Catherine Roskam's guest appearances

Catherine Roskam

On Being with Krista Tippett

Strangely and Friends

Daniel Kahneman

Sharon Salzberg

Sheryl Sandberg

Arlie Hochschild

Rebecca Traister

Tiffany Shlain

Sally Kohn

Eve Ensler

Majora Carter

Adam Grant

Glenn Beck

Karen Armstrong

Michael Pollan

Tracy K. Smith

Ingrid Mattson

OwlTail

Live guests are back! Although sitting a responsible distance apart, Strangely managed to get good enough audio from opposite ends of an 8 foot table and here it is! Cathy Roskam sit’s down with Strangely to talk about The Episcoposse, Acknowledging Past Mistakes and Acting in the 1970s. Elsewhen Strangely has some thoughts on Dragonslayer, Psychedelics and Going Back to School.

Live guests are back! Although sitting a responsible distance apart, Strangely managed to get good enough audio from opposite ends of an 8 foot table and here it is! Cathy Roskam sit’s down with Strangely to talk about The Episcoposse, Acknowledging Past Mistakes and Acting in the 1970s. Elsewhen Strangely has some thoughts on Dragonslayer, Psychedelics and Going Back to School.

Catherine Roskam and the Expansion of Consciousness

John Lipscomb

The General Convention of the Episcopal Church has sharpened our culture’s intensifying focus on homosexuality. In a year of political and religious milestones for gays and lesbians, Gene Robinson became the first openly gay man to be elected an Episcopal Bishop. There were 11th-hour allegations of impropriety. But in the end, the laity, clergy, and House of Bishops of the Church confirmed his election. This week, we set aside the ins and outs of the Robinson controversy. The public furor over this event flows, in part, from our culture’s confusion over what it might mean to morally condone homosexual relationships. And Gene Robinson aside, this issue remains an ongoing source of bitter debate among Anglicans and in most of the mainline churches in this country. How can people of faith reach radically different conclusions while living in the same tradition? Host Krista Tippett engages two Episcopal bishops on either side of the matter in a thoughtful conversation that aims to clarify our understanding of the religious issues at stake.

The General Convention of the Episcopal Church has sharpened our culture’s intensifying focus on homosexuality. In a year of political and religious milestones for gays and lesbians, Gene Robinson became the first openly gay man to be elected an Episcopal Bishop. There were 11th-hour allegations of impropriety. But in the end, the laity, clergy, and House of Bishops of the Church confirmed his election. This week, we set aside the ins and outs of the Robinson controversy. The public furor over this event flows, in part, from our culture’s confusion over what it might mean to morally condone homosexual relationships. And Gene Robinson aside, this issue remains an ongoing source of bitter debate among Anglicans and in most of the mainline churches in this country. How can people of faith reach radically different conclusions while living in the same tradition? Host Krista Tippett engages two Episcopal bishops on either side of the matter in a thoughtful conversation that aims to clarify our understanding of the religious issues at stake.

John Lipscomb and Catherine Roskam — Homosexuality and the Divided Church