Shalt thou dispute With Him the points of liberty? (Milton) (more)

 This hour: Rebecca Sheir's The End as Beginning: An Audio Exploration of the Jewish View of Death, a trilogy that blends interviews, personal reflections, and music, and focuses on death and the Jewish tradition. (more)

This hour: phone solicitors, bottle evangelists, a mysterious cassette tape unearthed in the attic, and more. (more)

Superstition, money, rules, bullshit, loud guitars, talking Moses and Jesus, and Santa! (more)

A man who would later become a priest describes the day of his conversion. (more)

Scott Carrier joins the ranks of thousands of religious pilgrims who have been circling the base of Mount Kailash in Tibet for centuries. (more)

In a small village in India, a 90 KG stone levitates when the name of sufi saint Qamar Ali Dervish is chanted. (more)

This story is a tale of love, betrayal, and a secret. (more)

This hour: Identical twins -- separated at birth, separated by belief and joined by matching outfits. (more)

One man's struggle with himself and his family while trying to maintain his faith in God. (more)

The pastor in this fictional drama is the main character in a half-completed short story. (more)

This hour: Facing fears in faraway lands. (more)

A cultural detective searches out a singing stranger and in the process finds out how prayer affects a young man's life. (more)

Documentarian Mary Beth Kirchner lived in a Chicago convent to produce this intimate portrait of aging Catholic nuns. (more)

This hour: A dark secret that threatens to tear apart a family. (more)

This hour: gods, idols, worshipers, and skeptics. (more)

At least forty thousand African Americans are practicing Jews. They call themselves Hebrew Israelites and their style of worship inspires a variety of reactions: enthusiasm, curiosity, and sometimes even outright hostility. (more)

Long before the women's movement even had a name, some Oak Park girls began questioning tradition without even knowing they were doing so. (more)

This hour: two people shed old skins and resurface in foreign territory. (more)

The Jewish burial ritual places great importance on treating the deceased with the utmost honor and respect. This is especially important during the ceremony of taharah, which involves the physical cleansing of the dead body. (more)