Mon, 26 August 2013
Part 2 of our conversation: After she finished college, Beth Katz felt a calling to facilitate interfaith conversations. So she started in the place she knew best - her hometown of Omaha, Nebraska. Now Project Interfaith is almost a decade old, and has garnered international recognition. Also on the show, Katy Scrogin reviews Blasphemy, a collection of short stories by Sherman Alexie.
Direct download: TNS_1307_Beth-Katz_Part-2_MONO_64K_CBR_36m25s.mp3
Category:Religion & Spirituality -- posted at: 10:49am CDT |