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“Becoming other people” for a living, as Kerry Washington describes her craft, as a revelatory lens on the high drama that is the human condition.

The singular theologian and writer — wise, touching, and exuberant about the strange and messy fullness of what it means to live in a human body.

The former Poet Laureate of Jamaica in conversation with Pádraig — hear this and other joyous moments from the Poetry Unbound book launch party.

Why living without "good conflict" is like "living without love" — and refreshing, unintuitive wisdom on bringing more of that into our life together.

The technologist on "more than human" belonging, revelations on binary code and the alphabet — and what it says about us that we call it The Cloud.

The therapist and trauma specialist with old wisdom and very new science about our bodies and nervous systems and all we condense into the word “race.”

A gift of an hour with the beloved late poet. The life behind the beautiful, precise words. How “Wild Geese” and “The Summer Day” came to be.

An exuberant ornithologist on landscape and inner terrains. A conversation with birdsong. For the fledged and the flying (humans included).

The late Irish poet and philosopher. Beauty as calling. Friendship and vitality. Safari with the “wildness” of God. A “pedagogy of interiority.”

The physician/public servant on formation for whole, healed human beings in the time ahead; the many costs of despair; and love as a public good.