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Weaving Personal Narrative and Others Stories October 13, 2008 Eboo Patel, a guest contributor to "SOF Observed," is the founder and executive director of the Interfaith Youth Core. After a panel discussion at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, he interviewed Laurie Patton, the first female chair of the Religion department at Emory and also a leading expert in Indian religions. He blogged about his encounter at http://blog.speakingoffaith.org/post/58332376/weaving-personal-narrative-and-others-stories. Let us know what you think of Laurie Patton's story and Eboo's questions and commentary. We'd love to hear your opinions! Tags: eboo ifyc sof patel religion jew judaism faith hindu spirituality emory atlanta

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Rick Warren at 2008 Clinton Global Initiative September 26, 2008 Eboo Patel, a guest contributor to "SOF Observed," is the founder and executive director of the Interfaith Youth Core. Invited to participate in the 2008 Clinton Global Initiative in New York, he interviewed pastor Rick Warren of Saddleback Church in California. He blogged about his encounter at blog.speakingoffaith.org/post/52346515/a-soldier-to-his-general-eboo-patel-guest. Let us know what you think of Rick Warren's answers and Eboo's questions and commentary. We'd love to hear your opinions! Tags: clinton religion evangelical saddleback faith aids africa ifyc sof patel charity

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SoundSeen: An Ethos Informed by Displaced Identity Krista Tippett interviewed Jonathan Greenblatt on July 2, 2008 by ISDN from Studio P at Minnesota Public Radio. Greenblatt describes how his family's history escaping from Nazi Germany, Russia, and Hungary influences his sense of service and personal identity as a pragmatic businessman. To listen to the final production, visit "The Business of Doing Good" at http://speakingoffaith.org/programs/business_of_good. Produced and edited on a Nokia N95 by Trent Gilliss. Tags: business sof tippett good jew judaism religion

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Seane Corn Demonstrates "Body Prayer" For our program, "Yoga. Meditation in Action.," Seane Corn describes her approach to yoga that she calls "body prayer." Here, in this excerpt from "Yoga from the Heart," she demonstrates the graceful and athletic movements that channel energy and love to a person or culture. To listen to the complete interview with Seane Corn, visit http://speakingoffaith.org/programs/2008/yoga/. Tags: yoga meditation healing movement motion sof flow

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SoundSeen: Prepping (Smelling) Manuscripts with Columba Yesterday, a few producers (Colleen, Mitch, and I) drove about an hour northwest of Minneapolis to the town of Collegeville to scout locations for Krista's interview with Father Columba Stewart. This small Minnesota town is home to the Benedictine monks of St. John's Abbey and University, and the Hill Museum & Manuscript Library (HMML, or "himmel" as I've heard it pronounced). If you've heard of their work, it's most probably for the St. John's Bible, a project commissioning the first handwritten, illuminated Bible since the printing press made its appearance in the 15th century. But, these archivists also preserve and digitize an incredibly large number of manuscripts from places all over the globe, including the world's largest collection of Ethiopian manuscripts and continuing projects in Syria, Lebanon, Malta, Ukraine, India, and many countries in Europe. For this morning's interview, Mitch asked Columba to bring a few examples. So, he and Wayne Torborg pulled out a few and gave us a preview. If only you could smell them. Ooh la la! Follow this project on our blog, SOF Observed, at http://blog.speakingoffaith.org. Tags: culture museum destination benedictine manuscripts preservation ethiopia antiquity sof monk text photography

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Webby Award Acceptance Speech Our online editor, Trent Gilliss, opted for the laugh and a bit of disclosure in his five-word acceptance speech at the 2008 Webby Awards gala on June 10. And he got to shake the hand of Saturday Night Live's lead writer, Seth Meyers. "Not bad for an atheist" was highlighted as one of the better speeches of the night by USA Today, PC Magazine, and Yahoo News. But, Trent was worried sick after he said it. Read his SOF Observed blog entry about it at http://blog.speakingoffaith.org/post/38625735/not-bad-for-an-atheist-trent-gilliss-online. Tags: webby gala nyc award sof atheist atheism speech

