Hugh Taft-Morales's guest appearances

Hugh Taft-Morales

Washington Ethical Society

Peter Bishop

James White

James Croft

Anthony Pinn

John Mulligan

Bruce Marshall

Amy Anderson

Douglas Wood

Jamie Raskin

Estelle Laughlin

Beth Baker

Anthony Cruz

Nancy McDonald

Mike Tidwell

Laura Solomon

OwlTail

Hugh Taft-Morales, Leader, Baltimore Ethical Society and Ethical Humanist Society of Philadelphia. There’s a lot of anger in America these days, from the anger that fueled Trump’s election to the anger of the #MeToo movement to the anger of street protests. Where does this anger come from? Where will take us? What do you do with it? Reflecting on Rebecca Traister’s new book, Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women’s Anger, Hugh Taft-Morales explores the history of anger and how it is manifesting in women, men, and himself. Music from Greater U Street Jazz Collective.

Sunday, July 7, 2019. "Anger: Women, Men, and Me Too," Hugh Taft-Morales

American democracy is confronted by many external threats: terrorism, economic chaos, and environmental degradation. To address these threats effectively, we must also solve problems internal to democracy: paralyzing partisan hostility, ugly culture wars, sound-bite media coverage, and a selfish individualism corrosive of the common good.  The traition of Ethical Humanism can help by reminding us that democracy is not merely a form of government, but is an approach to relationships.  Hugh explores how we can reinvigorate our civil discourse and build an ethical democracy.

"Building Ethical Democracy," Hugh Taft-Morales

Amanda Poppei

Jeanine Cogan

WES teens share the transitions they are making on their ethical and spiritual journeys.  Teens include Elizabeth Axley, Josephine Lichten, Elena Nicholson, Emma Rothman, Sarah Strohminger, Justin Taft-Morales, and Corey Wathen.

"Celebrating our Coming of Age and Teen Graduates," Hugh Taft-Morales, Jeanine Cogan, Amanda Poppei