Another Life with Joy Marie Clarkson

Timothy J. Keiderling reflects from Israel on the teachings of Jesus and who are the enemies we should love.

Dr. William Cavanaugh, author of Being Consumed, discusses the nature of the consumer economy and questions when a market is truly free. Topics covered include attachment to consumer products, aiming for a local economy, living in a world of scarcity, and strategies for becoming more aware of the things we use.

Robert Lockridge and his family share their homegrown food with the people who live in their urban neighborhood, whether or not they can afford it.

Phil Christman has a Tradcath, an exvangelical influencer, a mainliner, and a conservative megachurch pastor star in this retelling of Luke 10:30–37.

Explore the concept of self-making in Tara Isabella Burton's book 'Self-Made', discussing the role of wealth in creating identities. Discover the intersection of religion and success in modern society, and the impact of self-creation on community. Plus, speculative hair care videos by Albrecht Dürer and a discussion on not eating bats.

Maria Weiss finds pain and friendship in the enforced community of outcasts at a Paraguayan leper colony.

Zito Madu describes how his parents’ insistence on reserving an entire room in their small house for books expanded his world.

Fredrik deBoer discusses the lack of change in leftist politics, the incorporation of the anti-death penalty movement into the anti-criminal justice movement, the importance of overwhelming numbers for the left, and the nature of reality. They also explore the concept of human dignity, the origins of morality, and the contradictions of equality.

Maureen Swinger describes what it is like to live in a Bruderhof community where you possess nothing but share everything.

As the Industrial Revolution took off, writes Jack Bell, William Cobbett rose in defense of the cottage economy.