Episodios

  • "I" is for Isaac and Ishmael

    "I" is for Isaac and Ishmael
    Nov 7 2025
    A look at Abraham's two sons and the stories that surround them
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    32 m
  • "H" is for Heresy

    "H" is for Heresy
    Sep 8 2025
    Who is a heretic and who decides? What can heresy as a concept teach us about free speech in our modern world?
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    32 m
  • "G" is for God

    "G" is for God
    Aug 31 2025
    Predictably, the letter 'G' (and much else) is dedicated to God, as we discuss the difficulty and drama of discussing the Divine
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    36 m
  • "F" is for Fasting

    "F" is for Fasting
    Mar 14 2025
    Just in time for Ramadan, Lent and Ta'anit Estér – we explore the concept, purpose, and methods of fasting among and between our three traditions.
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    31 m
  • "E" is for Education

    "E" is for Education
    Mar 7 2025
    For the letter 'E', Adam, Richard and Akhtar explore the concept of education – who are we educating, why are we educating them, and what are our goals for learning and teaching?
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    31 m
  • "D" is for Doubt

    "D" is for Doubt
    Jan 9 2025
    Which is the enemy of faith: certainty or doubt? Join us for a discussion of doubt, dogma, and diversity within our religious traditions.
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    32 m
  • "C' is for Community

    "C' is for Community
    Oct 8 2024
    In our third episode, Fr. Richard, Rabbi Adam and Akhtar look at the subject of community. What makes a community? How do we resolve conflicts in communities - and how can we build communities across boundaries of faith?
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    27 m
  • "B" is for Beginnings

    "B" is for Beginnings
    Aug 20 2024
    Join Adam, Akhtar and Richard as they discuss 'Beginnings' in their traditions. What's the point of Creation stories, and what can we learn from them? Do science and faith have to be at odds over the foundation of the Universe or its functioning? This and more on our second episode in which we go back to the beginning.
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    32 m