Krista Tippett
On Being; long-form interviews on meaning, faith, and what it means to be human.
On Being; long-form interviews on meaning, faith, and what it means to be human.
Krista Tippett values this anthology as a primary example of how visionary fiction links imagination to the work of organizing.
“pulled together this anthology called Octavia's Brood and in that process I started the work of emergent strategy”
Krista Tippett values this work because the practice of documenting delight serves as an accessible, profound pedagogical tool for developing resilience.
“what surprised you in the process of moving through that year and moving through that year looking for delight and writing about delight every day?”
Krista Tippett values this work as a foundational text that provides a necessary lexicon for understanding the lived experiences and spiritual qualities of indigenous elders.
“The world's within us as you say”
Krista Tippett values this work as it contains the brilliant and straight-talking theological insights that shaped her own spiritual journey.
Krista Tippett values this work because it captures the visceral experience of young people during the 2020 pandemic.
“for everyone we lost and everything we learned in the strangest year of our lives 2020.”
Krista Tippett values this work because it transfixed her and transformed her understanding of how the natural world can be described through romantic language.
“In my mid 20s, I read Niall Williams’s Four Letters of Love and was transfixed by the way he makes the natural world a place for romance”
Krista Tippett shares this specific bonus episode as a resource for her audience to engage with deeper literary conversation.
“Bonus Episode: “Poetry Unbound in Conversation — Marie Howe””
Krista Tippett recommends this podcast to her readers as a continuing space for literary exploration and upcoming seasonal episodes.
“don’t worry: Poetry Unbound will continue”
