Holy Echoes
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Podcast Overview
<p>Across every faith, prophets have listened deeply and dared to speak truth in their time. Rather than fade away, what if the insights of these divine messengers are still echoing in prophetic voices today? In this short-form podcast, we will discover the revelation and visionary hope that is reverberating between past Festival of Faiths speakers and current spiritual leaders. Join us as we deepen our relationship to the Holy and each other with this concise, multi-faith exchange across time and space!</p><p><br></p><p>A Festival of Faiths podcast hosted by the Center for Interfaith Relations.</p>
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10/10/2025
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November 13, 2025
The Medicine of Good Music
Sometimes a remedy is closer than we think. Communal singing. The rhythm of a strumming charango in your chest. The therapeutic vibrations of harmony. This episode helps us remember what music feel like in our bodies and the power it has to minister to our spirits as well as our communities. We revisit The Religious Five Quartet and Jim James from past festivals and talk with Appalatin band members Fernando Moya and Yani Vozos about the spiritual dimension of music and its ability to heal a...
November 4, 2025
Stillness in the Movement
Most of us struggle with falling into two general ways of being: overstimulated and productive or disengaged and tuned out. Lay Buddhist Adam Kane offers another option; a state that occurs in a third space called “relaxed alertness”. How do we begin to build the capacity for this? In our third episode of Holy Echoes, Adam Kane revisits a session at the 2016 Festival of Faiths featuring travel writer and prolific author Pico Iyer as he discusses the concept of Stillness and how to sta...
October 27, 2025
Religious Liberty and Justice for All: Living Out Faith in Our Time
“The value of religious pluralism is the thing that makes me most proud to be an American,” guest Guthrie Graves Fitzsimmons explains in our second episode as he responds to a segment from the Festival of Faiths that features Rev. Dr. Martin Marty from 2005. As we near the 250th anniversary of our country breaking away from state religion, we look at what it means to celebrate religious freedom as a national community. How can we embrace the full integrity of our faith without seeing t...
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- What is Holy Echoes?
<p>Across every faith, prophets have listened deeply and dared to speak truth in their time. Rather than fade away, what if the insights of these divine messengers are still echoing in prophetic voices today? In this short-form podcast, we will discover the revelation and visionary hope that is reverberating between past Festival of Faiths speakers and current spiritual leaders. Join us as we deepen our relationship to the Holy and each other with this concise, multi-faith exchange across time and space!</p><p><br></p><p>A Festival of Faiths podcast hosted by the Center for Interfaith Relations.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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