Now & Then Podcast

Award-winning rapper and host of Netflix's "Hip-Hop Evolution" - Shad talks about Henri Nouwen's inspiring counter-culture call to vulnerability and finding joy in his music and life.

Father Ron Rolheiser - well-known spiritual thinker, award-winning author, and speaker, offers a deep challenge to us all: to give our death away.

Anne Snyder, Editor-in-Chief of Comment Magazine, talks about her book "The Fabric of Character "- a timely topic given that the conditions under which character is forged are in serious trouble.

Long-time friend of Henri's and author - Nathan Ball discusses the 'ministry' of fundraising that Henri Nouwen wrote about in his classic book "A Spirituality of Fundraising."

General Secretary of the United Church, Rev. Michael Blair asks the question - "Where is the church on racism?" He shares intimately how the words of Nouwen have been a rich resource shaping the call on his life.

Well-known Christian author and activist Shane Claiborne calls us to let love and justice be the signature of our lives in these challenging times.

Award-winning author and pastor Greg Paul, inspires us with a vision for finding our way back to the good news of our faith.

Dr. Ray Aldred, a status Cree Indian and Director of the Indigenous Studies, shares how Nouwen's words have helped him and other indigenous people in their quest for healing -  shifting from an identity of shame to a heritage of dignity.

In Part Three of Henri Nouwen at the Crystal Cathedral in 1992, Henri teaches us about the three disciplines which can help us open a space within to hear God speaking to us.

Award-winning author and activist Bob Massie, shares what he learned from Henri about how to live without fear even in the face of pain and disappointment.

In Part Two of Henri Nouwen at the Crystal Cathedral in 1992, Henri explores what it means to be chosen, to be blessed, to be broken and to be given.

Well-known advocate for the poor - Dr Rick Tobias, speaks to the issues of social justice and challenges us, as he believes Nouwen would have, to move from fear to love in this time of uncertainty.