If you think ‘oh God, now what?’ every time you open your news app, here’s the secret: journalists feel this way, too. Veteran journalist and host Niala Boodhoo created this show because she’s close to the stories of our time, but also passionate about religious wisdom’s ability to guide us when things are difficult. Each week, through conversations with faith leaders of all kinds, you’ll learn how religious and spiritual traditions can help us live with the news, not just survive it. Subscribe on Substack Follow Niala on Instagram: @nialab Do you have a question or idea for the podcast? Email us at [email protected].
Refugee resettlement faces significant challenges as political narratives increasingly frame newcomers as threats rather than individuals in need of protection. Distinguishing between refugees—those fleeing persecution or war—and general immigrants is essential for understanding the legal and humanitarian frameworks go...
Travel serves as a transformative tool for self-discovery and healing, functioning as a modern-day pilgrimage that allows individuals to step out of their mundane routines. Phil Cousineau, author of The Wisdom of the Odyssey, highlights how ancient travel narratives provide a template for leaving home, enduring hardshi...
Political polarization and the "Jenga" fragility of modern democracy require a shift from partisan obsession toward a broader, values-based definition of politics. Rather than reducing civic life to a quadrennial vote, individuals should prioritize local engagement and community-level action, which offer more tangible ...
Modern news cycles often prioritize immediate events over long-term perspective, creating a need for moral wisdom derived from ancient traditions. This program bridges the gap between breaking headlines—such as geopolitical conflicts, AI automation, and travel chaos—and deep-seated religious insights. By engaging with ...
Follow this podcast in Podwise
Sign in to get AI summaries, transcripts and mind maps for any episode, including new ones.
