Episodes by Circa

Harmonia-goddess of harmony and witness to the ages-introduces herself and the new series, The Golden Thread.

The story of Diane Tickell, one of the first women ordained Episcopal priest, who found the sacred not in ceremony but in soup kitchens and open doors.

Sokhna Magat Diop led a Mouride Sufi community in Senegal for sixty years. Harmonia tells the story the world almost missed.

Yogi Naraharinath walked the hills of Nepal preserving ancient manuscripts, carrying a tradition of sacred knowledge transmission into the modern world.

Father John Krestiankin survived the Soviet Gulag unbroken, and spent the rest of his long life demonstrating that wholeness is the most defiant response to cruelty.

A reflection on Etty Hillesum's choice to preserve humanity amid social destruction, and why our future is built on the inner lives we protect now.

Johann Nobis, an Austrian Jehovah's Witness who quietly refused to betray his conscience in the face of overwhelming power

Charles Williams believed co-inherence --- our mutual indwelling --- was not an idea but the fabric of reality. In a lonely world, he may have been right.

Regina Jonas-the first female rabbi in Jewish history

How Frances Perkins turned rising conscience into national responsibility, shaping laws that still protect millions and revealing the dawn of a new moral era.

Kim Iryp was a voice everyone heard-poet, editor, provocateur. And then, one day, she walked away. Into the mountains.

Georges Lemaître, the Belgian priest who first proposed the Big Bang, and the spiritual discipline of holding science and faith without collapsing one into the other.

Harmonia explores Caodaism and its founder Lê Văn Trung, a tradition born in colonial Vietnam that honored the divine across all of humanity's sacred traditions.

An exploration of Martha Root's travels and how her faith met the demands of a newly interconnected world without coercion or fear.

The story of Sergei Bulgakov, Russian theologian and exile, whose lifelong spiritual journey offers a map for the searching soul.

Pavel Florensky followed Einstein's equations past the speed of light and found the geometry of the Kingdom of God.

A gentle look at Toyohiko Kagawa, whose life in the slums of Kobe revealed a global awakening of conscience and the power of compassion to reshape society.

Bo Min Gaung, a Burmese weizza saint, inspired 4000 villages to build pagodas under colonial rule, showing how sacred community endures.

The story of Meyan Khatun, the Yazidi princess who governed her ancient people through half a century of empire, war, and catastrophe.

Rufus Jones, the Quaker thinker and activist whose quiet conviction helped make equality, peace, and compassionate service feel like common sense

Harmonia traces the life of Louis George Gregory, whose grandmother's refusal to hate became a thread of racial unity he carried across forty-eight states at enormous personal cost.

Sarah Farmer missed the 1893 Parliament of Religions but gave its vision a permanent home --- Green Acre Bahá'í School, still welcoming all faiths after 130 years.

Swami Vivekananda's 1893 Parliament speech and lecture tour built the infrastructure that opened America to Eastern spiritual traditions.

Virchand Gandhi introduced ahimsa to the West at the 1893 Parliament of Religions, planting seeds that grew through Gandhi and King into the world we inhabit today.

Jenkin Lloyd Jones organized the 1893 Parliament of Religions on a conviction that still matters: religious freedom is indivisible --- protect it for all or lose it for yourself.