http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/audiocasts Audio podcasts es http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-aman-ali-and-bassam-tariq-lead-characters-in-film-30-mosques30-days <p><em>30 Mosques/30 Days</em> follows the quirky cross-country road trip of two Muslim-American twenty-somethings over the course of Ramadan 2011, as they visit a different mosque in a different stat<p><a href="http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-aman-ali-and-bassam-tariq-lead-characters-in-film-30-mosques30-days">leer más</a></p> 00:15:26 WOR 30 Mosques/30 Days follows the quirky cross-country road trip of two Muslim-American twenty-somethings over the course of Ramadan 2011, as they visit a different mosque in a different state every night for 30 days. Bassam Tariq and Aman Ali seek the freedom of the open road, hoping to leave their insecurities at home in New York. But they journey into the most divided America they have ever known, and unwittingly become ambassadors for America's most contested citizens. clean Fri, 23 Sep 2011 10:09:32 -0500 Administrator 696 at http://hartleyfoundation.org http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-erik-greenberg-anjou-director-of-deli-man <p>What makes a Jew? In the oft-quoted rabbinic source "Ethics of the Fathers", the three pillars of Judaism are earmarked as prayer, study, and gemilut hasidim, or acts of loving kindness.<p><a href="http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-erik-greenberg-anjou-director-of-deli-man">leer más</a></p> 00:15:06 WOR What makes a Jew? In the oft-quoted rabbinic source "Ethics of the Fathers", the three pillars of Judaism are earmarked as prayer, study, and gemilut hasidim, or acts of loving kindness. But there's a fourth pillar - Food... A tender cut of corned beef steeped in its juices. A full-bodied garlic pickle. Spicy brown mustard with grain. A blintz that melts in your mouth like a creamsicle on a summer's day. Recipes and culinary garnishes from Hungary, Poland, Russia, and Romania. Meet the effusive and charming Ziggy Gruber, a third-generation delicatessen man, owner and maven, as well as Yiddish-speaking French-trained chef, who currently operates one of the country's most popular, and delicious delis, Kenny and Ziggy's in Houston. "Texas?" you ask. Shalom, y'all. no Thu, 22 Sep 2011 21:42:35 -0500 Administrator 695 at http://hartleyfoundation.org http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-ken-mandel-director-of-god-and-daring-thie-life-of-josemaria-escriva <p>The Catholic religious organization Opus Dei has long been a subject of public fascination.<p><a href="http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-ken-mandel-director-of-god-and-daring-thie-life-of-josemaria-escriva">leer más</a></p> WOR The Catholic religious organization Opus Dei has long been a subject of public fascination. Its supporters say that it has reinvigorated Catholicism, by showing ordinary men and women how they can achieve holiness in their everyday lives. But Opus Dei (which is Latin for "the work of God") has also been a lightning rod for controversy. It's been accused of being ultra-secretive, highly influential, overly regimented, and overzealous in its recruiting practices. Fanning the flames of these controversies was Dan Brown's bestselling 2003 book, The Da Vinci Code, and the movie based on it, both of which painted a frightening picture of Opus Dei. The leaders of Opus Dei have made efforts to be more open with the public and the media - to help separate fiction from fact. As part of that effort, they have agreed - for the first time ever - to cooperate with a team of independent documenatary filmmakers who are making, with complete editorial independence, a biographical documentary about Opus Dei's founder. no Wed, 15 Jun 2011 13:02:30 -0500 Administrator 654 at http://hartleyfoundation.org http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-marianna-yarovskaya-director-of-shamans-healing-our-world <p>In ancient cultures throughout the world, Shamans have traditionally been guardians of family values and the environment.<p><a href="http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-marianna-yarovskaya-director-of-shamans-healing-our-world">leer más</a></p> 00:15:13 WOR In ancient cultures throughout the world, Shamans have traditionally been guardiansw of family values and the environment. In Shamans: Healing Our World, director Marianna Yarovskaya tells their stories, and records their wisdom, teachings and insights as she journeys to some of the few remaining ecologically pure places remaining on the globe: The Altai region of Russia, Yunnan province of China, jungles of Peru and remote areas of Indonesia. clean Tue, 15 Mar 2011 21:15:52 -0500 Administrator 602 at http://hartleyfoundation.org http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-david-kennard-director-of-life-after-death <p><em>Dying at Peace</em>, a series of four half-hour documentaries, takes a thoughtful look at the best information available about our "final hour" and what lies beyond.