reception or […]

A weekly discussion regarding God, belief, non-belief, and other delicate subject matter in an open and welcoming environment. In the first grade, Nicholas D’Agosto (Trial & Error, Gotham, Masters of Sex, The Office, Fired Up!) wanted to be a Priest. He didn’t become one. Now an Actor, Husband, Father and Podcaster, he brings in talented […]

A questioning Catholic and an open-minded Jew go into a studio to explore the concept of spirituality. The result: a podcast that covers everything from quantum physics to the hero’s journey and everything in between. Clayton was raised to believe that Evil emanates from the devil, and that it creeps into the human soul through […]

A podcast amongst three friends and History Ph.D. colleagues discussing current events, history, education, and life. A podcast amongst three friends and History Ph.D. colleagues discussing current events, history, education, and life. 10/11/20 Contact Us – Email: jcawalkintoabar@gmail.com – Twitter: @jcawalkintoabar – Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jcawalkintoabar/ Theme Music – “Know It All” by Big Useless Brain – […]

Blurring the lines between sacred and secular. Explorations of hope, inspiration from all religions, without dogma, shame, or judgment. Host Andrew Chirch is an Interfaith minister and spiritual guide for real people like you. The idea for 99 comes from the Islamic teaching that there are 99 names for the divine, and each one has […]

Jews and Christians are “spiritual siblings” and share the same “spiritual DNA”. Listen with Dr. Abraham as he teaches and inspires Jews and Christians to learn their common religious, historical and spiritual roots. What Jesus’ Passover Meal was like.

A series of conversations with people from different backgrounds and beliefs. Going beyond small talk, this podcast gets at the essence of identity and what’s really important to each guest. “Not This Year” by Alex M. Stein

As women’s voices in faith communities become louder, MPR News with Kerri Miller is speaking with women who are energized by some of our most urgent policy, spiritual and philosophical questions. Anjali Kumar met with witches in New York, a shaman in Peru, and a faith healer in Brazil, in a quest to find her […]

Tim is a Christian. Mike is a Jew. They meet weekly in a bar to discuss their faiths and to learn more about them. A funny, light-hearted discussion for those who are religious, or just like hearing other people talk and joke about spiritual stuff. Mike & Tim discuss growing up in the Church / […]

An Imam, A Priest and a Rabbi Walk Into a Bar… is an interfaith conversation brought to you by Sacred Heart University’s One Heart, Many Faiths initiative. IPR brings together Father Tony Ciora, Imam Gazi, and Rabbi Kormis to discuss the tough issues that come along with not just being a religious person, but being […]

Join two vagrant scholars of religion as they discuss religious oddities across the world and throughout time. Tune in each Tuesday, the least holy and most boring day of the week, for new episodes of Season One, which examines the theme of “Bodies, Blood, and Cloth.” No religion is too old, too sacred, or too […]

Religion is the driving force behind much of what happens in the world today — particularly when it comes to the “big three” religions — Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Religious differences have and continue to spark wars, create nations, and spawn ongoing conflict down through the centuries. No matter what religion you adhere to (or […]

A series of lectures from my Introduction to World Religions Class including discussions of Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The first day of our Buddhism unit begins with a brief discussion of why and how Buddhism can and has been problematic to and for a Western understanding and the challenges is poses to Western […]

Over four days in June 2012, our speakers – philosophers and theologians, historians and writers, believers and non-believers – will consider what it can mean to be religious, and what role the voice of faith may legitimately have in the conversations of citizens in a multicultural, democratic state and in the community of nations. Over […]

Why study religion? An understanding of the world’s religious traditions is crucial in helping us to appreciate not just the varied forms of belief and practice that we encounter at home, abroad and in the media, but also the influence that religion has on world affairs. This course offers an introduction to the study of […]

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