Delaney Hall

Delaney Hall, a producer known for her engaging storytelling, and John Fife, a courageous Presbyterian minister from Tucson, share gripping narratives from the sanctuary movement in America. They discuss harrowing journeys of Salvadoran migrants and the pivotal role local churches played in offering refuge. The podcast highlights the moral challenges faced by faith leaders, drawing parallels between historical sanctuary efforts and today's immigration debates. Through personal testimonies, they illuminate the resilience of communities resisting oppressive policies.

Chris Berube, a producer, shares the quirky tale of the French Revolution's decimal time and its surprising public challenges. Kurt Kolstad, digital director, delves into architect Carlo Scarpa's unique design approach. Delaney Hall explores ghost kitchens, revealing how they revolutionize restaurant delivery. Finally, acclaimed actor LeVar Burton recounts the fascinating history of the Telharmonium, an early music streaming device. Together, these stories illuminate the intersection of creativity, history, and innovation.