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An Open Letter to Change The documentary "Encounter Point" takes a direct, honest approach to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict that lacks the sugar-coated enamel of many peacekeeping portrayals. Through the participants of the Bereaved Families Forum, you experience the difficult dialogue taking place between individual Palestinians and Israelis who lost loved ones, cry, and find hope in the possibility of common people reaching out and changing the situation by sharing their stories -- and their pain -- with each other. In this scene from the film, Robi Damelin is faced with putting into practice the ideals of peace when she discovers her son's killer has been caught. Tags: israel islam jew judaism muslim documentary peace war palestine sof

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Glass Chapel of Mason's Bend This is one of the signature public structures built under Sam Mockbee's direction in 2000. The chapel was intended to serve as a community center for a bookmobile and traveling medical care, and a gathering space for prayer and fellowship. But now, I'm not so sure. The structure and its companion piece across the clay and gravel road are maintained, but they don't appeared to be lived in. Where the glass wall of overlapping car windshields once used to welcome passersby, now lurks an older mobile home. The rammed earth walls have held up remarkably well. What I didn't expect to see is the lush, tropical plants and flowers that now line the interior passageway and the front. After the long wait to see the Glass Chapel though, it was well worth it. Pictures seem to grow its peak by 30 feet. It's much smaller, and much more intimate than that. Human scale factored in and provides a sense of awe and serenity. Take a walk through it. Tags: architecture auburn culture landmark mockbee sof radio sambo poverty justice church alabama

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SoundSeen: Titling a Show on Seane Corn's Yoga September 5, 2008 Naming an episode of a radio program isn't easy for us. We struggle with it each week. During the final editorial session for our program on yoga with Seane Corn, the SOF production staff works through naming the show and talk about the philosophy behind it. What did we come up with? Find out. Produced and edited by Trent Gilliss using a Nokia N95 phone. Tags: titles sof editorial radio production yoga

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SoundSeen: Determining "Fair Use" September 5, 2008 One of the hazy lines in journalism for non-profit, editorial use is determining to what extent we can use copyrighted material in the radio program, podcast, and Web site. Here, the SOF staff deliberates on an excerpt of video being placed on the site and promoted within the program. Produced and edited by Trent Gilliss. Tags: sof editorial yoga copyright

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Out of the Dojo The martial arts train people to defend themselves from mortal danger. So what happens when one master opens up the imagination of other masters to live non-violently, and to address social dangers instead of purely physical ones? Produced by Shiraz Janjua, Trent Gilliss, and Mitch Hanley Tags: meditation kindness martial arts non-violence

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Custodians of Nature's Coded Wisdom This video features images of Kenyan women striving for a more verdant future. Photos are accompanied by Nobel laureate Wangari Maathai singing a native tune in Kiswahili that's often sung while planting trees. To listen to Krista Tippett's conversation with Wangari Maathai, visit "Planting the Future" at speakingoffaith.org/programs/plantingthefuture. Tags: kenya nobel africa poverty water environmentalism sustainability maathai tippett

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Bach's Bible Johann Sebastian Bach's compositions, Dr. Thomas Rossin says, stemmed from his private faith — a faith evidenced by Bach's handwritten notes in his Bible. Hear about the Bible's nomadic journey and its possible influence of his "Mass in B Minor" — what the late, great scholar of creeds, Jaroslav Pelikan, holds up as an example of the "best we've ever done." Produced by Colleen Scheck, Trent Gilliss, and Andrew Dayton Tags: bach bible music religion faith christian lutheran speakingoffaith thomasrossin

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Poem: "Beannacht" Shortly before his death in 2008, the late Irish poet John O'Donohue recited his poem, meaning blessing, during an interview with Krista Tippett. We've woven his close friends' photographs of him in his Celtic landscapes with this reading. Tags: poem poet johnodonohue ireland irish kristatippett speakingoffaith god religion faith catholic

