Audiocasts

A muezzin calls Islamic worshippers to prayer from the minaret of a mosque five times a day, in a 1,400-year-old tradition called the adhan....

Geeta and Senain, a Hindu and a Muslim, are two American friends from opposite sides of the divide who investigate the war in Kashmir....

Julie Englander takes an intimate look at the struggles of evangelical Missionary Kids, who have dug wells in Senegal, translated the Bible in Romania and learned to cope in countries where clean wate...

Anak Selatae (Son of the South), formerly titled Between the Verse and the King, follows the journey into manhood of several young Malay-Muslims from southern Thailand....

Andrea Eisenman tells the stories of three courageous Orthodox Jews, forced by the customs of their community to keep their life-threatening illness, the genetic diesease cystic fibrosis, a secre...

Micahel Singh takes viewers on a chronological journey through more than a century of images of Muslms, Arabs and Islam in the U.S....

Norris Chumley traces the footsteps of the ancient monks, hermits and sages of the first to twelfth centuries who lived in caves, and the first monasteries established in Egypt, Israel, Syria, Gr...

Sandy Itkoff, producer of Defamation, discusses film director Yoav Shamir's personal and global search for a better understanding of anti-Semitism....

Alan Dator, co-director with Lisa Merton of Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari Maathai, pays homage to Wangari Maathai, winner of the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize, a spiritual leader and passionate advocate...

Andrew Jacobs, NY Times writer and director of Four Seasons Lodge tells a counterintuitive and spiritually uplifting tale about 100 Polish, ...