In this insightful conversation, Richard Kearney, a prominent philosopher and author, reveals the profound significance of touch in our lives. He discusses its historical neglect in philosophy compared to vision and underscores its essential role in emotional connections, personal development, and identity. Kearney highlights how touch shapes our understanding of the world, particularly in the context of trauma and healing. He also advocates for a new relationship with the Earth, emphasizing the reciprocal nature of touch in fostering meaningful connections.

Join Catherine Keller, a leader in process theopoetics, Rubem Alves, a voice for liberation theology, and John Caputo, Richard Kearney, and Karmen MacKendrick, who delve into the intricate intersections of faith and philosophy. They celebrate the launch of *Way to Water*, exploring how theopoetics fosters spiritual renewal and community engagement. Their vibrant dialogue highlights the transformative power of personal experiences and diverse voices in shaping theological discourse, rich with artistic expression and social justice.