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When remembering isn't enough, this Indigenous author calls on us to 'unforget'
Author Patty Krawec shares how going back and acknowledging harmful histories helps pave the way for a more hopeful future.
Radio Tapestry September 28
What it means to belong
Radio Tapestry September 22
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Learning to ride a bike — at 68
Radio Tapestry September 22
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When the barrier is bigger than just language
Radio Tapestry September 22
Q&A
The age of self-care: why some find spirituality in manifesting and skin care routines
Radio Tapestry September 15
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Mixing music and ministry
Radio Tapestry September 15

How the Japanese art of kintsugi can not only repair bowls, but people

Radio Tapestry September 8

'The Nap Bishop' explains why rest is a form of radical resistance

Radio Tapestry September 5

How The Lord of the Rings became a symbol for Italy's far-right

Radio Tapestry August 24

How this astrophysicist and Jesuit priest balances science and spirituality

Radio Tapestry August 15

Just friends: This author wants us to rethink the way we view platonic love

Radio Tapestry December 16, 2022

How the Holy Grail went from medieval myth to consumer catchphrase

Radio Tapestry April 21

How this German town kept a promise to God for 400 years

Radio Tapestry July 27

How recreating ancient recipes helps one food buff bring the past to life

Radio Tapestry July 27

From beyond the grave to on the screen: What horror movies can teach us about being human

Radio Tapestry July 21

#Catholic

Radio Tapestry July 14

How religion helped shape Dungeons & Dragons

Radio Tapestry July 7

The gospel according to Dungeons & Dragons

Radio Tapestry July 7

Why Disney is like a secular religion for some superfans

Radio Tapestry July 4

Why you should shed your embarrassment and let tears flow

Radio Tapestry June 29

Living the bittersweet life

Radio Tapestry June 19

Why we seek out sad music, even when it makes us cry

Radio Tapestry June 16

Why this monk left Mississauga, Ont. at 13 to study under Thich Nhat Hanh

Radio Tapestry June 9

Noise-cancelling tech leaves us less able to listen, argues researcher

MrBeast's charitable efforts have helped thousands. But is his approach to philanthropy problematic?

Oliver Thompson

Radio Tapestry May 29

Scared of heights? How virtual reality can help people overcome their phobias

Radio Tapestry June 4

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