Karen Sue Smith remembers some old friends from Japan, and considers the country’s unique role as a witness to peace. Listen to this episode
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What’s Good on TV
Tim Reidy and Jim McDermott, S.J., recommend a few shows worth watching. Listen to this episode
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Matt Malone, S.J., on Iraq
Matt Malone, S.J. considers the United States’ prospects in Iraq, and whether reconciliation is possible with Iran. Listen to this episode
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Audio Book Club: Be Near Me
Jim Keane, S.J., and Tim Reidy consider Andrew O’Hagan’s Be Near Me. Listen to this episode
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Talking Fall Books
Tim Reidy and Literary Editor Pat Kossmann talk about the fall books issue. Listen to this episode
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A conversation with James Martin, S.J.
Fr. Jim Martin talks to Tim Reidy about working off-Broadway with Philip Seymour Hoffman, Sam Rockell and the LAByrinth Theatre Company. Listen to this episode
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Conversations with Jim Keane and Fr. Jim DiGiacomo
Online Editor Tim Reidy talks to the latest addition to America’s staff, and Jim DiGiacomo discusses his article, “Educating for a Living Faith.” Listen to this episode
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A conversation with John Coleman, S.J.
Tim Reidy talks to Fr. Jim McDermott about Karl Rove and the late Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger of France. Also, a conversation with Jesuit sociologist John Coleman. Listen to this episode
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A conversation with Fr. Joseph O’Hare
Father O’Hare discusses campaign finance reform, and Fr. Jim McDermott considers spam. Listen to this episode
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A conversation with Grant Gallicho
A conversation with Grant Gallicho of Commonweal Magazine, and a reading of this week’s “Of Many Things.” Listen to this episode