Navigating Cultural Traditions and Personal Beliefs

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This chapter delves into a conversation about navigating religious and cultural traditions surrounding childbirth, especially in the context of unbelief. It features a young couple's dilemma about having a bris for their son as atheists, emphasizing how art and poetry can enrich secular celebrations.

Do you ever feel like there’s something missing in your life? You don’t know exactly what it is. And there’s never enough time to really think about it. You might get a glimpse of it if you slow down, or look deeply at something (or someone), or remember some childhood joy. What if that thing you’re missing is a sense of wonder?

Original Air Date: March 18, 2023

Interviews In This Hour:

A sense of wonder through the eyes — and ears — of a child — What goosebumps, tears and grief can teach us about being awestruck — Finding sacred meaning through poetry

Guests:

Lulu Miller, Dacher Keltner, Jennifer Michael Hecht

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