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Can We Get Beyond the Marriage Culture Wars? — with Jonathan HaidtDavid talks with Jonathan Haidt, author of The Righteous Mind and a supporter of our "Call for a New Conversation on Marriage." |
| Listen to the podcast (1:01:03) | Watch the video (1:23:35) |
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Should Religious People Join The New Conversation? — with Rusty RenoRusty Reno, Editor of First Things, debates David about the prospects for a New Conversation on Marriage among religiously committed communities. |
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Will Liberals Help To Save Marriage? — with Peter Steinfels and Amy ZiettlowDavid probes the vision of liberals from very different generations to tease out the ideas and practices that will renew our marriage culture. |
| Listen to the podcast (59:40) | Watch the video (1:44:02) |
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Will Gays Change Marriage Or Will Marriage Change Gays? — with John CorvinoDavid and John discuss the need for a new conversation on marriage. Together they challenge each other with frank and illuminating insights on the full range of issues that impact the institution in our time. program information |
| Listen to the podcast (54:47) | Watch the video (1:39:11) |
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Is The Marriage Gap Driving Inequality? — with Larry MeadDavid interviews Larry Mead, one of our foremost experts on poverty and welfare, on the importance of marriage in the current debate about inequality. program information |
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What is Parenthood? — With Linda C. McClainDavid and Linda have a frank discussion of the political labels and cultural messages that define the struggle over strengthening marriage and families. program information |
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Can Marriage Be Saved? — with Charles MurrayCharles joins David for a lively discussion of Coming Apart, Losing Ground, and other milestones in a career of thinking differently about public policy, civil society and the family. program information |
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What Do Two Men Named Glenn Loury Say about Sex, Marriage, Class, and Race?Father and son discuss the personal and the political aspects of coming out, changing minds, and the how marriage fares on the fault lines of age, race, and class in America today. program information |
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What Are the Rights of Donor-Conceived Persons?Alana Newman and Ralph Buchalter join David Blankenhorn to explore the intricate ethical and moral issues surrounding third party reproduction and the anonymous practices of an industry often hidden from public view. |
| Listen to the podcast | Watch the video (1:28:48) |
June 24
Marriage as Soulcraft
David talks to Jonathan Rauch, author of the new ebook Denial: My 25 Years Without a Soul, about the experience of growing up without the hope of marriage, and how that shaped—and misshaped—him.
Rev. Andrew Kline, Director
Rev. Amy Ziettlow, Producer
David Blankenhorn, Host
