In part 12 of this series, Host Michael Lerner talks with author Jeffrey J. Kripal about his book Comparing Religions: The Study of Us That Changes Us, a comprehensive guide to the comparative study of religion in the 21st century.

As an Anishinaabe ecologist, Commonweal New School’s fall Visiting Scholar Melissa Nelson is working to find ways to return to and revitalize the Indigenous and feminist roots of science. Meet Melissa and find out more about her worldview at this event—first in conversation with Host Jaune Evans, and then in an experiential process around her new work.

As an Anishinaabe ecologist, Commonweal New School’s fall Visiting Scholar Melissa Nelson is working to find ways to return to and revitalize the Indigenous and feminist roots of science. Meet Melissa and find out more about her worldview at this event—first in conversation with Host Jaune Evans, and then in an experiential process around her new work.

Join New School Host Susan Grelock Yusem for this conversation with Zaya Ralitza Benazzo and Maurizio Benazzo—the amazingly prolific filmmakers and founders of SAND (Science and Non-Duality)——the amazingly prolific filmmakers and founders of SAND (Science and Non-Duality)—about their award-winning film The Eternal Song, the first in a documentary series that explores the devastating impact of colonization on indigenous people, lands, and cultures. Explore how our collective future depends on remembering the eternal song of existence which calls us back to our original sense of belonging.

In part 11 of the Secret Body series of conversations, Michael Lerner talks with author Jeffrey Kripal about his book How to Think Impossibly.