Another Life with Joy Marie Clarkson

Heinrich Arnold describes how scripture tells an unfinished history of liberation.

Visual artist Hannah Rose Thomas, architect Charles Howell, and poet Malcolm Guite celebrate the freedom of coloring within the lines.

Dori Moody describes how poverty, chastity, and obedience bring a different kind of freedom.

Rosemarie Garland Thomson asks why parents are not spared the terrible freedom of having to choose whether to have a child with a disability.

Jordan Castro describes how he sought freedom in drugs and novels, but they couldn't save him.

John M.G. Barclay explores how Paul's letters probe the paradox of freedom through love.

Sohrab Ahmari asks what happened to the Christian tradition of supporting workers' rights?

J. Daniel Sims, an insider, reckons with complicity and compromise in Cambodia’s aid industry.

James R. Wood, author of "The Autonomy Trap," shares his profound conversion story, reflecting on his challenging upbringing marked by detachment and emotional distance. He explores the complex dynamics of love and freedom in relationships, revealing how the quest for autonomy can isolate us. Woods recounts his spiritual awakening through a meaningful relationship, emphasizing that true freedom lies in love and community. He encourages listeners to embrace connections and commitment as vital steps toward fulfillment and overcoming loneliness.

Peter Mommsen asks what's the point of freedom?