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Our communities are more religiously diverse than ever. What should you know about the dynamic world around you? Common Knowledge shares fresh perspectives from leaders across a spectrum of...

Whether it's a discussion in a college classroom or an argument around the Thanksgiving table, divisions in our society seem both more appar...

What bonds us together? In the present day, even when addressing issues meant to bring us together like interfaith cooperation, spaces and i...

When you think of a leader, what image comes to mind? On this episode of Common Knowledge, Prerna and Carr discuss the idea of leadership in...

This past year, how we identify ourselves has been contested, challenged, and redefined by events and social movements. To start the new sea...

We live in a religiously diverse democracy, yet our country today seems frustratingly polarized around lines of difference and not connectio...

For many folks, 2016 was a year of surprises, with both unexpected challenges and encouraging achievements. In a special New Year's episode...

The values we share in interfaith spaces are often rooted in deeply personal beliefs and customs. We hear about one of those traditions toda...

When does a spin class go from an excuse to lose a few pounds to a transformative shared experience? The answer might lie in what kind of co...

1 in 4 American Christians identifies as Pentecostal. Often characterized by a direct connection to God and the Holy Spirit, Pentecostal bel...

This month, we offer a special short episode reflecting on the troubling and violent events this past summer—from Orlando to Medina. Jenan M...

How does a religious or nonreligious group respond to a major world event like the current refugee crisis? We talk with Bill Canny, the head...

Food—growing it, cooking it, serving it, and eating it—is definitely not off the table when it comes to thinking about engaging with differe...

Followed by millions across the world, yet often overlooked in the United States, shamanistic practices express a diverse set of beliefs abo...

Climate change and environmental degradation have been listed as a priority by political leaders, national security experts, and even Pope F...

Pauli Murray’s legacy of civil rights activism is often overlooked in history books. As the first female African-American Episcopal priest,...

Issues of religion, gender, and ethnicity can often seem difficult to discuss or fully understand when not tied to our daily lives and conce...

How is data useful for the work of interfaith cooperation? On this month’s episode of Common Knowledge we talk with members of IFYC’s Assess...

On this episode we talk to Jen Bailey, a minister in the African Methodist Episcopal Church and the founder of Faith Matters Network , an in...

Varun Soni, the Dean of Religious Life at the University of Southern California, joins us this month on Common Knowledge as we talk about Hi...

In this episode, focusing on Islam and interfaith engagement, we chat with Mustafa Abdullah, an IFYC alumni and current Program Associate fo...

One of the most religiously diverse areas of American life is healthcare and medicine. In this episode, we hear from three people working at...

This month, we focus on concepts and stories that inspire Jewish interfaith work. We talk to Rabbi Josh Stanton about why he engages in inte...

In this episode, we talk with filmmaker and storyteller Valarie Kaur. We discuss the importance of storytelling in the interfaith movement a...

In this episode, we talk with Joanna Brooks, a professor and author of the memoir The Book of Mormon Girl . We discuss the diversity within...

Evangelical Christians represent a significant portion of American religious life, yet they are often overlooked for their contribution to t...

This episode, we talk to Chris Stedman, author and Humanist Chaplain at Harvard University, about what it means to be both an atheist and an...

In our first episode, you’ll meet our hosts, Cassie and Carr, unpack the big idea that is interfaith literacy with Eboo Patel, and hear the...