EpisodeReplay: Waking up Together on Valentine’s Day
In their book, Waking up Together: Intimate Partnership on the Spiritual Path, Ellen and Charles Birx (Radford University) explores how a spiritual practice can enhance intimacy and partnership. As they …
EpisodeReplay: Mind Your Manners
Dining etiquette seems to be a lost art, particularly among college students who tend to eat fast-food while studying or watching TV. But June graduates are in for a rude …
EpisodeWaking up Together on Valentine’s Day
In their new book, Waking Up Together: Intimate Partnership on the Spiritual Path, Ellen and Charles Birx (Radford University) explore how Zen practice can enhance intimacy and partnership. As they say in the first chapter: “In …
EpisodeReplay: Turning Guys into Men
The role of a “masculine” man in today’s society is in radical flux, an issue that psychology professorChristopher Kilmartin (University of Mary Washington) explores in the classroom and on stage. He toured, …
EpisodeMind your Manners
Dining etiquette seems to be a lost art, particularly among college students who tend to eat fast-food while studying or watching TV. But they are in for a rude awakening …
EpisodeTurning Guys into Men
The role of a masculine man in today’s society is in radical flux, an issue that psychology professor Christopher Kilmartin (University of Mary Washington) explores in the classroom and on stage. He …
EpisodeReplay: Overcoming Appalachian Stereotypes
Last year’s announcement that CBS planned to create a new reality show called “The Real Beverly Hillbillies” generated objections that it would foster more disparaging views of the Appalachian Mountain …
EpisodeReplay: The Problem of Evil
Americans of all political and religious stripes agree the attacks of September 11, 2001 were acts of evil. But many of us disagree about what the word “evil” represents. Is …
EpisodeWerowocomoco Unearthed
When Robert and Lynn Ripley purchased a 300-acre farm in Gloucester County, they knew that archaeologists suspected it was once the home of Powhatan, the Indian chief who reigned as …
EpisodeOvercoming Appalachian Stereotypes
The announcement that CBS plans to create a new reality show called “The Real Beverly Hillbillies” has already generated objections that it would foster more disparaging views of the Appalachian …
EpisodeThe Problem of Evil
Americans of all political and religious stripes agree the attacks of September 11, 2001 were acts of evil. But many of us disagree about what the word “evil” represents. Is …
EpisodeLewis and Clark and Native Americans
The first Americans to cross the continent knew less about their destination than the first men who landed on the moon. In 1803, Thomas Jefferson commissioned Meriwether Lewis and William …
