How to Be a Holy Rascal

Rabbi Ted Falcon of the Interfaith Three Amigos will be our guest. Honestly, who knows what these meshgenah rabbis will discuss-Kabbalah, Interfaith, and Holy Rascalness. Be sure to tune in for a laugh.

Kathe Schaaf brings women together for unique conversations and transformational leadership gatherings. She sees that as the old systems of greed and power crumble, the feminine wisdom emerges. And the great news is it is happening NOW.

Beth Katz, the executive director for Project Interfaith and RavelUnravel, is on a mission to combat cultural and religious myths by creating space for individuals to share their powerful stories.

Our special guest, Sharif Abdullah, founder of Commonway Institute, is committed to creating a society that works for all beings. This is a sacred act. Join us to hear about his world travels and what it will take to create a spiritual civilization for the 21st century.

Glennon Doyle Melton, founder of Momastery and author of Carry on, Warrior, will entertain Rami with her life stories and family tales. Glennon is disarmingly honest about it all. She is definitely a Holy Rascal.

Adam Bucko, author of Occupy Spirituality, is the spiritual director to many of New York City's homeless youths. His radical vision of social change is so simple and so profound: Sit with the homeless youths in contemplation, let them experience silence, and witness the change.

Elizabeth Dabney Hochman, founding editor of KidSpirit Online, a spiritual and creative outlet for teenagers, joins Rabbi Rami to discuss how this former opera singer saw the need for teens to express their views in a safe environment. This is an outstanding website with loads of resources for teens and youth workers.

Rabbi David Zaslow has a new book, Jesus: The First Century Rabbi. This is a bold book that challenges Christians in Jesus' commitment to his Jewish faith.

Do CEOs need Spiritual Intelligence? Cindy is on the cutting edge with the new emergence of conscious capitalism. Her book SQ 21: The Twenty-One Skills of Spiritual Intelligence is the missing piece for the different intelligences (IQ, EQ) for business leaders. Can spirituality change the face of doing business?

Are Genesis, Dark Green Religion, and Avatar changing our story? In his newest book, Avatar and Nature Spirituality, Bron Taylor explores the emerging story about our planet. Rami and Bron talk about the changing narrative in Genesis and how the blockbuster movie Avatar was a force in challenging people's stories about the environment.

Can I be spiritually independent and religious too? Carl McColman, author of The Big Book of Christian Mysticism and others, will ponder with Rami on spiritual labels. Are they good or a hindrance? Why do we wear them? What language can we use to celebrate and forge our spiritual identities without being pigeonholed?

Can the ancient wounds between the genders be healed now? Gender crisis is a collective spiritual crisis. No society can be truly equal with imbalances to the masculine and feminine energy. Satyana Institute has developed powerful healing transformation workshops around the globe to help heal the riff and power struggle between the sexes. This is important work, gender reconciliation.

Not if you have read Mirabai Starr's book, God of Love. Join Rabbi Rami as they explore and find the common ground of the rich Abrahamic traditions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Although there may be disagreements, there is no doubt the unifying wisdom is loving-kindness.

Ellen Bernstein, the 'Birth Mother' of the Jewish Environmental Movement, is the founder of Shomrei Adamah. Rabbi Rami and Ellen will examine religious text on the environmental movement and how we can be a better steward for the Mother Earth.

Rabbi Sandy Sasso, the trailblazing woman rabbi and author of a dozen children's books, will talk about how to nurture the spiritual imagination of children. Her books open not only the children's minds but their hearts and spirit about God.