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Making Environmental Issues Relevant Environmentalism and climate change are hot topics; yet they're still often imagined as the territory of scientists, expert activists, and those who can afford to be environmentally conscious. Biologist and Evangelical Christian is transforming the ecology of his immediate world in Dunn, Wisconsin. The Speaking of Faith production staff made a road trip to Cal DeWitt's home to give you a more visual perspective of the marshes and wildlife that surround his lands. We asked DeWitt how he approached his neighbors when moving forward with his ideas of preserving the natural beauty of Dunn. He told a series of stories that speak to Majora Carter's point about making environmental issues relevant to people's daily lives. Produced by Trent Gilliss and Colleen Scheck Tags: environmentalism wisconsin marsh wetlands evangelical christian speakingoffaith radio

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Tour of Rural Studio's 32K (aka 20K) Duplex House Auburn University's Rural Studio in western Alabama draws architectural students into the design and construction of homes and public spaces in some of the poorest counties in the United States. They're creating beautiful and economical structures that are unique in the world — and that nurture sustainability of the natural world as of human dignity. The Rural Studio has completed their third generation of the 20K House — budgeting $10,000 in materials and the rest for future profit for a contractor. In a clever twist for a pair of brothers, they've combined the two in the form of a dogtrot. Take a look. Tags: ruralstudio alabama auburn architecture greensboro housing blackbelt 20khouse mockbee

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A Design Critique ~ 20K House Auburn University's Rural Studio in western Alabama draws architectural students into the design and construction of homes and public spaces in some of the poorest counties in the United States. They're creating beautiful and economical structures that are unique in the world — and that nurture sustainability of the natural world as of human dignity. The Rural Studio 20K House is in its fourth generation now. All have been single story and aluminum clad. The current group of students are changing that, and face the challenges of creating a two-story loft. Tags: ruralstudio alabama auburn newbern architecture 20khouse speakingoffaith

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The Homes and Voices of Mason's Bend Auburn University's Rural Studio in western Alabama draws architectural students into the design and construction of homes and public spaces in some of the poorest counties in the United States. They're creating beautiful and economical structures that are unique in the world — and that nurture sustainability of the natural world as of human dignity. The iconographic structures of Mason's Bend have become synonymous with Sam Mockbee and the Rural Studio. We've put together a feast of images and voices from the people who live and work there. Tags: architecture ruralstudio alabama auburn masonsbend blackwarrior housing poverty

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Fellowship of the Rings The traveling rings on Santa Monica's Muscle Beach offer great exercise and a chance to feel like Spiderman or Tarzan. But some regulars say the rings offer a unique spiritual practice that brings together their minds and bodies. Produced by Jessica Roberts for the News21 Initiative of the Annenberg School of Journalism at the University of Southern California Tags: play rings meditation spirituality health usc roberts santamonica sport sports athletics beach

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Animals at Play Stuart Brown, a physician and clinical researcher who founded the National Institute for Play, describes Norbert Rosing's striking images of a wild polar bear playing with sled dogs. Tags: tippett sof play polar wild dog dogs churchill manitoba

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The Veil as Resistance: Muslim Women and Social Change Photojournalist Diana Matar describes her exquisite series of images portraying a new generation of Muslim women in Cairo. These women are reclaiming and redefining the veil as a symbol of political dissent, piety, and fashion in contemporary Egypt. Tags: fashion egypt "diana matar" hijab burka burkha burqa chador islam veil muslim cairo spirituality religion faith

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Vodou Brooklyn Stephanie Keith met a Vodou priest at a Buddhist interfaith event in New York. He invited her to photograph and experience the religious world of his Haitian culture. Ten ceremonies later, she offers her images and reflections on these late-night rituals. Produced by Trent Gilliss + Mitch Hanley. Tags: vodou voodoo "stephanie keith" haiti flatlands ogou brooklyn legba

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