<p><a href="http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-david-kennard-director-of-life-after-death">leer más</a></p> 00:15:18 WOR Life After Death, a series of four half-hour documentaries, takes a thoughtful look at the best information available about our "final hour" and what lies beyond. The filmmakers will follow as compassionate witnesses four terminally ill individuals, their caregivers and families through death and into the week following death. The four will be chosen for their contrasting beliefs in the afterlife - a Christian, a Buddhist, a spiritual "free thinker", and an atheist. no Sat, 05 Mar 2011 13:42:04 -0600 Administrator 592 at http://hartleyfoundation.org http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-margaret-eaton-producer-of-gethsemane-film-project <p>The Church of Gethsemane is a special Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) located in Brooklyn, NY.<p><a href="http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-margaret-eaton-producer-of-gethsemane-film-project">leer más</a></p> 00:15:16 WOR The Church of Gethsemane is a special Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) located in Brooklyn, NY. It is run by and for prisoners, ex-prisoners, their families, and individuals in partnership with the poor and imprisoned. Gethsemane's story is one of mutual transformation, both of ex-prisoners and of individuals from mainstream churches who have risked personal involvement with them. Walk With Me will explore how a community like Gethsemane manifests not only the mission of the Presbyterian denomination, but also the principles at the heart of all faiths that value equality and justice. no Thu, 09 Dec 2010 09:10:58 -0600 Administrator 556 at http://hartleyfoundation.org http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-gerald-krell-co-director-of-religion-and-health <p>This two-hour documentary focuses on how the medical profession is not only looking to the origins of medicine in order to move forward, by re-integrating religiously based tenets into the healing <p><a href="http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-gerald-krell-co-director-of-religion-and-health">leer más</a></p> 00:15:09 WOR This two-hour documentary focuses on how the medical profession is not only looking to the origins of medicine in order to move forward, by re-integrating religiously based tenets into the healing process, but also responding to contemporary research findings that support earlier accepted wisdom. no Tue, 05 Oct 2010 12:04:13 -0500 Administrator 538 at http://hartleyfoundation.org http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-jillian-elizabeth-and-neil-dalal-co-directors-of-one-without-second <p>Swami Dayananda Saraswati captivates seekers from India to Pennsylvania to Oman.<p><a href="http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-jillian-elizabeth-and-neil-dalal-co-directors-of-one-without-second">leer más</a></p> 00:15:05 WOR Swami Dayananda Saraswati captivates seekers from India to Pennsylvania to Oman. A traditional eighty-year old monk dressed in saffron robes, Dayananda deftly weaves sophisticated philosophical concepts and methods for discovering emotional maturity with storytelling, humor, and insights into pop culture. One Without a Second is set in a remote forest ashram in Tamil Nadu, India. An international community of students gathers there to listen to Dayananda as he unfolds the teachings of Advaita Vedanta, the Indian philosophical tradition of non-duality. The tradition is in the midst of radical changes as it encounters modernity and changing social structures in India. Interview with Jillian Elizabeth and Neil Dalal no Tue, 05 Oct 2010 10:08:40 -0500 Administrator 537 at http://hartleyfoundation.org http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-adam-zucker-director-of-regeneration <p>With the fall of Communism in 1989, a young generation of Jews in Poland began learning of their long-buried ancestry.<p><a href="http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-adam-zucker-director-of-regeneration">leer más</a></p> 00:05:00 WOR With the fall of Communism in 1989, a young generation of Jews in Poland began learning of their long-buried ancestry. The Return tells their story by following four women in their 20's who discovered they were Jewish in their teens, and are now strong, dynamic leaders in their nascent Jewish enclaves. Interview with Adam Zucker no Fri, 24 Sep 2010 16:34:08 -0500 Administrator 536 at http://hartleyfoundation.org http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-kavery-kaul-director-of-streetcar-to-calcutta <p><em>Streetcar to Calcutta </em>follows writer Fatima Shaik, who is Christian and African American, on a cinematic journey from New Orleans, the city of her birth, to Calcutta, the birthplace of the<p><a href="http://hartleyfoundation.org/es/interview-with-kavery-kaul-director-of-streetcar-to-calcutta">leer más</a></p> 00:04:56 WOR Streetcar to Calcutta follows writer Fatima Shaik, who is Christian and African American, on a cinematic journey from New Orleans, the city of her birth, to Calcutta, the birthplace of the Muslim grandfather she never knew. Her Christian African American family has lived in Louisiana for four generations. Her Muslim Benagali grandfather left India and settled in New Orleans in 1893 and married Tennie Ford, an African American Catholic. Traveling from New Orleans to Calcutta across geographcial, spiritual and cultural borders, Fatima Shaik will become acquainted with Islam in daily life and investigate what Muslims in India associate with Christianity. It is a story of Christianity and Islam, America and India, New Orleans and Calcutta. Interview with Kavery Kaul no Wed, 15 Sep 2010 09:38:26 -0500 Administrator 535 at http://hartleyfoundation.org