Rev. George Wolfe is interviewed by Richard Brendan, host of the radio program and podcast JourneysFire, in a 2013 interview from Indianapolis public radio station WICR in promotion of Rev. Wolfe's book - The Spiritual Power of Non-Vio

Reflections on the Spiritual Power of Non-Violence Part 2

Oct 20th, 2019 15m

Reflections on the Spiritual Power of Non-Violence Part 1

Oct 20th, 2019 15m

Delayed Gratification in an Instant Gratification World

Jul 25th, 2018 15m

Rev. George Wolfe, participating in a panel talk, shares insights on benefits of delaying gratification and meditation practices as demonstrated across multiple faith traditions. This episode contains excerpts from a panel talk at the

Relationships based on profit versus relationships based on caring

Jul 18th, 2018 15m

Is love a motivator for your relationships or are they driven by profit? (Recorded live at the Unity Church of Anderson, Indiana)

Toward a Positive Peace

Apr 11th, 2015 15m

What defines non-violent activism? Is it passive? An examination of action taken with the intent of doing no harm and holding reverence for life. Recorded live at the 2012 Conference on World Affairs in Boulder, Colorado.

Henry David Thoreau -Transcendentalist or Unitarian?

Apr 11th, 2015 15m

What lessons can be found for contemporary living in Thoreau’s experiences on Walden pond?

Give Peace a Chance

Apr 11th, 2015 15m

A study of how we can remove conflict from within ourselves from the perspective of mediation and positive peace. Recorded live at the 2012 Conference on World Affairs in Boulder, Colorado.

Earth Day, Easter, and Human Extinction

Apr 11th, 2015 15m

An examination of how humans can meet our needs but not our greeds using the studies of Buckminster Fuller as a lens.

A Converging Streams and Muncie Interfaith Fellowship Retrospective

Apr 11th, 2015 15m

A summary discussion on various outreach programs of the Muncie Interfaith Fellowship, including Converging Streams, and a view into peace studies education and academic freedom in American colleges and universities.

The Myth of Redemptive Violence

May 18th, 2008 15m

Do world religions truly call for redemption in response to violent acts against people?

Taoism and Non-Violence

May 11th, 2008 15m

George Wolfe finds the path to non-violence in the Tao, finding a similar path as in the Christian tradition.

Interfaith Tolerance as Expressed in The Garden of Ruth Part 2

Apr 15th, 2007 15m

A continuation of Dr. Wolfe’s interview with Eva Etzioni-Halevy, an Israeli author, about her fictional novel The Garden of Ruth, which relates to the story of Ruth in the Judeo-Christian tradition and has a message for interfaith dial

Interfaith Tolerance as Expressed in The Garden of Ruth Part 1

Apr 8th, 2007 15m

Dr. Wolfe interviews Eva Etzioni-Halevy, an Israeli author, about her fictional novel The Garden of Ruth, which relates to the story of Ruth in the Judeo-Christian tradition and has a message for interfaith dialogue. Dr. Wolfe discusse

Can We Have a Non-Violent Apocalypse

Mar 1st, 2007 15m

Dr. Wolfe discusses views from many traditions on the “end of times” and asks if the interpretation of violent cataclysm is the only view held by those practicing faith in the United States today.

Elevating Evaluation

Jan 1st, 2006 15m

Elevating how evaluation is applied through a faith-based lens.

Faith and Service

Nov 20th, 2005 15m

Guest Tyree Coleman is a minister in Indianapolis and a program coordinator with Diamond House, a men’s transitional house. He discusses how his faith carried him through periods of homeless in his youth and his drive to serve others t

Entering Fire without Burning or Dangers of Spiritual Fire

Sep 25th, 2005 15m

Fire is common element in many faiths.

Modern Day Faith Activists Pt. 2

Jul 31st, 2005 15m

Incredible stories of deeds and creeds in today's world (Part 2 of 2)

Modern Day Faith Activists Pt. 1

Jul 24th, 2005 15m

Incredible stories of deeds and creeds in today's world (Part 1 of 2)

Finding the Sacred in the Natural World

Jun 5th, 2005 15m

How the divine is manifested in nature, as illustrated by a famous Debussy composition.

The Many Faces of Peace

May 29th, 2005 15m

A look at how peace has been applied in Muncie and beyond by leaders in Interfaith experiences.

Does a Dog Have Buddha Nature

May 22nd, 2005 15m

A look at the treatment of animals by people of faith and a discourse on the animalistic and spiritual tendencies of humankind.

What the Bible Really Says

May 8th, 2005 15m

A discussion of how the Bible can come to take on different meanings for different Christian denominations.

Separation of Church and State

May 1st, 2005 15m

A look at what role state/governmental institutions and religious entities play with each other, with an emphasis on the need for a clear separation to ensure both provide the best services to constituent communities.